Woodchester Park - National Trust  nr Stroud, Gloucestershire. The tranquil wooded valley contains a 'lost landscape' with remains of an 18th- and 19th-century landscape park with a chain of five lakes. Park Mill Pond is the last of these lakes and features a man-made island that is now a heronry. Large carp can also be seen in the waters. Dogs - please keep dogs under close control and on leads where requested. Please remember to clean up after your dog in all areas.  
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Chiswick House and Gardens  Dog walkers are welcome to enjoy the gardens and exercise their dogs freely whilst respecting other visitors by observing the 'Dogs on Short Leads' and 'No Dogs' areas marked on the map. The Gardens are open every day from 7am until dusk, all year round. web: visit website

 

Rother Valley Country Park  This very large country park hosts a number of walking and cycling routes, which link to the Trans Pennine Trail and Route 6 Sustrans. Leisure lake offers many watersports activities and cycle hire, events are held throughout the year, three fishing areas and an ideal place to enjoy the outdoors. Great venue for a picnic, BBQ's are to be off the ground or visit the stables cafe with outdoor seating for your dog. Customers are to ensure their dogs are under control if off the lead in the park.  
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Top Lodge Visitor Centre, Fineshade Wood  With three waymarked woodland walks to explore, you are sure to need a drink and a bite to eat when you get back to the visitor centre. Picnic benches have clips to attach leads to and water bowls.  
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Windsor Great Park  The parkland covers thousands of acres. Little wonder dogs love Windsor Great Park too. Dog owners, and their faithful friends are welcome all year round. Naturally, there are some restrictions - for both your safety and others - like in our car parks, where dogs must always be kept on a lead.web: visit website

 

Alice Holt Forest  Come for a great day out in the woods! You can walk, cycle, play or have a picnic in these lovely woods.   
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Brighton & Hove - Dogs on the Beach information  Brighton and Hove "dogs on the beach" information. Please remember to 'Scoop the Poop' to ensure that beaches remain dog-friendly and safe for use by all.web: visit website

 

Haldon Forest Park  Dogs are certainly welcome at Haldon Forest Park – what better way for you and your dog to get some exercise? Dog waste bins are located in the main car park, on the road leading to the Forestry Commission Office, in the Mamhead car park, and at the entrance to the Mamhead Sensory Trail.web: visit website

 

Danes Dyke Beach - between Flamborough & Bridlington  Dogs are allowed on the beach here throughout the year. There is also a Nature Reserve with woodland trails - dogs may be required to be kept on leads in some areas. It should be noted that there are some steep steps and / or steep walks. Please see the weblink below for further details. web: visit website

 

Cirencester Park  Cirencester Park is open to the public free of charge, on foot and on horseback, by kind permission of the Earl Bathurst. Please ensure you note and comply with the opening times and rules shown (see website link below). Opening times 8am to 5pm. Superb walk for your dogs here in a park which is conveniently positioned adjacent to the Caravan Club site. Please respect the 'no dogs' areas, always clear up after your dog and take your liter home!web: visit website

 

Dog Friendly Beaches around Swansea  A Dog Friendly Britain site user tells us that "dogs are allowed all year round at Oxwich and Rhossili beaches". We'd like to know more dog friendly beaches in Wales - and, in fact, dog friendly beaches anywhere throughout the UK - please just email us with your own favourites and we'll add them to the site so that all dog owners know just where they, and their dogs, are welcome!  
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Sandringham Country Park  Dogs are allowed in the Country Park (but not the House, Museum & Gardens) at Sandringham. There are many country paths to explore. Alternatively, tractor and trailor tours often provide an easy way to see the park.  
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Bridlington Beach  Summer restrictions on the main beaches in summer but a large area to the south of the town - stretching for miles - is available for dogs and their owners. Please remember to 'Scoop the Poop' to ensure that beaches remain dog-friendly and safe for use by all.

 

Weymouth Beach  The part that dogs are allowed on is flat and sandy with easy access to the water. However the area is only really about 200 sq. metres (maybe better suited to small dogs). There is a road next to the beach (the promenade) where you can park (pay & display). This beach suggested by site user Tim.

 

Perranporth Beach  Dos allowed on the beacah all year, however, dogs will be required to kept be on short leads on certain stretches of Perranporth beach from 1st July to 31st August. Please remember to 'Scoop the Poop' to ensure that beaches remain dog-friendly and safe for use by all.

 

Bamburgh Beach  Bamburgh Beach is a great place for dogs as there's not only the fantastic beach but there are also huge sand dunes for them to play on / in! Please remember to 'Scoop the Poop' to ensure that beaches remain dog-friendly and safe for use by all.

 

Tatton Park  Knutsford, Cheshire 01625 534435 Dogs are allowed into Tatton's 1000 acres of open parkland, but please be aware that there are sheep and deer in the Park. All animal stock need peace and quiet. Please help by keeping dogs under very tight control and not approaching too closely.  
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Ingleton Waterfalls Trail  Dogs are allowed on the trail although they must be kept on leads in certain sections and when crossing farmland. 01756 795621   
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Hylands Park  Chelmsford, Essex 01245 606227 Dogs are welcome in the park provided that they are kept under control at all times.
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Dog-friendly Beaches in Cornwall 
Take a look at this 'unofficial guide' which provides information on the beautiful beaches of Cornwall. You can check a long list of beaches to see if there are any restrictions. Please remember to 'Scoop the Poop' to ensure that beaches remain dog-friendly and safe for use by all. As with all beaches remember to check tides!web: visit website