24 pubs · Cotswolds
Dog-friendly pubs with fires in the Cotswolds
Cotswold pubs that welcome dogs and have a real fire or log burner, in Stow, Moreton, Chipping Campden, Broadway, Burford, Bourton, Bibury and Tetbury.
Old stone coaching inns, flagstone floors and big fireplaces: the Cotswolds is made for a fireside pint after a walk with the dog. Plenty of the best pubs sit right on the market squares, so you can walk straight in from the footpaths.
Every pub here welcomes dogs and has a real fire or wood burner, according to our listings. Some keep dogs to the bar, so check the note on each card, and call ahead before a special trip.
Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh
The high north Cotswolds, where the Donnington Way and Monarch's Way link the villages.
- Dogs in some areas
The Porch House
Billed as one of England's oldest inns, with a wood burner in the bar for dogs to settle beside.
Dogs welcome in the bar and in dog-friendly bedrooms.
- Dogs welcome
The Kings Arms
A coaching inn on the square with ancient beams and open fires.
Dog-friendly.
- Dogs welcome
The Queen's Head
A Donnington pub on the market square, on the Donnington Way, with a real fire.
Dogs welcome.
- Dogs welcome
The Fox Inn
On the green at Broadwell, with a bridleway walk into Stow and an open fire in winter.
Well-behaved dogs welcome.
- Dogs welcome
The Redesdale Arms
An inn on Moreton's High Street with real fires.
Dog-friendly.
- Dogs welcome
The Horse and Groom
At Bourton-on-the-Hill, on the walk from Moreton past Sezincote, with a log fire.
Dogs welcome, including in rooms (up to two per room).
More in Stow-on-the-Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh
Chipping Campden and Broadway
Where the Cotswold Way begins, with two of the prettiest high streets in England.
- Dogs welcome
The Volunteer Inn
A town pub whose front bar keeps its huge stone fireplace.
Dogs welcome.
- Dogs welcome
The Red Lion Tavern
A stone tavern near the start of the Cotswold Way, with an open fire.
Listed as dog friendly by CAMRA.
- Dogs welcome
The Noel Arms
A High Street hotel with a beamed lounge bar and a log fire.
Dogs welcome.
- Dogs welcome
The Crown & Trumpet
A Church Street inn where you can sit by the fire with a mulled wine.
Pet-friendly.
- Dogs welcome
The New Inn, Willersey
A village local on the Donnington Way, two miles north of Broadway, with a log fire.
Dogs welcome with careful owners.
More in Chipping Campden, Broadway
Burford, Bourton and the Windrush valley
The River Windrush links Bourton-on-the-Water to Burford, with good valley walks between.
- Dogs in some areas
The Lamb Inn
A 15th-century inn with flagstone floors and log fires, and dogs welcome in the bar and sitting rooms.
Dogs welcome in the bar, sitting rooms and dedicated bedrooms; mention your dog when booking.
- Dogs welcome
The Highway Inn
Original fireplaces and beams on Burford's High Street; the fires are lit in the colder months.
Children and dogs welcome.
- Dogs welcome
The Royal Oak
A family-run pub on Witney Street with oak beams and a log fire.
Listed as dog-friendly by the pub.
Checked on the venue's own website, October 2026.
- Dogs welcome
The Fox at Barrington
Beside the Windrush at Great Barrington, three miles west of Burford, with log fires.
Described by the brewery as dog friendly; diners can bring dogs into the pub.
- Dogs welcome
The Old New Inn
An open fire in the bar and its own dog menu.
Dogs welcome in the bar and restaurant, with a complimentary dog snack area.
Checked on the venue's own website, October 2026.
- Dogs welcome
The Mousetrap Inn
A stone inn with an open fire in the bar, at the quieter end of Bourton.
Well-behaved small to medium dogs welcome in the bar and restaurant; let the pub know in advance.
More in Burford, Bourton-on-the-Water
Bibury, Painswick and Tetbury
The southern Cotswolds, quieter and greener, with the Coln and Slad valleys.
- Dogs in some areas
The Swan Hotel
A former coaching inn by the river with a log fire and walks from the door.
Dogs welcome in the bar and garden, with treats; one dog per room in seven dog-friendly rooms.
- Dogs in some areas
The Village Pub
In Barnsley, four miles from Bibury, with an open fire that is often lit.
Dogs welcome in the main pub and beer garden; bedrooms are dog-free.
- Dogs welcome
The Butchers Arms
A 17th-century pub at Sheepscombe, near Painswick, with an open log fire.
Dogs welcome, according to visitors.
- Dogs welcome
The Oak
A small town pub with a wood-burning stove and an enclosed courtyard.
Listed as dog friendly by CAMRA.
- Dogs welcome
The Snooty Fox
A fire-lit bar in the centre of Tetbury, and dogs stay free in the rooms.
Dog-friendly; up to three dogs per room, and dogs stay free.
- Dogs in some areas
The Royal Oak
A 17th-century inn with a fireplace in the saloon bar and a large garden.
Dogs welcome downstairs in the pub; three dog-friendly rooms.
Make a walk of it
- Bibury and Coln St Aldwyns (6 miles, ends at The New Inn)
See every dog-friendly pub, cottage and walk in our guide to the dog-friendly Cotswolds.
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