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Dog-friendly Cornwall — best walks, beaches and pubs near Bluehouse

Local guide · Watergate Bay, Cornwall

Dog friendly Cornwall

We welcome well-behaved dogs at Bluehouse — up to two included in the price — and Cornwall is genuinely one of the best counties in England for them. Here's where we'd point you.

Best dog-friendly beaches

Mawgan Porth — dogs allowed year-round. Five minutes from Bluehouse. Never as packed as Watergate, good rock pools at low tide. The Merrymoor Inn is dog-friendly too.

Constantine Bay — dogs allowed year-round. Wide, wild and usually quiet. The dunes are a brilliant run-around.

Watergate Bay — dogs allowed before 9am and after 6pm May to September, all day the rest of the year. Early morning on Watergate with a dog is one of the better things in life.

Best walks

The South West Coast Path passes right behind Bluehouse. Walk north to Mawgan Porth (about 45 minutes each way, dramatic cliff tops) or south towards Newquay. Both brilliant with a dog. The walk to the beach and back via the coastal path is a good 40-minute loop to start the morning.

Dog-friendly pubs

The Tartan Fox, Mawgan Porth — dogs in the bar, genuinely good food. Our first recommendation for any evening out.

The Merrymoor Inn, Mawgan Porth — right above the beach, dogs welcome, very relaxed.

The Travellers Rest, St Mawgan — lovely Cornish village pub, dogs always welcome, great beer garden.

Please note: we ask that dogs aren't left alone in the house unsupervised, and are kept off furniture and beds. Up to 2 dogs are included; additional dogs are £35 each — just let us know when you book.

Stay at Bluehouse, Watergate Bay

Seven bedrooms sleeping up to 14, five bathrooms, hot tub, cinema room, gaming room and an 8–10 minute walk to Watergate Bay beach.

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Bringing the dog to Watergate Bay?

Bluehouse is a 7-bedroom holiday house at Watergate Bay, sleeping up to 14 with five bathrooms, a hot tub, cinema room and games room.

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