Dog-friendly Mosborough

A True North suburban pub at Mosborough Moor on the far south-eastern edge of Sheffield, open seven days with food served all day and a large garden with a pizza oven, outside bar and marquee. The dog rule here is more specific than most: dogs are welcome, but at the tables the pub has designated dog-friendly, which means asking at the bar rather than sitting where you like. There is plenty of parking on site, and Moss Valley Woodlands and the Rother Valley are both a short drive, which makes this a reasonable stop after a walk rather than a city-centre detour.

A forty-six bedroom manor house on Mosborough High Street at the far south-east corner of Sheffield, fifteen minutes from Chesterfield and about the same from the edge of the Peak. Only standard double rooms are set up for pets, and the hotel is unusual in accepting cats and other well-behaved animals as well as dogs, up to two per room. Darcy's restaurant and bar occupy the old stately rooms; the hotel does not publish a rule allowing dogs in either, so treat the bedroom and the grounds as the extent of it and check before you book a table. The Moss Valley woodlands and the Rother Valley are both a short drive.