The whole of Tyndyrn is dog friendly, meaning that all locations and attractions welcome your canine companions with open arms. Some pubs and shops even have special facilities, such as water bowls, free poop bags and even dog menus!
Explore: the medieval ruins of Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey is a national icon — still standing in roofless splendour on the banks of the River Wye nearly 500 years since its tragic fall from grace. Dogs are welcome on all parts of the grounds, but must be on lead at all times.
Stay: Tintern Abbey Cottage or Foxes Reach
With glorious panoramic views of Tintern Abbey, Tintern Abbey Cottage directly adjoins the Wye Valley Walk, and the Monmouthshire Way - a perfect base for exploring Tyndyrn and the surrounding area on foot.
Foxes Reach is a dog and child-friendly cottage with a hot tub and patio. Sleeping six people in four beautiful bedrooms, it's a great place for families, walkers and cyclists.
Refuel: The Filling Station
Popular with cyclists, walkers, families and residents, the Filling Station is the perfect pit stop for a delicious freshly ground coffee, fine teas, scrumptious cakes and tasty filled baguettes.
Shop and dine: Abbey Mill Complex
Abbey Mill is a riverside shopping and dining complex housed in the 'Old Mill Buildings', open all throughout the year except Christmas Day and Boxing day. You'll find a licensed coffee shop and restaurant, various shops and the Wye Valley Craft Association.
Walkies: the Old Station
Previously a Victorian country railway station, the Old Station is a lovely spot by the river to stop and grab a cuppa from the tea room. There's plenty of green space to explore as well.
Tour and toast: Tintern Parva Vineyard
Parva Farm is a privately owned and run vineyard open to the public at weekends and bank holiday for self-led vineyard tours. Dogs on leads are welcome on all parts of the vineyard including the shop.
