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Dog-friendly Perth and Kinross: cafes, stays, walks and days out

Short answer: Yes, Perth and Kinross has dog-friendly options. We list 42 checked places so far, including Parklands Hotel, Salutation Hotel, SkyLodge Hotel, Bein Inn. Each listing shows where dogs are allowed, any fees, the source and the date we last checked it.

Last updated 24 October 2026

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Cafes, pubs and restaurants (10)

Cardo Perth

Inside: Dogs are welcome. The restaurant describes itself as dog friendly since 2006

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Cherrybank Inn Perth

Inside: Dogs are welcome indoors, and the pub says it is the most welcoming pub in town for dogs Outside: Dogs are welcome in the outside areas too, and the pub offers water and a treat

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Stone Cafe at Perth Museum Perth

Inside: Well-behaved dogs are welcome at a selection of tables in the cafe

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Craobh Crieff

Inside: Dogs are welcome. The restaurant has a Dogs Allowed page and a three bark rule

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Victoria's Restaurant Pitlochry

Inside: Dogs are not allowed inside the main restaurant, except guide dogs Outside: Dogs are welcome in the outdoor courtyard and on the terrace

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Source: Venue website

The Old Mill Inn Pitlochry

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the bar area indoors, where food can be served. They are not allowed in the restaurant or rooms, except assistance dogs Outside: Dogs are welcome in the outdoor courtyard and beer tent area

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

The Auld Smiddy Inn Pitlochry

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the bar area, which serves the full menu. The restaurant area is pet-free

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

The Grandtully Hotel Grandtully, near Pitlochry

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the bar at The Grandtully Hotel. Pets are not accommodated in the hotel rooms, except assistance dogs Outside: Dogs are welcome outside. All properties at Ballintaggart Farm are dog friendly

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Aberfeldy Watermill Cafe Aberfeldy

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the cafe Outside: Dogs are welcome on the terrace

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Source: Venue website

The CornerStone, Kinloch Rannoch Kinloch Rannoch

Inside: Dogs are always welcome, with treats on the bar

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Places to stay (25)

Parklands Hotel Perth

Inside: Well-behaved dogs are welcome to stay and can join you in the bar area. Dogs are not permitted in the dining area £15 per dog per night, maximum two dogs per room

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Salutation Hotel Perth

Inside: Well-behaved dogs are welcome at the hotel, under the Strathmore Hotels pet policy Dog charge per night, maximum two dogs per room. Check the current rate

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

SkyLodge Hotel Perth

Inside: A limited number of twin bedrooms are set aside for guests with dogs

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Bein Inn Glenfarg, Perthshire

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the rooms. The inn says dogs can also come into the lounge area to eat in the restaurant

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Murrayshall Country Estate Scone, near Perth

Inside: Dogs can stay in dog-friendly rooms, including ground floor Fairway Suites. Ask the hotel about its dog-friendly areas Outside: Walking trails surround the estate £25 per dog for the first night, then £15 per night

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Murraypark Hotel Crieff

Inside: Dogs are welcome at the hotel, according to the Crieff Hydro Family of Hotels

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Ailean Chraggan Weem, near Aberfeldy

Inside: Pets are allowed at a charge £20

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Birchwood Pitlochry Pitlochry

Inside: Dogs are permitted only in Rooms 6, 9 and 10. They must be well behaved, on leads in public areas and not left unattended in rooms £25 per night

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Source: Venue website

Pine Trees Hotel Pitlochry

Inside: The Coach House suites and Heatherbank Cottage are dog friendly Outside: Woodland surrounds the Coach House

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Source: Venue website

Gardeners Cottage, Pitlochry Pitlochry

Inside: One well-behaved pet is welcome Outside: The cottage has a courtyard garden £40

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Source: Venue website

The Old Armoury Pitlochry

Inside: Pets are welcome by arrangement. The terms say well-behaved family dogs, maximum two

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Source: Venue website

The Old Manse of Blair Blair Atholl

Inside: Dogs are welcome in select ground floor rooms. The restaurant is dog-free, but well-behaved dogs are welcome in the whisky lounge £40 per dog

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Calvine Holiday Park Calvine, near Blair Atholl

Inside: Not applicable Outside: The park says dog owners are more than welcome and there are many walks nearby

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Source: Venue website

Castle Peroch Dalguise, near Dunkeld

Inside: Dogs are permitted in the cottages. They must stay on floored areas, off the furniture, and be supervised Charge per dog per night for cleaning. Check the amount when you book

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

The Gardeners Cottage, Ballechin Ballechin, near Ballinluig

Inside: The cottage welcomes up to two dogs Outside: Dogs must be kept on leads within the property grounds

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Grandtully Station Campsite Grandtully, near Pitlochry

Inside: Not applicable Outside: Well-behaved pets are welcome on the campsite, according to its facilities page

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Source: Venue website

Boreland Loch Tay Bunkhouse Fearnan, Loch Tay

Inside: Dogs are welcome. The FAQ says all pooches have a home at the bunkhouse £15 per dog

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Moness Resort Aberfeldy

Inside: Dog-friendly accommodation is available. The resort offers two dog-friendly restaurants, including the Terrace Bar and Restaurant

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

The Bunkhouse at Glassie Farm near Aberfeldy

Inside: Dogs are allowed on site if someone is with them at all times Outside: Dogs must not run free on the site £10 per dog per stay

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Glengoulandie Pods Foss, near Pitlochry

Inside: All pods are pet friendly and well-behaved pets are welcome

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Tighnavon Glamping Pods Kinloch Rannoch

Inside: Dogs are welcome None

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The Angus Hotel Blairgowrie

Inside: Dogs can stay, up to two per room and eight per night. Dogs must not be left unattended anywhere in the hotel £25 per dog

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Source: Venue website

Blairgowrie Holiday Park Blairgowrie

Inside: Not applicable Outside: The park is pet friendly and has an onsite dog-walk area

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Source: Venue website

Strathardle Inn Kirkmichael, Strathardle

Inside: Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome in the dog rooms. Dogs must be on the lead in the bar, lounge, dining room and garden Outside: Dogs are welcome in the garden on a lead

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Glenshee Glamping Blacklunans, Glenshee

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the vintage train accommodation, the cabins and the huts, as an extra at booking. They are not accepted in the bell tents Outside: Dogs must be on a lead at all times or tethered on a post

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Walks (2)

Explorers' Garden Pitlochry

Inside: Not applicable Outside: Dogs are welcome on a lead in the Explorers' Garden

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Dùn Coillich Community Land near Kinloch Rannoch

Inside: Not applicable Outside: Dogs are welcome under close control, and on a lead during the bird breeding season from April to July

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Source: Venue website

Days out (3)

Scone Palace Scone, near Perth

Inside: Dogs on leads are welcome in the Old Kitchen and the shop Outside: Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the gardens and grounds

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Perthshire Garden Railway Gask, near Auchterarder

Inside: Not applicable Outside: Dogs are welcome in the garden if kept on a short lead at all times, because young children run around

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Source: Venue website

Blair Athol Distillery Pitlochry

Inside: Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the shops and bars, on a short lead. Dogs are not allowed in the distillery or on tours, except assistance dogs. Outside: Not stated.

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Shopping (2)

Glendoick Garden Centre Glencarse, near Perth

Inside: Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in most of the centre and part of the cafe. They are not allowed in the children's play areas or Christmas displays

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

The Highland Soap Co Visitor Centre and Larder Cafe Pitlochry

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the cafe if calm and well behaved, on a short lead and under the table. A maximum of two dogs are allowed inside the cafe at one time Outside: The conservatory and outside areas are preferred when possible

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

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

A liver-coloured Border Collie looking at the camera
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FAQ

Is Perth and Kinross dog friendly?

Yes, Perth and Kinross has dog-friendly options. We list 42 checked places so far, including Parklands Hotel, Salutation Hotel, SkyLodge Hotel, Bein Inn. Each listing shows where dogs are allowed, any fees, the source and the date we last checked it.

How many dog-friendly places are listed in Perth and Kinross?

42 so far. By type: cafes, pubs and restaurants 10; places to stay 25; walks 2; days out 3; shopping 2. We last checked a listing here on 24 October 2026, and we add places only once their dog rules are confirmed.

How much do places to stay in Perth and Kinross charge for dogs?

Charges we have recorded: Parklands Hotel: £15 per dog per night, maximum two dogs per room; Salutation Hotel: Dog charge per night, maximum two dogs per room. Check the current rate; Murrayshall Country Estate: £25 per dog for the first night, then £15 per night; Ailean Chraggan: £20; Birchwood Pitlochry: £25 per night; Gardeners Cottage, Pitlochry: £40; The Old Manse of Blair: £40 per dog; Castle Peroch: Charge per dog per night for cleaning. Check the amount when you book; Boreland Loch Tay Bunkhouse: £15 per dog; The Bunkhouse at Glassie Farm: £10 per dog per stay; Tighnavon Glamping Pods: None; The Angus Hotel: £25 per dog.

Where are the Pitlochry, Dunkeld, Crieff and Aberfeldy places?

Many are on our Highland Perthshire page, and this page adds more places in and around those towns, plus Perth city, Scone, Blairgowrie, Strathardle, Loch Tay and Rannoch. Check both pages when you plan a trip. Kinross places are on the Fife and Kinross page.

Can my dog visit Scone Palace?

Yes. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in the gardens and grounds, and dogs on leads are welcome in the Old Kitchen and the shop. Check the palace's own site for rules inside the house.

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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