The White Horse Inn, The Square, Clun, CRAVEN ARMS, Shropshire, SY7 8JA
The White Horse Inn is a traditional real ale pub in the small town of Clun, in the beautiful South Shropshire Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty.
At a Glance
| Dog Type & Number: | 1 large |
| Enclosed Area: | No |
| Dogs Free: | No |
- Wi-Fi available
- Dog friendly pub within 1 mile
- Shop within 1 mile
The White Horse Inn Details
The White Horse Inn is a traditional real ale pub in the small town of Clun, set within the beautiful South Shropshire Hills, an area of outstanding natural beauty.
There’s always a warm welcome awaiting you at The White Horse Inn.
We offer a wide selection of real ales, lagers and beers, several of which are brewed in our very own microbrewery, on-site. Sample a delicious home-cooked meal, made with locally-sourced ingredients, where you can and try the very best the area has to offer.
Unwind in one of our beautiful rooms, complete with 32″ TV, free WiFi, and tea and coffee making facilities.
All our rooms are dog-friendly and come with coffee and tea making facilities, TV, ironing board, hair dryer and full length mirror. The rooms sleep 1 – 4 people.
Clun is the perfect place to start from when exploring the many walks we have in our area. The White Horse Inn is nestled in the Clun Valley a walkers’ paradise. Surrounded by hills, woods, fields and rivers it is no wonder we have been awarded Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Status. Discover our many Hillforts, Stone Circles and amazing Viewpoints amid the lush countryside.
Contact Details
- Visit The White Horse Inn Website
- 01588 418 161
- Jack Limond
Map Details
Area Details
Clun, often referred to as “the quietest place under the sun” in A.E. Housman’s poem, is a hidden gem situated in the South Shropshire Hills, England. This rural village is characterized by its scenic beauty and rich history.
The dramatic ruins of a Norman castle and the presence of a Saxon church add to Clun’s historical charm. The village is adorned with a 14th-century pack horse bridge that spans a bustling river, creating a picturesque and tranquil setting. The country inn offers a cozy spot to relax and soak in the atmosphere.
Clun is located in the South Shropshire Hills, which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This unspoiled region, also known as The Marches, lies close to the border of Wales. The area boasts abundant wildlife and offers a plethora of walking and cycling routes. Nature enthusiasts can explore the Clun and Kerry Forests, as well as the renowned Offa’s Dyke Path and Kerry Ridgeway, which provide breathtaking views of the countryside.
Throughout the year, the surrounding area hosts a variety of festivals and shows, including the notable Green Man festival in May. These events showcase the vibrant culture and community spirit of the region, providing opportunities for visitors to engage with the local traditions and festivities.
From Clun, visitors can also venture out to explore the historic towns of Bishop’s Castle, Presteigne, Ludlow, Shrewsbury, and Hereford. These towns offer a wealth of historical landmarks, charming streets, and cultural attractions. Ludlow, in particular, is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and culinary delights, while Shrewsbury boasts a rich history and vibrant arts scene. Hereford is famous for its magnificent cathedral and the Mappa Mundi, a medieval map of the world.
Clun serves as an ideal base for exploring the South Shropshire Hills and the surrounding historic towns. Whether you’re seeking tranquility in nature, immersing yourself in history and culture, or indulging in local festivals and events, Clun and its neighbouring areas provide a diverse range of experiences for visitors to enjoy.
If it is the first time that you’ve travelled with your dog, and are not sure what to expect, take a look at our Dog Friendly Travel Guide