We love dogs at the Half Moon. Canine visitors to our beautiful rural pub in West Sussex are always welcome and will enjoy complimentary doggy treats which you’ll find on the bar when you arrive. Out in the garden, we also have special water stations to make sure your pooch stays hydrated after walkies.
Dogs are welcome to sit, lie, roll over, play dead or even beg in the pub garden and in the bar, but not in the actual restaurant.
If you’re going for a day out, whether it’s a long walk through the beautiful West Sussex countryside or an exhilarating game of fetch in the forest, you’ll want your four-legged companion with you all day. And after an exhausting day out, there’s nothing better than a nice refreshing beer and bar snacks in a beautiful pub garden – except perhaps a tasty meal in a beautiful pub garden.
If you’re looking for some dog walk inspiration, we’ve got a couple of suggestions for where to take your dog for a walk before or after lunch. One route is a little over three miles long while the other, slightly longer one is between six and six and a half miles. Both of these walks are ideal for walking the dog, and what’s more they both start and end at the Half Moon – what could be better?
Whether you’re looking to walk off your lunch or work up an appetite, this is a great trail to walk around Kirdford in West Sussex. It shouldn’t take you and your dog much more than an hour to get round and will take you across the River Kird, up towards Crawfold Farm and then back to the pub.
For the slightly more ambitious (or over over-indulgent) walker, this trail takes you through some of the flat, wooded and farmland countryside that makes up this quiet and picturesque corner of West Sussex.
Right in the heart of Kirdford in West Sussex, we’re a country pub that places a big emphasis on authentic rustic food, prepared using locally sourced ingredients. As well as satisfying meals, we also take pride in our local ales, craft lagers and fine Sussex Wines.
We’re a dog friendly pub, and we’d love to see you and fido the next time you’re in the area.