Welcome To The UK's National Parks

Looking for the best pubs in the UK’s National Parks?

The Best Pub Guide helps you discover outstanding pubs, inns, and taverns located within some of Britain’s most breathtaking landscapes.

Whether you’re exploring mountain trails, enjoying a countryside escape, discovering scenic coastlines, or planning a relaxing weekend away, finding the perfect pub has never been easier. From traditional country inns and historic coaching houses to waterside taverns and cosy village locals, there’s a pub to suit every occasion.

Explore pubs across the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, Dartmoor, Exmoor, Snowdonia, the Cairngorms, The Broads, and many more of the UK’s most spectacular National Parks.

Find your next great pub adventure with The Best Pub Guide.

dog friendly pubs icon

Famous for its waterfalls, rugged mountains, and dark skies, the Brecon Beacons offers a fantastic mix of traditional Welsh inns, country pubs, and welcoming village locals.

The UK’s largest national park is home to Highland pubs, whisky bars, and cosy inns surrounded by forests, mountains, wildlife, and stunning Scottish scenery.

 
 

Explore historic pubs set amongst granite tors, open moorland, and ancient villages. Dartmoor is renowned for its characterful inns and rich local history.

Combining rolling countryside with dramatic coastline, Exmoor offers charming country pubs, traditional inns, and welcoming coastal taverns.

Home to some of Britain’s most famous pubs, the Lake District boasts waterside inns, historic coaching houses, and stunning views across lakes and fells.

 
 

Discover waterside pubs overlooking lochs, traditional Highland inns, and scenic taverns nestled amongst some of Scotland’s most spectacular landscapes.

Enjoy traditional pubs surrounded by ancient woodland, free-roaming ponies, picturesque villages, and some of southern England’s most beautiful countryside.

Famous for castles, coastlines, and dark skies, Northumberland is home to welcoming village pubs, historic inns, and coastal taverns full of character.

 
 

From steam railway villages to dramatic moorland scenery, the North York Moors offers traditional inns and cosy pubs perfect for walkers and explorers.

The birthplace of Britain’s national parks features historic pubs, market town inns, and countryside taverns surrounded by rolling hills and limestone valleys.

Enjoy harbour pubs, seaside taverns, and traditional Welsh inns overlooking one of the most beautiful coastlines in the United Kingdom.

 
 

Home to Wales’ highest mountains, Snowdonia offers mountain inns, village pubs, and traditional Welsh taverns surrounded by breathtaking scenery.

Stretching across southern England, the South Downs is known for its village pubs, country inns, rolling chalk hills, and scenic walking routes.

Famous for its rivers and waterways, The Broads offers waterside pubs, riverside inns, and relaxing places to watch boats drift by.

 
 

Traditional stone-built pubs, roaring fires, and stunning countryside make the Yorkshire Dales one of the finest pub destinations in Britain.