Summer trees along the River Coln in Bibury

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Dog-friendly stays in Bibury

All three of our cottages welcome well-behaved dogs, which is not easy to find in Bibury, where a lot of the village's holiday lets still don't allow pets. So bring them along. Bibury is one of the best places in the Cotswolds to explore on four legs.

Which cottages allow dogs

Riverside Cottage
Dogs welcome

Pet-friendly, with riverside paths starting from the door and the River Coln on the doorstep for a morning paddle.

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Rosemary Cottage
Dogs welcome

Pet-friendly, beside St Mary's Church with off-street parking and quiet lanes for early wanders.

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Green Hideaway
Dogs welcome

Pet-friendly, opening onto The Green, the quietest corner of the village for a settled stay with your dog.

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Where to walk

The River Coln path

Flat, gentle, with water access for swimming dogs. Mostly off-lead once past the village centre. The path follows the river through water meadows and is beautiful in every season. Start from Riverside Cottage's front door.

Fields towards Coln St Aldwyns

Open farmland with wide views across the valley. Dogs must be on leads near livestock. The New Inn at Coln St Aldwyns welcomes dogs in the bar, so you can make a pub lunch the destination.

The lane towards Barnsley

Quiet country lanes with wide verges, good for dogs who prefer road walks to muddy fields. The Village Pub in Barnsley allows dogs in the garden and serves excellent food.

Arlington Row and the Rack Isle

A shorter stroll through the heart of the village. Dogs on leads past Arlington Row (it can be busy with visitors), then onto the path beside the trout farm. Good for a morning wander before breakfast.

Dog-friendly pubs

The Catherine Wheel, Bibury

Dogs welcome inside. Bibury's village pub, a short walk from all three cottages.

The Swan Inn, Bibury

Dogs welcome in certain areas. A more formal setting, right on the river.

The New Inn, Coln St Aldwyns

Dogs welcome in the bar. A lovely destination at the end of the Coln St Aldwyns walk, about 25 minutes on foot.

Practical information

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