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Beaches

Camber Sands is among England's top spots for dog walking. The Sussex coast allows dogs all year round if leashed. The vast beach offers ample space for long, enjoyable walks, allowing your pup to run. Early mornings and later evenings tend to be quieter times for beach walks if you want to avoid the crowds.

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Swimming

If your dog loves the water, swimming in the sea is a great way for them to cool off and have fun retrieving balls and toys. Just remember to check tide times before entering the water and keep your dog on a lead on the shore. The shallow waters in this area are ideal for dogs who aren’t as confident swimming in the sea.

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South Downs

Sussex's vast network of footpaths and bridleways makes it perfect for dog-friendly getaways. The South Downs Way is a standout, spanning 100 miles from Winchester to Eastbourne's chalk cliffs. Shorter sections offer equally rewarding experiences, with access to stunning countryside, quaint villages, and historical sites.

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Dog-Friendly Camber Sands Holiday Cottages
Treats, bowls, poop bags and enclosed secure gardens are in all of our dog friendly Camber Sands holiday cottages for a stress-free holiday in Sussex. Moments from the beach and with beautiful coastal views, our pet-friendly holiday cottages are the perfect escape to relax, unwind and enjoy all that Sussex has to offer. Browse some of our blogs below for inspiration on what to do during your stay.
Camber Sands Beach Guide

Nestled along the East Sussex coast, Camber Sands offers miles of beautiful sandy beaches and tranquil dunes waiting to be explored. This seaside gem has become a beloved destination for city dwellers looking to escape the bustle of the city and enjoy the fresh sea air.

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5 Reasons to Visit Dungeness

Part fishing village and part shingle beach, Dungeness is a unique destination and a popular spot for photographers and holidaymakers alike. This stark landscape has an otherworldly beauty and is an offbeat coastal area that’s truly one of the most unique locations in the UK.

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Rye Harbour Nature Reserve

Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is a must-visit for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. Its diverse habitats shelter hundreds of bird species. Spanning hundreds of acres, the reserve’s location beside the Sussex coast allows for excellent birdwatching opportunities and beautiful views.

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Where to Eat and Drink in Sussex
What makes a good walk? Stunning scenery, jaw-dropping views, the omnipresent twitter of birds, and the promise of a hearty feast in an English pub with your four legged friend? In addition to fantastic foodie festivals and events, Sussex has countless options for pet-friendly places to eat and drink, from charming pubs to quaint tearooms that welcome dogs, perfect for a pint or a bite.
The Ship Inn

This traditional pub in the heart of Rye serves home-cooked meals and ales, and allows dogs in the bar area. The menu features local favourites like fish and chips, as well as grilled steaks, burgers and vegetarian options. It's a great spot to unwind after a day of exploring Rye's cobbled lanes and infamous smuggling history.

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The Mermaid Inn

Dating back to 1420, The Mermaid Inn stands as one of Rye's most historic inns. Welcoming dogs into the tavern bar, guests can savour the catch of the day or indulge in a comforting steak and kidney pie. With its wooden beams, crackling fireplaces, and charmingly creaky floorboards, providing a cosy setting for enjoying hearty meals.

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The Owl

After roaming the sandy dunes of Camber Sands, head to this lively seaside pub in the heart of town. The Owl has a dog-friendly bar area and a menu focused on locally sourced, fresh dishes like seared scallops and ribeye steak. Don't forget a snack for your pup! With its relaxed vibe and ocean breezes, The Owl is a perfect post-beach spot.

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