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The Inn at Ardgour

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Indoor Welcome Last Verified:

8 Aug 2026

The Inn at Ardgour is a ferry-side inn and bar on the Ardgour shore of Loch Linnhe, around seven miles from Fort William. Dogs are welcome inside the bar area, where evening meals are served from 5pm—last orders at 8:30pm in season and 8pm in winter. On-site parking is available, making it a practical stop for anyone coming off the Corran Ferry or exploring the quieter side of the loch.

The venue opens from 5pm year-round, though it's worth calling ahead during the winter months to check. The bar has a warm, relaxed atmosphere and the lochside setting adds a bit of drama without any need for detours. Dogs can settle in at the table while you work through the menu and the whole group stays together.

Well-behaved dogs are welcome, though breed restrictions apply—check with the inn if you're unsure. It's a straightforward, visitor-friendly spot that handles the basics well: food, drinks, parking and a dog policy that actually works for dinner stops.

Good to know:

Water bowls available

Free treats available

Doggy menu available

Dog Policy:

Dogs are welcome in the bar area, where food is served. Well-behaved dogs can join you at the table, though breed restrictions apply.

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