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Wooler is the gateway to the Cheviot Hills and the College Valley, with the Till and Tweed valleys and border castles to the north.

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Dog-friendly cottages in Northumberland

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  • Hotel & bar · Wooler

    No.1 Hotel

    Dogs insideDog roomsConfirmed by venue

    An 11-room hotel and wine lounge in the centre of Wooler, a handy base for walking in the Cheviots and the College Valley.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Email from the Tipsy Angel team (sister venue), 25 Oct 2026 · checked 25 Oct 2026

  • Pub · Wooler

    Tipsy Angel

    Dogs insideGardenConfirmed by venue

    A drinks-led pub on Wooler's High Street with a function room and a beer garden. Its sister, the No.1 Hotel across the road, has the rooms.

    Dog rulesFacebook

    Source: Email from the Tipsy Angel, 25 Oct 2026 · checked 25 Oct 2026

  • Pub with rooms · Wooler

    Tankerville Arms Hotel

    Dog roomsGardenNot yet confirmed

    The Tankerville Arms Hotel is a pub with rooms in Wooler, at the foot of the Cheviot Hills.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Your Dog: The Tankerville Arms Hotel · checked 25 Oct 2026

  • Pub with rooms · Wooler

    Anchor

    Dog friendlyNot yet confirmed

    The Anchor is a pub with rooms in Wooler, at the foot of the Cheviot Hills.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: CAMRA pub guide: Anchor, Wooler · checked 25 Oct 2026

  • Pub with rooms · Crookham

    Blue Bell Inn

    Bar onlyNot yet confirmed

    The Blue Bell Inn is a pub with rooms and a real fire in Crookham, at the foot of the Cheviot Hills.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: Ford & Etal: The Blue Bell Inn · checked 25 Oct 2026

  • Castle ruins · Norham

    Norham Castle

    On leadsOfficial dog policy

    A great border fortress above the River Tweed, painted many times by Turner, with free entry to the grounds.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: English Heritage: dog-friendly places · checked 25 Oct 2026

  • Castle ruins · Etal

    Etal Castle

    On leadsOfficial dog policy

    A small border castle at the end of Etal's thatched village street, close to the Heatherslaw Light Railway and Flodden battlefield.

    Dog rulesWebsite

    Source: English Heritage: dog-friendly places · checked 25 Oct 2026

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