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Dog-friendly Highland Perthshire: cafes, stays, walks and beaches

Short answer: Yes, Highland Perthshire has dog-friendly options. We list 20 checked places so far, including Braidhaugh Holiday Park, Invermill Farm Caravan Park, Aberfeldy Caravan Park, Breadalbane Arms Hotel. Each listing shows where dogs are allowed, any fees, the source and the date we last checked it.

Cafes, pubs and restaurants (7)

Highland Safaris Cafe

Inside: Dogs welcome in the café and gift shopOutside: Welcome around the grounds

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Meadow Inn Crieff

Inside: Very dog friendly

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

The Tower Gastro Pub Crieff

Inside: All rooms pet friendly

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Crieff Food Company Crieff

Inside: Dog friendly (listed facility)

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Redwood Wines Dunkeld

Inside: Well-behaved dogs welcome

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Birnam Arts Cafe Birnam

Inside: Dog friendly

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Taybank Dunkeld

Inside: Well-behaved dogs welcome in all areas (on a lead and on the floor); can stay£25 per booking to stay

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Places to stay (10)

Braidhaugh Holiday Park

Inside: Bar and coffee shop open to petsOutside: Pet-friendly accommodation options

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Invermill Farm Caravan Park

Outside: Dogs welcome; on a lead at all times£1 per dog per night (£2 supplement in July and August)

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Aberfeldy Caravan Park

Outside: Well-behaved dogs welcome; max 2 per pitch

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Breadalbane Arms Hotel Aberfeldy

Inside: Pet friendly hotel; book a pet-friendly table; max 2 dogs per room£28 per room

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Coorie Inn Muthill

Inside: Pet-friendly hotel; no dogs under 6 monthsNon-refundable pet fee (see website)

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Fortingall Hotel Aberfeldy

Inside: Small number of dog-friendly rooms; dogs in The Ewe pub but not the restaurant or drawing room

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Atholl Arms Hotel Dunkeld

Inside: Dog friendly rooms£25 for one dog, £35 for two

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Tayview Lodges Guay

Inside: Dog friendly

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Royal Dunkeld Hotel Dunkeld

Inside: Pet friendly

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Erigmore Leisure Park

Inside: Dog-friendly area in on-site bar; dog-friendly holidays

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Days out (3)

Cluny House Gardens

Outside: On a short lead at all times

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Glenturret Distillery Visitor Centre Crieff

Inside: On a lead in the Distillery ShopOutside: Welcome in outdoor spaces

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Highland Safaris Aberfeldy

Inside: Welcome at the Safari Lodge; not on safaris or in the Red Deer Centre

Last verified 2026-10-14 · Source: Venue website

Still being researched here: walks, beaches. We only publish places once their dog rules are confirmed.

FAQ

Is Highland Perthshire dog friendly?

Yes, Highland Perthshire has dog-friendly options. We list 20 checked places so far, including Braidhaugh Holiday Park, Invermill Farm Caravan Park, Aberfeldy Caravan Park, Breadalbane Arms Hotel. Each listing shows where dogs are allowed, any fees, the source and the date we last checked it.

How much do places to stay in Highland Perthshire charge for dogs?

Charges we have recorded: Invermill Farm Caravan Park: £1 per dog per night (£2 supplement in July and August); Breadalbane Arms Hotel: £28 per room; Coorie Inn: Non-refundable pet fee (see website); Atholl Arms Hotel: £25 for one dog, £35 for two.

Do dogs need to be on a lead?

Many walks and estates here ask for leads, especially near livestock and ground-nesting birds from April to July. Follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code and any local signs.

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