Dog-Friendly Pub Near Camden Town

There are 12 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Camden Town station. The Sheephaven Bay is the highest rated on Google with a 4.6/5 rating. Camden Town is served by Northern. Nearby venues span Camden.

• The Sheephaven Bay – 2 Mornington St, London NW1 7QD, United Kingdom

  The Sheephaven Bay is an Irish pub at 2 Mornington Street in Camden Town. It has two bars, three separate seating areas and 14 plasma TV screens showing sport, plus a conservatory that leads onto the beer garden. Each room has its own character. One is filled with signed sport memorabilia, including football shirts, scarves and F1 items, and has a darts board. The largest keeps a traditional Irish feel, with couches, a fireplace and views of the pub's gin and malt whiskey collections. A 25 square metre function room leads only to the beer garden and can hold around 40 people. The pub serves traditional English home cooking, and veggie dishes are available, although it does not serve vegan dishes. Guinness is a point of pride. For dog owners, the pub invites customers to bring their dogs along and describes itself as a very dog friendly place, with a #DogsOfSheephaven hashtag. The bar and the garden both have wheelchair access. Mornington Crescent station is a three-minute walk, with Camden Town about seven minutes and Camden Road about ten.

• Old Eagle Pub – 251 Royal College St, London NW1 9LU, United Kingdom

  The Old Eagle Pub is a highly-rated pub in the heart of Camden Town, just a minute's walk from Camden Road station. While specific dog policies aren't detailed, its listing as a dog-friendly venue suggests a welcoming atmosphere for canine companions. Enjoy a drink in this popular North London spot.

• Bucks Head – 202 Camden High St, London NW1 8QR, United Kingdom

  Bucks Head is a pub at 202 Camden High Street in Camden Town, run by Social Pub and Kitchen. The pub says it sits right next to Buck Street Market, and at weekends DJs take over the bar. The kitchen serves burgers, including chicken and vegan options, stone-baked and Detroit-style pizzas, loaded nachos, crispy chicken wings and sweetcorn riblets. There is a bottomless brunch menu, a kids menu, and breakfast dishes from a full English to sausage sarnies. Guests can order from the table through the website or a QR code on the table, and the pub has large HD screens for live sport. The pub's dog-friendly page says well-behaved dogs are welcome and that it puts out water bowls, and may have a stash of treats behind the bar. It also says entry may occasionally be restricted during busy periods, at the team's discretion on the day. Camden Town station is a 1 minute walk, Camden Road 4 minutes and Kentish Town West 9 minutes.

• The Hawley Arms – 2 Castlehaven Rd, London NW1 8QU, United Kingdom

  The Hawley Arms is a pub at 2 Castlehaven Road in Camden Town, just by the Camden Town railway bridge. Its current custodians have run it since 2004, aiming for a home from home atmosphere where people can come together or sit contentedly alone. A refit gave the pub a second floor, which the pub says has hosted many gigs by well known and newly starting musicians. In 2019 the team bought the pub after a year long campaign. It calls itself a boozer at heart, with a huge selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, plus teas and coffees, a food menu and a Sunday roast. Tables can be requested for inside, the ground floor patio or the roof terrace, though not every table is booked out because the pub wants to keep space for walk-ins. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Camden Town is a 4 minute walk, with Camden Road 5 minutes and Kentish Town West 6 minutes away on foot.

• The Constitution – 42 St Pancras Way, London NW1 0QT, United Kingdom

  The Constitution is a Young's pub at 42 St Pancras Way in Camden, in the London Borough of Camden, right on the Regent's Canal. Its own website describes three floors, draught beers, wines, alcohol-free drinks and a menu from the Head Chef. The rooftop terrace is open all year round and has a retractable roof. The pub also has a Cellar Bar, which can be booked for private parties, and its rooftop and indoor spaces can be booked for birthdays and work celebrations. The menu runs from hearty classics to vegan dishes, and Sunday roasts come with baskets of Yorkshire puddings and gravy. The pub describes itself as a Sunday stop for families, friends and locals. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Camden Road station is about four minutes' walk, with Camden Town roughly six minutes away and Mornington Crescent nine.

• Lock Inn Camden – 2 Jamestown Rd, London NW1 7BY, United Kingdom

  Lock Inn Camden is a pub at 2 Jamestown Road, NW1 7BY, in Camden Town. It describes itself as "the pub that doesn’t compromise on sound, taste, or atmosphere", and its main draw is a rooftop terrace overlooking Camden Lock. The drinks side leans towards spirits and craft beer. The pub lists handmade spirits and local craft beers, with a range of gin serves that are all served with Indian tonic, and it offers homemade infusion shots. Spirits are poured as a double measure (50ml) as standard unless you ask the staff for something different. On the food side it serves lunches and dinners, plus a Sunday roast, and it runs vinyl DJ nights that play classic and modern tracks on weekends. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Outdoor seating is recorded here. The nearest stations are Camden Town (2 minutes on foot), Camden Road (5 minutes) and Kentish Town West (8 minutes).

• The Colonel Fawcett – 1 Randolph St, London NW1 0SS, United Kingdom

  The Colonel Fawcett is an independent pub at 1 Randolph Street, between Camden Town and Kentish Town. It opened on 27 August 2011, in the building formerly known as The Camden Arms, and the pub says it is still owned and run by the three friends who started it. It pours craft beer on 19 lines and a range of gins, and lists what it calls the Holy Trinity of stouts: Beamish, Murphy's and Guinness. Seasonal British food is served, and Sunday roasts run every Sunday. The pub also hosts Camden Darts Club, with one interactive board and two standard boards, has a function room for hire, and welcomes children until 9pm most days. It takes card payments only. Paws of London records an enclosed garden and lists the pub as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what we have recorded. The nearest stations are Camden Road, about 3 minutes on foot, Camden Town at 6 minutes and Mornington Crescent at 11 minutes.

• The World's End – 174 Camden High St, London NW1 0NE, United Kingdom

  The World's End is a pub at 174 Camden High Street, directly opposite Camden Town tube station. It describes itself as a North London landmark for as long as anyone can remember, and says it has a long history with famous patrons including Charles Dickens. Inside there are two bars and a mezzanine balcony seating area, and the main bar sits where an open marketplace once stood. Underneath the pub is the Underworld, which the pub calls one of Camden's most iconic live music venues. The kitchen serves stone-baked pizzas, loaded fries and chicken or cauliflower wings, including a challenge it calls wing roulette. The pub can be hired for events, and tables can be booked online. The website states a dress code of no tracksuit bottoms. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what has been checked. Camden Town is a 1 minute walk away, Camden Road about 5 minutes and Mornington Crescent about 7.

• Earl Of Camden – 55 Parkway, London NW1 7PN, United Kingdom

  The Earl of Camden is a pub at 55 Parkway in Camden Town, in the London Borough of Camden. The pub describes itself as the best kept secret in Camden, just a short stroll from the station, and Camden Town station is a 3 minute walk away. Its website lists pizzas and burgers on the food side. The bar serves ales, world beers, a wide spirit selection and soft drinks. Paws of London records outdoor seating, an enclosed garden and step-free access, so there is space outside as well as in. Dogs are welcome here: the pub is recorded as a dog friendly pub. For getting there, Camden Town is the closest station, and Camden Road and Mornington Crescent are each about 7 minutes away on foot.

• The Elephants Head – 224 Camden High St, London NW1 8QR, United Kingdom

  The Elephants Head is a corner pub at 224 Camden High Street, in Camden Town. The pub describes itself as a legendary corner pub, and says the interior has a long Victorian bar and tiled walls. The drinks list covers beers and ciders, cocktails, premium spirits and wines, with low and no alcohol options as well. Live music is a regular feature, from grassroots guitar bands to other acts, and the pub also runs weekly quizzes and late-night events. It says it is happy to take walk-ins whenever possible, and tables can be booked by phone. The nearest stations are Camden Town (2 minutes on foot), Camden Road (4 minutes) and Kentish Town West (8 minutes), which makes it an easy stop before or after a walk along the canal or around the high street. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked.

• Lock Tavern – 35 Chalk Farm Rd, Chalk Farm, London NW1 8AJ, United Kingdom

  The Lock Tavern is a McMullen's pub at 35 Chalk Farm Road, NW1 8AJ, across the road from Camden Market. The pub describes itself as "a historic North London institution reimagined for the modern Camden drinker", with a historic façade and comfy, elegant spaces inside. Outside, it has a secret garden, an all-weather rooftop terrace, and a heated beer garden with a fire pit. The kitchen serves burgers with smashed beef patties, chicken wings with a choice of sauces, loaded fries and pulled pork, with plant-based and gluten free options marked on the menu. There is a weekly pub quiz, a music programme, and a private function space that can be booked for events. For dog owners, the pub is listed as Dog Friendly on its own website. Paws of London records dogs welcome indoors, staff who welcome dogs, an enclosed garden, shade and outdoor heaters. The nearest stations are Chalk Farm and Kentish Town West, both 5 minutes on foot, and Camden Town at 6 minutes.

• Camden Head – 100 Camden High St, London NW1 0LU, United Kingdom

  The Camden Head is a pub at 100 Camden High Street in Camden Town. It describes itself as the home of great music, Camden Head Lates and the Camden Comedy Club. The Camden Comedy Club is upstairs and the pub says it was established in 2014 and runs seven nights a week. Camden Head Lates is the pub's late-night club night, held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights with resident DJs, and entry is free. Food comes from Russell's Kitchen, which serves classic pub food such as burgers, pie and mash, and fish and chips, along with wings, Caesar salad and chips. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. The nearest stations are Camden Town, about 4 minutes on foot, Mornington Crescent at 5 minutes and Camden Road at 6 minutes.

How many dog-friendly pub are near Camden Town station?

There are 12 dog-friendly pub within walking distance of Camden Town station.

What's the best dog-friendly pub near Camden Town?

The Sheephaven Bay is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

What lines serve Camden Town station?

Camden Town is served by Northern.