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Days Out Are For Dogs Too
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Last Updated:
14 Mar 2026
The Apple Inn in Lucker is a lovely “slow down” stop, especially if your day has involved plenty of walking and a dog who treats the countryside like a treasure map. It’s a country pub with a modern food focus, set in a pretty village that feels peacefully away from the busier coastal hotspots, while still being close enough to make it part of a coast-and-castles itinerary.
This is the kind of place that works well when you’re building a day around dog-friendly routines: walk first, eat second, then decide what you’ve got energy for next. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed, so it suits that tired-happy feeling you get when the dog has finally settled and you can sit down and enjoy your food without scanning the room for the next exciting distraction.
It’s also a great choice if you want to balance your trip. The coast can be busy and bright, and dogs often love it but also get a bit over-stimulated. Lucker feels calmer, which can make mealtimes feel easier and more restful. If you want a pub that feels like a proper destination rather than a quick stop, The Apple Inn is a strong pick.
Dog Policy:
Dog-friendly across rooms, huts, and the restaurant. For rooms above the pub, they mention dog-friendly rooms specifically, so it’s best to flag your dog when booking so they place you correctly.
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