Dog Friendly Castles & Abbeys from Dog Friendly Britain

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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - North Yorkshire

Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal Water Garden - Ripon Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal is a great place to bring your dog. We simply ask that you keep your dog on a short lead and 'scoop their poop'. There are fresh water bowls for thirsty dogs at the Visitor Centre, Mill and St Mary's Church. You can find dog-friendly eating areas outside the tea-rooms and restaurant.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Cornwall

Restormel Castle - English Heritage Nr Lostwithiel, Cornwall 01208 872687 Dogs on leads welcome. Please remember to clear up after your dog at all times!
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - North Yorkshire

Scarborough Castle - English Heritage Scarborough, North Yorkshire 01723 372 451 Dogs, on leads, welcome. Picnics welcome in the extensive Castle grounds.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Northumberland

Lindisfarne Priory - Holy Island, Lindisfarne Dogs on leads welcome - in restricted areas only. Tel: 01289 389200Only reached at low tide across causeway; tidetables at each end, or from Tourist Information Centre: 01289 330733
The causeway floods at high tide, so it is very important to check the tide times before crossing.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - North Yorkshire

Richmond Castle - English Heritage Richmond, North Yorkshire 01748 822493 Dogs on leads welcome.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Kent

Dover Castle & The Secret Wartime Tunnels - English Heritage Dover, Kent Tel: 01304 211067 Dogs on leads allowed in restricted areas. Please remember to clear up after your dog at all times!
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Gwynedd

Segontium Roman Fort The remains of an auxiliary Roman fort. Admission is free. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Dumfries and Galloway

Drumlanrig Castle and Country Estate ... boasting beautiful Victorian gardens and pathways, waymarked woodland walks, cycle routes. Bike hire. Dogs very welcome close at heel due to abundant wildlife. Poops must be scooped, please.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Essex

Hedingham Castle Castle Hedingham, Essex 01787 460261 Visitors may bring their dogs into the grounds but they must be kept on leads at all times. Dog tie to the north side of the keep in the shade, water bowl provided. No dogs allowed into the keep (except guide dogs).
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - North Yorkshire

Rievaulx Abbey - English Heritage Dogs on leads are welcome in the ruins and café but not at the café counter.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Warwickshire

Kenilworth Castle - English Heritage Castle Green, Kenilworth, Warwickshire. A brilliant day out for the whole family, Kenilworth Castle in Warwickshire is set in vast grounds perfect for exploring Dogs on leads welcome. Please remember to clear up after your dog at all times!

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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - South Yorkshire

Roche Abbey - English Heritage Maltby, South Yorkshire 01709 812739 Dogs allowed on leads.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Cornwall

St Mawes Castle - English Heritage St Mawes Castle is among the best-preserved of Henry VIII's coastal artillery fortresses, and the most elaborately decorated of them all. Dogs are permitted in the grounds as long as they are kept on a lead.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Gwynedd

Criccieth Castle Built originally by Llywelyn the Great, and perched on a headland with magnificent views this castle included a very English style of gatehouse. Dogs on leads (especially to keep them away from the edges of the cliffs) welcome.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - North Yorkshire

Skipton Castle Dogs on a lead, are welcome within the Castle and grounds.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Herefordshire

Eastnor Castle Ledbury, Herefordshire 01531 633160 Dogs are welcome in the castle and grounds, but must be kept on a lead at all times.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - North Yorkshire

Whitby Abbey - English Heritage Whitby, North Yorkshire 01947 603568 Dogs on leads (restircted areas - not allowed in visitor centre). Whitby BEACH: A good stretch of beach to the north of Whitby - towards Sandsend - is also dog friendly.
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Dog Days Out - Museums - North Yorkshire

Yorkshire Air Museum Elvington, North Yorkshire 01904 608595 A very dog friendly place. Water bowl outside canteen. Dog access to some buildings and all parts of the grounds and wildlife walk. (NOTE - from one of our website users: check that it isn't jet engine fire-up day! )
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - North Yorkshire

Bolton Abbey Skipton, North Yorkshire 01756 718009 Dogs are allowed on many, but not all, walks. (Please see website for full information).
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - North Yorkshire

Middleham Castle - English Heritage Middleham, North Yorkshire 01969 623899 Dogs allowed on leads.
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