TQTorquay’s indoor and outdoor choices
Torquay's Dinosaur World is completely indoors and allows controlled dogs on leads. Bygones welcomes dogs inside on leads, and the Real Crime Museum's current visitor listing says dogs are allowed. Babbacombe Model Village is outdoors and excludes dogs from its café.
Compact attractions, animated displays and museum subject matter may not suit every dog or visitor. Check current opening times before travelling.Browse Torquay attractions↗RAILDartmouth Steam Railway
Dogs are accepted on leads and must not use seats. A dog fare applies, so check the current price and timetable directly before setting out from Paignton.
Steam, whistles and crowded platforms can be challenging for noise-sensitive dogs.Check dog guidance↗BAYPiers, ferries and cruises
Paignton Pier welcomes dogs on leads and has both covered amusements and open-air sections. Western Lady carries dogs between Torquay and Brixham for a fare, while Greenway Ferry offers dog-friendly cruise options from Brixham and the River Dart.
Ferries are seasonal and weather dependent. Check the chosen sailing, dog fare, boarding point and access before setting out.Browse waterside attractions↗BXBrixham museums and heritage
Brixham Heritage Museum welcomes dogs indoors and offers free entry. Brixham Battery is a dog-friendly indoor-and-outdoor military site, while the Golden Hind has two inside decks for small, well-behaved dogs on leads.
The two volunteer-run museums have limited opening days. The ship has steep stairs, low headroom, uneven floors and a small-dog restriction.Browse Brixham attractions↗TRIPAll-weather places beyond the Bay
House of Marbles near Bovey Tracey welcomes dogs in most indoor areas and has a dog-friendly restaurant conservatory. South Devon Railway welcomes well-behaved dogs on normal services, although a dog ticket applies and experience trains are excluded.
Both are outside Torbay, so check journey time, opening arrangements and the current dog policy before setting out.Browse worth-the-trip ideas↗