Dog-Friendly Boscastle: Pubs, Cafés and Walks

Short answer: Boscastle is one of the most dog-friendly villages in Cornwall. All three pubs (the Cobweb, the Napoleon outside its restaurant, and the Wellington) welcome dogs, the National Trust café lets dogs inside, and Bridge House and the Toby Jug hand out treats. The harbour and coast paths are National Trust land where dogs are welcome under control. Only the Museum of Witchcraft is assistance-dogs only.

Dog-friendly pubs

• The Cobweb Inn, by the bridge
• The Napoleon Inn, at the top of the village (not in the restaurant)
• The Wellington, by the harbour

Dog-friendly cafés

• National Trust Café: dogs welcome inside.
• Bridge House and the Toby Jug: treats and water for dogs.
• The Harbour Light Café: dog-friendly, with a courtyard.
• Boscastle Farm Shop: dogs outside only.

Walks with a dog

The harbour, Willapark and the coast path are National Trust land where dogs are welcome under control; keep them close near livestock and cliff edges. The Valency Valley is a lovely shady woodland walk. Boscastle walks.

Beaches

• Crackington Haven: no dogs 10am–6pm from 15 May to 30 September.
• Bossiney Cove and Tintagel's beaches aren't on the council's restricted list.

Not for dogs

The Museum of Witchcraft and Magic is assistance dogs only.

More: dog-friendly attractions in Cornwall · the Boscastle guide.

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