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Dog-friendly Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and Dunbartonshire: cafes, stays, walks and days out

Short answer: Yes, Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and Dunbartonshire has dog-friendly options. We list 10 checked places so far, including Ingliston Country Club, Mar Hall Hotel, Craigmaddie Glamping. 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 (6)

The Craig Dhu Paisley

Inside: The pub says it loves dogs and welcomes them, at the manager's discretion. Outside: Dogs must be kept on a lead in both inside and outside seating areas, and off sofas and chairs.

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Source: Venue website

The Counting House Dumbarton

Inside: The pub calls itself dog friendly and welcomes dogs. Outside: Not stated.

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Source: Venue website

The Waterwheel Port Port Glasgow

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the bar area. Outside: Not stated.

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Source: Venue website

The Steam Wheeler Braehead Braehead, Renfrew

Inside: Dogs are welcome in the whole pub. Outside: Not stated.

Dog policy checked

Source: Venue website

Two Towns Down Taproom Paisley

Inside: Well behaved dogs are welcome. Outside: Not stated.

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Source: Venue website

The Park Bar Dalmuir, Clydebank

Inside: Dogs are not allowed in the lounge. Dogs must be kept on a lead. Outside: Not stated.

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Source: Venue website

Places to stay (3)

Ingliston Country Club Bishopton

Inside: Dogs are allowed in the lodges. They are not allowed in the main building or hotel. Outside: Dogs are allowed throughout the outside grounds, including the alfresco terrace, the family play park and The Paddocks Touring Park. £20 per night in the lodges

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Source: Venue website

Mar Hall Hotel Bishopton

Inside: Well behaved dogs are welcome in the Spa Garden Suites only, which have direct access to the grounds. Dogs are not allowed in indoor public spaces where food is served, or the spa. Outside: Dogs can explore the estate gardens and relax in the outdoor dining areas. They must be on a lead at all times in the grounds. £50 per dog, per night

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Source: Venue website

Craigmaddie Glamping East Dunbartonshire, near Milngavie

Inside: Dogs are welcome in all pods £10 per dog, maximum two dogs

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Source: Venue website

Days out (1)

RSPB Lochwinnoch Lochwinnoch

Inside: Well behaved dogs are welcome within the visitor centre. Outside: Dogs are allowed on all footpaths in line with the Scottish Outdoor Access Code. Keep them at heel or on a lead to protect wildlife.

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

A liver-coloured Border Collie looking at the camera
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A chocolate Labrador on a beach
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FAQ

Is Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and Dunbartonshire dog friendly?

Yes, Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and Dunbartonshire has dog-friendly options. We list 10 checked places so far, including Ingliston Country Club, Mar Hall Hotel, Craigmaddie Glamping. 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 Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and Dunbartonshire?

10 so far. By type: cafes, pubs and restaurants 6; places to stay 3; days out 1. 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 Renfrewshire, Inverclyde and Dunbartonshire charge for dogs?

Charges we have recorded: Ingliston Country Club: £20 per night in the lodges; Mar Hall Hotel: £50 per dog, per night; Craigmaddie Glamping: £10 per dog, maximum two dogs.

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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