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Moorland, waterfalls and stone villages from Raby Castle and Barnard Castle up the dale to Forest-in-Teesdale.

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Where dogs go
13 places

Awaiting confirmation 7 of these 13 places are listed from a trusted guide (usually CAMRA) and we're still waiting for the venue to confirm the details. Call ahead before you go. Places marked Confirmed by the venue have told us their dog rules directly.

  • The High Force Hotel in Forest-in-Teesdale
    Photo: Steve Daniels, 2012, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Hotel & pub · Forest-in-Teesdale

    High Force Hotel

    Dog roomsFrom the official site

    A historic coaching inn right beside High Force waterfall, with stone bars, an open fire and a tearoom. Handy for the Pennine Way.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Raby Estates: High Force FAQs · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Rose and Crown inn at Romaldkirk
    Photo: Paul Buckingham, 2010, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Inn · Romaldkirk

    Rose & Crown

    Dog roomsAwaiting confirmation

    An 18th-century inn on the green of one of Teesdale's prettiest villages, near Barnard Castle.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Rose and Crown: dog-friendly rooms · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Black Horse pub at Ingleton
    Photo: JThomas, 2015, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub & restaurant · Ingleton

    Black Horse

    Bar onlyAwaiting confirmation

    A village pub and restaurant with a large beer garden, serving food Tuesday to Sunday and beers from breweries within 30 miles.

    Dog rulesFacebook

    Source: CAMRA pub guide: Black Horse, Ingleton · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Four Alls inn at Ovington
    Photo: Hugh Mortimer, 2006, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub · Ovington

    Four Alls

    Dog friendlyAwaiting confirmation

    An 18th-century stone inn opposite the green in Ovington, the 'maypole village', with an upstairs snug, local Mithril ales and a rear beer garden.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: CAMRA pub guide: Four Alls, Ovington · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Kirk Inn on the green at Romaldkirk
    Photo: Andrew Curtis, 2019, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub · Romaldkirk

    Kirk Inn

    Dog friendlyAwaiting confirmation

    A one-room inn on Romaldkirk's large green, with a roaring fire, a landlord proud of his real ale and outside decking for fine days.

    Dog rulesMap

    Source: CAMRA pub guide: Kirk Inn, Romaldkirk · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Moorcock Inn at Hill Top above Eggleston
    Photo: Mike Quinn, 2012, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub & B&B · Eggleston

    Moorcock Inn

    Bar onlyAwaiting confirmation

    A Victorian inn on the moor road between Barnard Castle and Stanhope, with big views over Teesdale, home cooking and en-suite rooms.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: CAMRA pub guide: Moorcock Inn, Eggleston · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Three Horseshoes on Galgate, Barnard Castle
    Photo: Maigheach-gheal, 2011, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Hotel & pub · Barnard Castle

    Three Horseshoes

    Outside onlyAwaiting confirmation

    A refurbished town-centre hotel on Galgate with a large restaurant and bar. Popular with walkers and cyclists.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: CAMRA pub guide: Three Horseshoes, Barnard Castle · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The Red Lion at Cotherstone
    Photo: Eirian Evans, 2024, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Pub · Cotherstone

    Red Lion

    No dogs insideAwaiting confirmation

    An 18th-century coaching inn with two open fires and no TV or jukebox. Listed here so you know before you go: dogs aren't allowed inside.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: CAMRA pub guide: Red Lion, Cotherstone · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • High Force waterfall on the River Tees
    Photo: Sandy Gerrard, 2021, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Waterfall walk · Forest-in-Teesdale

    High Force Waterfall

    On leadsFrom the official site

    The Tees plunges over the Whin Sill at one of England's best-known waterfalls, reached by a short woodland walk. Entry is paid.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Raby Estates: High Force FAQs · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • The deer park at Raby Castle
    Photo: Malcolm Neal, 2020, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Castle grounds & deer park · Staindrop

    Raby Castle grounds

    On leadsFrom the official site

    Walk the deer park and walled gardens around one of England's great medieval castles, then stop at the Vinery Café with the dog.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Raby Castle FAQs · checked 24 Oct 2026

  • Low Force waterfall on the River TeesArea photo
    The area: Low Force, Teesdale by James Allan, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Castle ruins · Barnard Castle

    Barnard Castle (the castle)

    On leadsFrom the official site

    The ruined Norman castle that gave the town its name, high on a cliff above the Tees, with riverside paths below it.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: English Heritage: dog-friendly places · checked 26 Oct 2026

  • Low Force waterfall on the River TeesArea photo
    The area: Low Force, Teesdale by James Allan, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Abbey ruins · near Barnard Castle

    Egglestone Abbey

    On leadsFrom the official site

    Free-to-visit abbey ruins in a quiet spot above the Tees, an easy riverside walk from Barnard Castle.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: English Heritage: dog-friendly places · checked 26 Oct 2026

  • Low Force waterfall on the River TeesArea photo
    The area: Low Force, Teesdale by James Allan, CC BY-SA 2.0
    Castle keep · Bowes

    Bowes Castle

    On leadsFrom the official site

    The roofless Norman keep of a castle built inside a Roman fort, guarding the old road over Stainmore. Free to visit and handy for the A66.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: English Heritage: dog-friendly places · checked 26 Oct 2026

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