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Huw Edwards
Reviewed on 29/06/2015 08:00
samdl2
Reviewed on 28/05/2015 13:36
After reading some of the reviews it was with some trepidation that we arrived at Hurn Lane, however, we received a warm welcome, newspapers are to order and the basics available and herbs growing in pots outside for all to use. Admittedly the site was quiet, but we had no problems with the shower block and there was plenty of hot water. Walk to the beach was good for the dogs. Agree though about the lane, which was hazardous at times when walking the dogs. Good bus service to either Burnham or Weston and dogs go free. In Burnham - for those with dogs, the Bay View Cafe allowed them in as did the Waterfront Cafe Bar (just does rolls but we had a cup of tea there as it was getting cooler) and there is a covered area on the pier if you buy food there. The Victoria and the Somerset and Dorset pubs also allow dogs in but we did not go in). Would recommend the fishmongers along the main street. If you do go to Weston it initially seemed there were only a few dog friendly places and three of them are by the Marine Lake which is worth walking to and walking across the causeway. We went on the terrace at the Terrace Cafe Bar and next door there is the C (cannot remember the name) Vaults which I believe takes dogs too and the other side of the lake there is Dr Fox's, though we did not sample either. Walking back we passed a cafe - opposite the Tourist Info - that allowed dogs in. We had a cup of tea outside one of the beach cafes and they were very welcoming with fresh water for the dogs but I cannot recall if they would have been allowed inside.
