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Dog friendly venues in Preston
Avenham Park walks and city pubs make Preston easy with a dog.
Places to visit in Preston
Check the venue’s current dog policy before travelling, including indoor access and any booking requirements.
Argento Lounge
Preston, PR1 2BL
Dog friendly cafe in Preston. Check current access arrangements with the venue before visiting.
Argento Lounge · CafesUnit 2 Animate, Preston, PR1 2BLBusiness source ↗
Chain House Brewing Co.
Preston
Chain House Brewing Co. is a bar in Preston, listed by Visit Preston in its ‘Dog-friendly bars and pubs in Preston’ guide. This listing indicates that dogs are welcome, but the supplied information does not specify which areas they can access or any conditions that apply. Check current dog arrangements directly with the venue before visiting.
Chain House Brewing Co. · Bars, Preston, Business source ↗
Final Whistle
Preston
Final Whistle is a café at UCLan’s Sports Arena in Preston. The supplied Guild Wheel notes list it as dog-friendly, but give no further details about dog access or any restrictions. If you’re planning to bring your dog, check the current arrangements directly with the café before travelling.
Final Whistle · Cafes, Preston, Business source ↗
Fleece Inn
Preston, PR1 9XD
Local pub in Penwortham, offering hand-pulled cask ales.
Fleece Inn · Pubs39 Liverpool Road, Penwortham, Lancashire, Preston, PR1 9XDBusiness source ↗
Grapes
Preston, PR4 2PH
Grapes is a pub on Station Road in Wrea Green, Lancashire, listed in the Preston area with the postcode PR4 2PH. Greene King includes it in its ‘Best Dog-Friendly Pubs in Preston’ listing and marks ‘Dog Friendly’ among its facilities. The supplied information does not specify which areas welcome dogs or any conditions, so check current dog arrangements directly before visiting.
Grapes · PubsStation Road, Wrea Green, Lancashire, Preston, PR4 2PHBusiness source ↗
Lane Ends
Preston, PR2 1HX
Historic, traditional pub near Haslam Park in Ashton-On-Ribble.
Lane Ends · Pubs442 Blackpool Road, Ashton-On-Ribble, Lancashire, Preston, PR2 1HXBusiness source ↗
NIKO
Preston
NIKO is a bar in Preston, listed in Visit Preston’s ‘Dog-friendly bars and pubs in Preston’ guide. This listing indicates that dogs are welcome, but the supplied information does not specify any restrictions or which areas they can access. Check current dog arrangements directly with the venue before visiting.
NIKO · Bars, Preston, Business source ↗
Poachers
Preston, PR5 6BA
Family-friendly pub restaurant in Bamber Bridge, Preston.
Poachers · PubsLostock Lane, Bamber Bridge, Lancashire, Preston, PR5 6BABusiness source ↗
Rosemary on the Park
Preston
Rosemary on the Park is a café at Moor Park in Preston. Visit Preston’s Dog-Friendly Preston Itinerary describes it as dog-friendly, with doggy treats and plenty of four-legged regular visitors. The supplied information does not specify where dogs are allowed or any conditions, so check current dog arrangements directly with the café before visiting.
Rosemary on the Park · Cafes, Preston, Business source ↗
Samlesbury Hall Cafe and Wafflery
Preston
Samlesbury Hall Cafe and Wafflery is a café in Preston. Visit Preston’s dog-friendly itinerary states that dogs are allowed in the grounds of Samlesbury Hall and in its café and wafflery, making it an option for a stop with your dog. Check current dog arrangements directly with the venue before travelling.
Samlesbury Hall Cafe and Wafflery · Cafes, Preston, Business source ↗
Stanley & Co
Preston
Stanley & Co is a city-centre pub in Preston. The supplied dog-policy statement says, ‘You and your pooch are welcome both indoors and outdoors at this city centre pub’, indicating that dogs are welcome in both areas. For up-to-date details or any specific requirements, check the current dog arrangements directly with the pub before visiting.
Stanley & Co · Pubs, Preston, Business source ↗
The Adelphi
Preston
The Adelphi is a pub in Preston, listed in Visit Preston’s dog-friendly itinerary. The listing states that dogs are allowed both inside and outside in its large beer garden, offering options for visitors bringing a dog. Check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before setting out.
The Adelphi · Pubs, Preston, Business source ↗
The Broughton Inn
Preston
The Broughton Inn is a pub in Preston that describes itself as a dog-friendly country pub. Its own dog-friendly page says it welcomes every member of the family, including four-legged companions. No details are supplied about where dogs are permitted or any restrictions, so check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before planning a visit.
The Broughton Inn · Pubs, Preston, Business source ↗
The Brown Hare
Preston
The Brown Hare is a pub in Preston. Its website explicitly states that dogs are welcome in the bar and beer garden, giving owners two areas where they can bring their dog. This policy does not establish whether dogs are allowed elsewhere in the pub, so check directly with the venue if you need details about other areas or any current conditions.
The Brown Hare · Pubs, Preston, Business source ↗
The Golden Ball of Longton
Preston, PR4 5AU
The Golden Ball of Longton is a pub at 150 Liverpool Road, Longton, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 5AU. Its Good Dog Guide listing describes it as a ‘dog friendly gastro pub’ and an ‘award winning dog friendly business’. No further details about dog access or facilities are supplied, so check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before planning a visit.
The Golden Ball of Longton · Pubs150 Liverpool Rd, Longton, Preston, Lancashire, Preston, PR4 5AUBusiness source ↗
The Green Man
Preston
The Green Man is a pub in Preston, described in Visit Preston’s Dog-Friendly Preston Itinerary as ‘a popular dog-friendly pub’. The supplied information does not specify where dogs are permitted or whether any restrictions apply. Check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before visiting.
The Green Man · Pubs, Preston, Business source ↗
The Moorbrook
Preston
The Moorbrook is a pub in Preston, listed in Visit Preston’s ‘Dog-friendly bars and pubs in Preston’ guide. The listing indicates that dogs are welcome, but the supplied information does not specify where they are permitted or whether any restrictions apply. Check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before visiting.
The Moorbrook · Pubs, Preston, Business source ↗
The Pavilion
Preston
Dog-friendly cafe in Avenham Park, welcoming dogs both inside and outside.
The Pavilion · Cafes, Preston, Business source ↗
The Pavilion Cafe
Preston
Sits alongside the River Ribble in Avenham Park, welcoming dogs inside and outside.
The Pavilion Cafe · CafesAvenham Park, Preston, Business source ↗
The Pavilion Café
Preston
The Pavilion Café is a café in Avenham Park, Preston. Visit Preston’s dog-friendly itinerary describes it as a peaceful spot for a bite to eat, a drink or an ice cream with your dog, with dogs welcome both inside and outside. The same source also calls it a dog-friendly café. Check current dog arrangements directly with the café before visiting.
The Pavilion Café · Cafes, Preston, Business source ↗
The Wellington Inn
Preston
The Wellington Inn is a pub in Preston, listed in Visit Preston’s ‘Dog-friendly bars and pubs in Preston’ guide. The listing indicates that dogs are welcome, but the supplied information does not specify which areas they can access or any restrictions. Check current dog arrangements directly with the pub before visiting.
The Wellington Inn · Pubs, Preston, Business source ↗
Winckley Street Ale House
Preston
Winckley Street Ale House is a bar in Preston, listed in Visit Preston’s dog-friendly itinerary. The listing says it welcomes dogs indoors and in its outside seating area, describing the indoor space as cosy. If you’re planning to bring your dog, check the current arrangements directly with the venue before visiting.
Winckley Street Ale House · Bars, Preston, Business source ↗
Before visiting with your dog
Ask whether dogs can join you indoors or only outside, keep a lead handy and check any pet charges when booking a hotel. Policies can vary between branches.
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