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Dog Friendly Pubs and Restaurants
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The best dog friendly pubs and restaurants in Brighton
Welcome to our ultimate Dog-Friendly Guide for Brighton, Hove, and Sussex – a must-read for every dog lover!
Whether you’re out for a casual coffee, a hearty pub lunch, or a special meal, we’ve rounded up the best restaurants, pubs, and cafes that warmly welcome your four-legged friends.
From cosy corners with treats and water bowls to sunny beer gardens perfect for stretching paws, this guide has it all. Discover the top spots where you and your dog can relax, dine, and explore together – because adventures are better with wagging tails! 🐾
Dogs about town
If you’re looking for a central venue that’s well placed between the North Laine and Brighton Lanes, the Al Duomo is one for you. It’s right next to the Pavillion Gardens with outdoor seating for sunny days. Inside there’s plenty of room extending over two floors. They’re one of the longest serving Italian restaurants in the city and make everything fresh and from scratch. Dogs welcome inside and out.
IL Bistro has been proudly serving Brighton & Hove since 1976, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere for all – including four-legged friends. The owners are dog lovers themselves, so well-behaved dogs are always welcome at this intimate restaurant in the historic Lanes.
Water bowls and treats are available to keep canine guests comfortable while their humans enjoy classic French and Italian dishes. Set in an 18th-century fisherman’s cottage, IL Bistro provides a cosy, relaxed dining experience where everyone, including dogs, can feel right at home.
Kindling welcomes dogs, making it a great stop after a stroll along the seafront in The Lanes. Enjoy flame-grilled steaks and burgers from their open kitchen, where you can watch the chefs in action. On warmer days, there’s a lovely outdoor area where you and your furry friend can relax. Just be sure to inform the restaurant ahead of time, as seating with dogs is limited.
Centred around an open wood fired grill, Embers in The Lanes has a lively vibe. Dogs who like that kind of ambiance are very welcome in the restaurant but it’s worth noting that there isn’t a ton of space in the compact dining room. Water bowls and snacks are available for your poochy-pals. We reckon they’ll just love all those mouthwatering wood-fired smells!
Fatto A Mano in Brighton’s trendy North Laine has a dog-friendly terrace welcoming well-behaved dogs. Located centrally next to Kensington Gardens, it offers a relaxed atmosphere and serves authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas made with fresh ingredients. Fatto A Mano translates to “hand made,” and they take this seriously—crafting everything possible by hand daily in their kitchen. They also have dog-friendly locations in Brighton’s Preston Circus and Hove, making it easy to enjoy delicious Italian cuisine with your furry friend by your side.
Vios Cafe, the Mediterranean haven in the Lanes, is the perfect spot to unwind with your furry friend. Dogs are welcomed inside the calming cafe, surrounded by beautiful plants and cosy warm tones. Alternatively, enjoy a seat on their terrace, observing the world pass by. Vios is happy to provide a refreshing bowl of water for your pup, and there might even be a delightful dog treat waiting.
Apiary is an all-day café and bar in Brighton, perfect for food lovers and their dogs. With a street-side alfresco area and dog-friendly spaces inside and out, your four-legged friends can enjoy dog bowls and treats. Inspired by bees and honey, this unique venue, owned by passionate beekeepers, shines with honey-infused decor, menu, and ambiance. Apiary offers quality honey-infused breakfast items, small plates, cocktails, wine, mead, and local honey.
Situated on the corner of Gardner Street and North Road, the Dorset has been part of Brighton for almost 200 years. Right in the heart of the bustling North Laine it’s the perfect spot to refuel. Full of warmth and character, you can either sit outside on a summer’s evening and people watch or relax by the crackling open fire.
Escape the hustle of the Lanes at Lost in the Lanes café, a welcoming spot for both visitors and their furry friends. Open for breakfast, lunch, and early evening small plates, guests can enjoy a cozy atmosphere with their dogs until 5 pm. Savor a coffee or unwind with a cocktail or glass of wine. Please be aware that the dog-friendly area is limited to the front until 5 pm.
Mowgli Brighton is a welcoming spot for both you and your four-legged friend, making it a great choice if you’re out and about with your dog. Located in the heart of The Lanes, it’s an ideal stop after a stroll around town. Dogs are greeted with water bowls and a friendly atmosphere, while you can enjoy vibrant dishes like the Gunpowder Chicken, golden-fried in spiced chickpea batter, or Tea Steeped Chickpeas in a rich, Darjeeling-spiced sauce. Mowgli offers a relaxed setting to unwind with your pup by your side.
Brighton’s #1 Best Restaurant (BRAVOs 2022/3) welcomes furry friends to its beautiful terrace. Dine alfresco on their fabulous Mediterranean dishes and woodfire flavours while your faithful pooch enjoys a feast for the eyes, a smorgasbord of smells and lots of attention from the delightful staff. What better ways to spend a day with your beastie than relaxing under the pretty striped awning while you sample some of the very best the city has to offer? Top Dog!
Mange Tout is Brighton’s favourite spot for brunch, as voted for by Brightonians in the BRAVO awards. It’s ethos is on sustainability and quality infused with a relaxed social vibe. The menu changes constantly and gets penned up on a chalk board for ease. Dogs are welcome inside and at the street-side seating.
Fatto A Mano Preston Circus has a dog-friendly terrace welcoming well-behaved dogs. Located in Brighton, it offers a relaxed atmosphere and serves authentic, Neopolitan style pizzas made with fresh ingredients. Its central location makes it a convenient spot for enjoying delicious Italian cuisine with your furry friend by your side. Fatto A Mano translates to “hand made,” and they take this seriously—crafting everything possible by hand daily in their kitchen. Fatto A Mano also has locations in the North Laine and Hove which are dog friendly.
Dishoom Permit Room Brighton warmly welcomes furry friends. Whether you’re visiting for some breakfast, or to do some work, your canine companion is treated to dog treats, and dog bowls are provided for their comfort. Exciting plans for dogs are on the horizon. The outside space offers a perfect spot to relax with your dog on sunny days.
Hotel Du Vin are dog friendly, happily welcoming your four legged friend into the Bar. Here you can have a post walkies tipple in comfort and style. If you want to dine, the Bistro is out of bounds for your pooch however the team can set you up a dining spot in the bar while you order from the Bistro menu. For overnight stays you can book up to 2 dogs to lap up some luxury alongside you. Your furry friend will get a comfy mat, a bowl and a bag of treats to make their stay special.
Brighton offers a plethora of dog-friendly venues, ensuring your furry friend can join in on your dining experiences. Social Board proudly stands among them, extending a warm welcome to dogs. Treats and dog bowls are readily available, making it convenient for dog owners whether they’re dining in or stopping by during a leisurely stroll with their canine companions. And what could be better than tucking into a signature sandwich while your loyal companion enjoys their treats right beside you?
MEATliquor with its hedonistic and fun fuelled offering has everything you need from an American inspired diner menu. Lip smackingly delicious mains, burgers and more burgers, heavenly indulgent sides like deep fried mac ‘n’ cheese and devilishly delicious beverages that can (and probably should) be loaded with liquor. If you’re on a dog day, then we believe MEATliquor will be just the ticket. If you have your pooch in tow, then MEATliquor on York Place will happily accommodate both of you.
Lavash on North Street is very handily located for all parts of the city centre. They serve authentic and quality Middle Eastern Street Food. The restaurant is set over two floors with dogs welcome (with well-behaved owners) on the ground floor. Open from 11am daily, you’re welcome to join them for a delicious Redroaster coffee and tasty baklava treat to start your day. For lunch go for a satisfying but not sleep-inducing wrap. They’re made with freshly tandoor cooked lavash bread which is that perfect sweet spot of chewy, bubbly and charred. Dinner is served from 5-11pm, ideal if you’re looking for a late post-walkies quality kebab, shish, shawarma or falafel.
Bonsai Plant Kitchen welcomes dogs in the Izakaya den during lunchtime (Tuesday–Saturday) and in the garden on Friday and Saturday evenings. They even provide vegan dog treats and water bowls, making it a perfect spot for dog owners to enjoy plant-based Asian-inspired dishes with their furry friends.
Helm Gallery is a dog-friendly gallery in Brighton’s cultural quarter, welcoming well behaved furry friends with open arms. At the entrance, you’ll find a water bowl to keep your dog hydrated, and treats are available to make their visit special.
Whether you’re exploring the world-class art collection or enjoying a drink at the bar, your dog can accompany you throughout the gallery. Helm Gallery’s warm and inclusive atmosphere ensures that both you and your canine companion have a delightful experience in this unique cultural space.
Terre à Terre is one of Brighton’s most iconic vegetarian restaurants, known for its imaginative, globally inspired menus and stylish, welcoming atmosphere. Dogs are welcome in the front section of the restaurant and out on the terrace, making it a great spot for lunch or dinner with your four-legged companion. While not essential, guests are encouraged to mention they’re bringing a dog when booking so the team can accommodate wherever possible.
The Mesmerist is a go-to spot for both locals and visitors, and that includes your four-legged friends! Perfectly positioned in Brighton’s vibrant Lanes, this lively venue serves Red Dog’s Southern-style BBQ alongside refreshing cocktails and craft beers. Dogs are welcome throughout the venue, and there are dog biscuits on hand to keep tails wagging. Whether you’re stopping by for a drink or a feast, your pup is always part of the fun!
Jacob’s Bakery is a charming café known for its handcrafted cakes, pastries, and welcoming community vibe. Dogs are warmly welcomed both inside and out, with fresh water bowls and treats always available. There’s plenty of street-side seating for enjoying sunshine, coffee, and a bit of people-watching. The menu features standout desserts like pistachio cheesecake, mini pavlovas, and tiramisu – firm favourites that keep people coming back. It’s a relaxed, friendly spot where you and your four-legged friend can feel right at home.
The Cauldron in Brighton is a magical, fantasy-inspired Brighton bar that’s also dog-friendly, welcoming your four-legged friends to join the fun. Located in Clarence Gardens, just off the main shopping strip, it’s a fantastic spot to pop into for cocktails, beers, or wine. Guests can enjoy signature drinks like “Phoenix Flame” and “Dragon’s Breath” or participate in interactive potion-making workshops, crafting bubbling, colour-changing creations. Open year-round and perfect for groups, The Cauldron offers a one-of-a-kind mixology experience with an enchanting, pet-friendly atmosphere.
The Duck Inn in Rottingdean is as welcoming to dogs as it is to their humans. With plenty of space and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, it’s a great place to stop off after a walk on the South Downs. Pups are welcome inside and out, with water bowls always at the ready and treats often on hand from the bar. Whether you’re enjoying a Sunday roast or a pint in the garden, your four-legged friend will feel right at home.
Parklife
The Chimney House, located between Seven Dials and the back of Brighton Station is just a short walk from Hove Park, so the ideal pitstop during your dog walk. You’ll both be welcomed with dog bowls and treats for your pet including their vegan treats provided by local supplier W’zis. It has everything you could want from a ‘proper pub’ with a Brighton edge – delicious pub food, quality beer and that warm local pub vibe and you can bring your dog.
The Cleveland Arms is a community pub that serves great food (and prize-winning roasts). Handily located near Preston Park (for big walks) and Blacker’s Park (for little walks or top-ups). It’s a light, modern venue that still feels cozy and has rear and front outdoor seating.
Curio Café Bar at Preston Circus is a dog-friendly, community-focused spot offering great food and drink day and night. Well behaved dogs are welcome as long as their paws are on the floor. Biscuits and bowls of water are available alongside a friendly welcome. Pop in to Curio pre or post walk coffee – or stay for breakfast, lunch and even dinner. Your nearest walkie spots are Preston Park and The Levels. Curio is a neighborhood gem where both locals and their furry friends feel right at home.
The Ladies Mile Pub on the edge of Mackie Park strongly embraces its local community, welcoming all members of the family including the four-legged kind. Stop by for a drink in the garden or visit for a delicious Sunday roast.
Starfish and Coffee is the perfect stop after taking your dog for a walk in Queen’s Park. This light and friendly cafe is a central part of the Hanover community where you can #BrunchLikeABoss with this BRAVO 2020 Best Cafe winner. Dogs are very welcome with water bowls, biscuits and doggy ice cream!
Trading Post welcomes furry friends at all of their Sussex, Brighton & Hove locations – except Kensington Gardens, which is reserved for service dogs. Whether you’re grabbing a morning coffee or settling in for a bite to eat, you and your pup can enjoy a warm and welcoming atmosphere. With plenty of outdoor seating and a cosy vibe inside, it’s the perfect spot to relax with your four-legged companion!
If you’ve worked up an appetite from all the boundless fun of Preston Park then The Joker is a go-to spot to refresh and recharge. The food element is supplied by Lost Boys Chicken, bringing a sassy New York to feel with a selection of wings and sizeable sandwiches together with Big Apple proportioned sides and lip-smacking sauces.
Sea dogs
The Brighton Metropole Bar is a welcoming venue for dog owners. While dogs are not allowed inside the bar itself, they are more than welcome to join their owners on the terrace. Water bowls are provided to keep our furry friends hydrated and comfortable. Located on Brighton seafront, the bar offers a vibrant dining experience with stunning views of the sea. Whether you’re indulging in their delicious Metropole Burger, savouring the Beer-Battered Fish and Chips, or enjoying the flavours of the Halloumi Salad, you can do so while enjoying the company of your four-legged companion.
The Bell Tower, one of Brighton’s newest pubs in vibrant Kemptown, is a haven for dog lovers. With dog bowls and treats readily available, four-legged friends are warmly welcomed alongside their humans. The spacious beer garden is perfect for relaxing with your pup, offering plenty of room to unwind in the fresh air. Opened in late 2024 and part of the Golden Lion Group (The Cricketers, Hove Place..), The Bell Tower blends modern charm with a cosy atmosphere, making it an inviting spot for both locals and visitors to enjoy great food, drinks, and tail-wagging hospitality.
Seafront bar and restaurant Ohso Social is the perfect post dog walk lunch or dinner venue. With plenty of outside seating, their extensive menu caters for all, and the drinks menu is vast and thoughtful and perfectly enjoyed overlooking the sea on a sunny day.
Looking for a dog-friendly restaurant in Brighton? Then take a “walkies” to Nanima! Located in the heart of Kemptown, this family-run restaurant offers a warm welcome to both two and four-legged customers. With a unique menu of delicious pan-Asian dishes, there’s something to suit everyone’s taste buds. Open from 9am for breakfast, coffee, a snack, lunch or takeaway, Nanima also serves dinner until 8pm on weekdays and 9pm on weekends. And don’t forget to try their signature dishes – Singapore Laksa and Thai Papaya Salad – available as weekend specials. Come for the food and stay for the cosy atmosphere and friendly service.
Shelter Hall is a dog-friendly venue located on the Brighton seafront. Whether you’re enjoying our delicious food or a relaxing drink, feel free to bring your furry friends along. With ample outdoor seating, they welcome dogs both indoors and in our outdoor areas, making it a perfect spot to enjoy a great time with your four-legged companions.
Well-behaved dogs are warmly welcomed at Fogo de Chão! Your furry friends can enjoy water bowls and dog treats while you dine. To ensure a comfortable experience for all, dogs are seated away from the open buffet. It’s the perfect spot for pet-loving diners to relax and enjoy a meal together.
Big Beach Café is a top choice for dog walkers, offering a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere right on the Hove seafront. With seafront views, plenty of outdoor seating, and a classic Brighton café feel, it’s the perfect place to refuel after a stroll along the promenade. Dogs are welcome, as long as they are well-behaved, making it an ideal stop for owners looking to enjoy a coffee, hearty breakfast, or a classic fish and chips while their four-legged friends relax by their side.
Hove hounds
Berrisons Delicatessen on Church Road in Hove is as welcoming to four-legged visitors as it is to two. With Ivy the deli dog greeting guests and a laid-back, dog-friendly atmosphere, it’s a great stop after a seaside stroll. Pop in for a coffee, grab a snack, or enjoy a leisurely lunch – your pooch is always welcome to join. Whether you’re a regular or discovering the deli for the first time, it’s the kind of spot both dogs and owners love.
Fatto A Mano in Hove has a dog-friendly terrace and ground floor, welcoming well-behaved dogs. Centrally located on Church Road, it offers a relaxed atmosphere and serves authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas made with fresh ingredients. Fatto A Mano translates to “hand made,” and they take this seriously—crafting everything possible by hand daily in their kitchen. They also have dog-friendly locations in Brighton’s Preston Circus and North Laine, making it easy to enjoy delicious Italian cuisine with your furry friend by your side.
Bayon Bakery welcomes well-behaved dogs, making it a perfect stop after a walk near Hove station. Your furry companion can relax by your side while you enjoy freshly brewed coffee and pastries. There’s outdoor seating where you and your pooch can soak up the friendly neighbourhood vibe. Whether you’re grabbing a croissant on the go or sitting down for a leisurely treat, Bayon Bakery is a welcoming spot for both you and your dog.
Cin Cin warmly welcomes small well-behaved dogs, providing a dog bowl and treats for your furry friend. If the weather permits, there’s a lovely courtyard where you can sit with your pooch and enjoy your meal. Please make a note when booking that you’ll be bringing your dog to ensure you have enough space. Whether you’re visiting for lunch or dinner, for an aperitif and antipasti, or a three-course meal, the team at Cin Cin will happily welcome both you and your pooch.
Described as a ‘bistro pub and gardens’, the Hove Place is a stylish, modern pub with an emphasis on their outdoor space which includes a large Italian garden out the back and a delightful terrace at the front – the perfect spot to bring your dog. Offering a contemporary twist on pub food, there’s something for everyone’s taste.
Oeuf Café in Hove is a breakfast and brunch café with a streak of Parisian Chic about it. It’s close to the seafront near Hove Lawns and so makes the perfect place to stop for a coffee and a pastry after a morning walk. Or something more substantial (and maybe a cocktail?) if the walk is leading you to meet friends over brunch. They pride themselves on making everything fresh and sourcing as much as possible locally. In fact even dogs get treated to a homemade doggy biscuit.
Bring your canine companion to The Gather Inn in Hove—a charming seaside pub and restaurant. Enjoy scenic views of the Lagoon while savouring some Great British classic pub grub. With a well-stocked bar, it’s the perfect spot for a thirst-quenching and delicious experience. Immerse yourself the seaside ambiance and indulge in a memorable meal with your furry friend.
The Paris Wine Bar on Church Road is just a short distance from both the seafront and St Anne’s Well Gardens. As the name suggests, you’ll find an excellent selection of wines at Paris Wine Bar, what’s less obvious is their menu of modern British tapas, expertly mixed cocktails and a large secluded rear garden. Dogs are welcome throughout.
Parents of pooches head to The Farm Tavern for a well-earned post-park pint. The pub is deceptively spacious and has a charming rustic feel. Its tucked-away positioning lends itself to providing a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. If you’re peckish then you’ll want to tuck into their Eastern European small plates menu available Thursday-Saturday. Or if you’re at The Farm on a Sunday, their roasts are not to be missed. Sorry pooches this is strictly for humans, however, there are dog treats at the bar for your pet pal to munch on.
Conveniently located just off Hove seafront, this is an ideal venue if you want to take the dog for a stroll along the seafront. Just one road back from the main Hove seafront. The Better Half is situated slightly west of Hove lawns on Hove Place. Known as your friendly neighbourhood local, this great quality food pub offers a gastro style menu along with a great selection of wines and ales.
From leisurely lunches to luxurious evenings, Wild Flor has you well catered for. The menu is classic cookery using quality seasonal ingredients. The cellar is stocked with interesting and unusual fine wines and the hospitality is outstanding. Wild Flor is all about creating an experience of refined comfort. Few restaurants like this allow for dogs; in this Wild Flor remains an exceptional exception.
Honey Cake by Mary not only welcomes dogs but also offers a variety of seating options. Choose to relax inside the stylish café, unwind in the serene back garden, or enjoy the lively street terrace. Indulge in Mary’s freshly made artisan honey cakes, available in a range of delicious flavours—our favourite is the caramel! Light, decadent, and perfectly paired with a cup of coffee, it’s a treat not to be missed.
Entirely dedicated to shellfish, matched with an extensive range of craft beers including their own house brews Larrikin, The Urchin is a local that people will travel the country to visit! Hidden in the residential streets of Hove, The Urchin mixes a serious love of brewing and cooking with a lot of fun. Dog friendly covered and heated beer garden but no pooches in the restaurant. please.
Shoreline Cafe is a gorgeous dog-friendly spot in West Hove – all well behaved furry friends are welcome. They offer nourishing meals for humans and treats and pats for their canine companions. Perfectly positioned for a pre or post dog walk visit, drop in for a coffee on the way to Hove Lagoon and a spot of brunch on the way back. It’s not just a daytime affair for your four legged friends, your dogs are welcome when Shoreline Cafe hosts their regular pop ups.
Nostos in Hove is a welcoming spot for dog owners, offering fresh Mediterranean flavours, warm hospitality, and a laid-back atmosphere. Four-legged visitors are always welcome, with water bowls provided to keep them refreshed. Whether you’re soaking up the sun at one of their outdoor tables or relaxing inside, Nostos is a great choice for a dog-friendly dining experience in Hove.
Sussex walkies
The Jolly Sportsman, situated near Lewes on the cusp of the picturesque South Downs National Park, is perfectly situated for delightful Sussex country walks. Welcoming well-behaved four-legged companions, this venue, voted third best Sussex pub at the 2024 BRAVO awards, offers ample space for dogs both indoors and outdoors. Enjoy a gastro destination experience complemented by a superb wine list and The Jolly Garden Bar, where you can soak in the outdoor ambiance with your furry friend by your side.
Who says dogs can’t join in the fun too? Bring your furry friend to The Eight Bells Jevington, where they’ll be showered with treats and plenty of attention. With a beautiful country beer garden to explore, they’ll love meeting new doggy pals. Planning your next countryside walk? The Eight Bells, just outside of Eastbourne, is surrounded by fantastic routes – just be sure to finish with a well-deserved lunch at this charming spot. Your pup will thank you!
Tottington Manor warmly welcomes dogs in their Olive Lounge and alfresco area, offering a dedicated dog menu with treat pots and bark burgers! The Olive Lounge is cosy with a roaring fire in the winter months and shelves of Sussex books for browsing while dining with your furry friend. Enjoy open sandwiches along with sumptuous mains, and desserts. Outside, the countryside garden features a covered pergola with fire pits and blankets for cooler days, along with benches to relax and enjoy a drink after your dog walk.
River Cafe and Bistro in Shoreham is the ideal spot for dog owners. Located by the picturesque River Adur, it opens early at 07:30, perfect for morning dog walkers. Enjoy speciality coffee from Horsham Coffee Roasters, with an unlimited filter coffee option. Their breakfast menu includes delicious options like sourdough toast with avocado, handmade granola with Greek yogurt and honey, and a classic Full English. It’s a welcoming place to relax with your furry friend.
Situated in the little West Sussex village of Goddards Green, the Sportsman is a traditional English country pub. Known for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, The Sportsman is the perfect place for a pub lunch or cosy evening meal. The diverse menu offers pub classics with a creative twist. Locally sourced fresh ingredients.
The spacious Grade II listed New Inn in Hurstpierpoint boasts a third-acre garden with a southern aspect giving it full exposure during the summer months, perfect for dog-days. en with a southern aspect giving it full exposure during the summer months, perfect for dog-days. The New Inn welcomes dogs and will give out refreshments such as treats and water – they even serve ‘doggy roasts’ on a Sunday so they don’t miss out! Set in the foothills of the South Downs National Park The New Inn is a welcome break during country walks, with a fantastic gastropub menu and local beers and wines
Beach House Worthing is a stylish, casual venue that offers a diverse menu, including hearty burgers, fresh seafood, and vegetarian options. Conveniently located on the seafront, it’s perfect for a post-walk meal or coffee with friends. The relaxed, friendly atmosphere extends to furry companions, as good dogs are warmly welcomed. Whether you’re grabbing a coffee, enjoying a meal, or sipping a pint, Beach House provides a welcoming spot to unwind and take in the stunning coastal views, making it an ideal stop for both locals and visitors in central Worthing.
Village Pizza Kitchen in Hurstpierpoint welcomes everyone, including well-behaved dogs, making it a pet-friendly dining spot. With water bowls available for furry companions, this award-winning eatery is perfect for casual dining with a warm and relaxed vibe. Specialising in hand-crafted pizzas, their menu features favourites like Margherita, Pepperoni, and their indulgent Aubergine Parmigiana. They also serve fresh pasta, crisp salads, and mouthwatering desserts. Located in a brand-new venue just 15 minutes from Brighton, it’s an ideal destination for delicious food and a friendly atmosphere.
The field at Woodfire Camping is doggy-heaven with plenty of space, unlimited attention and wonderful smells wafting across the site. The UK’s first gastro campsite is surrounded by green fields and miles of delightful walks so you and your faithful friend will have plenty to keep you entertained. Keep them on a lead in the campsite itself or you know they’ll be off snatching snags! They’ll be welcome to sit by you as you enjoy the delicious live fire cooking, and they get the odd under the table treat. And when it is time to settle down for the night, your lovely pooch can share your tent though can’t be accommodated in the pre-pitched ones.
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