Dog-friendly things to do in South Wales

We’ve all been there – furiously googling which places are dog-friendly and accommodating for a quick bite to eat when your out with your pup. But no fear, we’ve rounded up some of our top spots in the South Wales area for you to check out.

The Pembrokeshire Pet Bakery, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire

After a morning of exploring the town, what better way to take a pew and grab a delicious coffee than the Pembrokeshire Pet Bakery? Imagine your dream dog-friendly café, and you’ll have discovered this magical spot. From specially made dog-friendly cakes, over 20 different dog biscuits to try out, and plenty of Wuffles and Pup-corn to munch on, this café is a pup’s dream. But don’t worry, humans are catered for too, with plenty of homemade cakes for you to tuck into.

Cadwalladers, Tenby, Pembrokeshire

Sundaes galore and so much more! Located in Tenby’s town centre, Cadwalladers is filled with plenty of choices for you and your family, and even some dog-friendly treats too. Grab a table – or sofa - and get cosy after a stroll on the stunning beaches dotted around Tenby town.

Tipi Dining, Wild Lakes Wales, Martletwy, Pembrokeshire

Delicious grub, chilled vibes and the perfect view for watching some people take on water sports – Tipi Dining at Wild Lakes is an adventurous dog lovers dream. From their delicious menu filled with local produce and cooked to order, to the range of activities on hand for you to explore, Wild Lakes is a perfect day out with your pup by your side.

Filled with sensory overload and plenty of history for the humans to explore, everyone will love a dog walk throughout the epic lands of South Wales.

Bosheston Lily Ponds, Bosherston

If you’d like a walk with variety, the Bosherston Lily Ponds are the answer. Starting in the Stackpole Learning Centre, you’ll stroll through the lily ponds surrounded by woodlands, multiple species of birds and over 20 variations of dragonflies. Halfway through, a quick divert off, and you’ll find yourself on the sandy shores of Broad Haven South – a secluded beach with plenty of space for a zoomies fuelled pup.

Pembrokeshire Coastal Path

No matter the size of your dog, Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is filled with plenty of sections for you to explore. Stretching over 180 miles around the coast, there’s plenty of opportunities for you to jump on, and take a stroll along the sea. You may even spot a seal or two if you’re lucky.

Preselli Hills

Home to the original site of the stones from Stonehenge, Preselli Hills is filled with rich history, and plenty of engaging walks. Situated perfectly between our South Wales holiday parks, Quay West Holiday Park, Kiln Park Holiday Centre and Lydstep Beach Village, you’ll be spoilt with the bounty of walks at your feet.