North Yorkshire · 2 places checked
2 places on our list here — pubs that let the dog in, walks from the village. Every verdict below was checked by a human — the stamp shows when.
A village free house dating from 1750, a short walk up from the Ouse and the York to Selby cycle path. The pub is happy to welcome dogs into the whole building rather than one corner of the bar, so muddy paws are no barrier to a proper Sunday lunch. There is an enclosed area at the rear for warmer days.
Know a Naburn pub, cafe or place to stay that lets dogs in? Tell us and we will go and check it.
ADD A PLACEJust under three level miles from Naburn village down to the lock at the tidal limit of the Ouse, up the bank to the old railway swing bridge with its Fisher of Dreams sculpture, and back on the trackbed and lanes; an hour and a quarter of very easy going. Park considerately in the village or at the Blacksmiths Arms end of Main Street; the 42 bus from York stops in Naburn, and the tarmac railway path gets you here on foot from the city. The lock cut and moorings give a dog plenty of water to drink and a safe place to swim away from the weir, and the trackbed is off-lead ground, but the riverside pasture carries cattle in summer and the lock gates themselves are no place for a loose dog; the surfaced sections stay dry all winter while the river path can flood.
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