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We've found 13 dog friendly attractions near Gredington Arms Bar & Bistro.
The following dog friendly attractions are within 20 miles.

Chester Roman Amphitheatre

Vicars Lane, Chester CH1 2BN
T: 0191 2611585

       9.09 miles away.


The largest Roman amphitheatre in Britain. Excavations have revealed two successive stone-built amphitheatres on the same site.
Dogs welcome on a lead.

Cholmondeley Castle Garden

Cholmondeley, near Malpas SY14 8AH
T: 01829 720383

   10.47 miles away.


Relaxing and beautiful gardens including a delightful rose garden with roses intermingled with honeysuckle and lavender. Giant koi carp swim in the small lake in the Temple Water Garden. There is a delightful woodland walk and a nature trail around a large lake. There is also a children's play area and an animal corner with llamas, rabbits, chickens and aviary birds.
Dogs on a lead are welcome in the gardens.

Ewloe Castle

To the north-west of Ewloe on the A55 CH5 3BZ

   10.69 miles away.


Remains of a typically Welsh castle, with a D-shaped tower, standing in Ewloe Wood.
Dogs are welcome on a lead. Please clean up after your dog.

Llangollen Railway

Llangollen Station LL20 8SN
T: 01978 860979

       11.24 miles away.


Heritage railway running steam and diesel trains along the banks of the River Dee from Llangollen to Carrog through beautiful scenery.
Dogs must be kept on a lead and on the floor. There is a £1 fare for dogs.

Beeston Castle and Woodland

Tarporley CW6 9TX
T: 01829 260464

   11.55 miles away.


Ruined castle set high on a rock with views over eight counties. There is an exhibition describing the history of the castle and there are over 40 acres of unspoilt woodland to explore.
Dogs welcome on a lead.

Old Oswestry Hill Fort

1 mile north of Oswestry, off an unclassified road off A483, Shropshire SY10 7AA

   13.66 miles away.


Huge Iron Age hillfort, defended by a series of ramparts. Information panels describe the hillfort and its inhabitants.
Dogs allowed on leads.

Dibleys Nurseries

Rhyd-y-Meudwy, Llanelidan, Ruthin LL15 2LG
T: 01978 790677

       14.68 miles away.


10 acre arboretum with large numbers of rhododendrons, hollys and acers that give the garden interest all year. On some Sundays there is a miniature railway running through the woods and gardens.
Dogs on a lead are welcome in the garden.

Valle Crucis Abbey

Llangollen LL20 8DD
T: 01978 860326

   15.11 miles away.


Extensive remains of a Cistercian abbey founded in 1201. There are some ornately carved graves and a small exhibition on the history of the abbey.
Dogs are welcome on a lead. Please clean up after your dog. Dog waste bags available on admission.

Flint Castle

Flint CH6 5PH
T: 01352 733078

   15.16 miles away.


Castle started by Edward I, which overlooks the River Dee. Its remains include a great tower, which is isolated from the rest of the inner ward.
Dogs are welcome on a lead. Please clean up after your dog.

Dorfold Hall

Nantwich CW5 8LD
T: 01270 625245

   16.43 miles away.


A garden for all seasons set around a Jacobean house. There is a woodland garden at its best in the spring, followed by colourful rose borders and herbaceous borders.
Dogs on a lead are welcome in the gardens.

Hawkstone Historic Park and Follies

Weston-Under-Redcastle, Shropshire SY4 5UY
T: 01948 841700

       18.85 miles away.


Explore this 100-acre site of cliffs, crags, caves, follies and bridges. There is an ancient wooded valley with wild rhododendrons. Snacks are available at the tearoom and visitor centre. Wear sensible shoes and clothes and bring a torch to investigate the tunnels and caves.
Dogs allowed on leads.

Greenfield Valley Heritage Park

Greenfield Valley, Greenfield, Holywell CH8 7GH
T: 01352 714172

       19.13 miles away.


Interesting park with woodlands, reservoirs, a footpath that was once a railway line, the remains of copper mills, the shrine of St Winefride's Well and Basingwerk Abbey.
Dogs are welcome at the Heritage Park but must be fully under control at all times. Visitors are asked to keep dogs on a lead in the vicinity of the museum and farm.

Basingwerk Abbey

Greenfield Valley Heritage Park, Greenfield, Holywell CH8 7GH
T: 01352 714172

   19.13 miles away.


Substantial remains of a Cistercian abbey.
Dogs are welcome on a lead. Please clean up after your dog.

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