- You should confirm that individual venues still welcome dogs and meet your requirements
- When replying to an advert please mention Dog Friendly Britain
Dog Days Out - Beaches
Whilst every effort is made to ensure the information given on our site is correct, we would suggest contacting the local tourist information centre concerned, before setting out, to ensure that the information given is still valid.
Please remember to clear up after your dog at all times and help to encourage more beaches to become Dog Friendly!
Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - West Yorkshire
Roundhay Park - Leeds
You can explore the park by the many paths and trails, choose from our featured walks.
What better way to enjoy your activity than talking a walk in our beautiful Park - open every day, whatever the Season.
Roundhay Park in Leeds has been named as one of the region's leading green spaces in the Good Parks Guide.
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You can explore the park by the many paths and trails, choose from our featured walks.
What better way to enjoy your activity than talking a walk in our beautiful Park - open every day, whatever the Season.
Roundhay Park in Leeds has been named as one of the region's leading green spaces in the Good Parks Guide.
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Eating Out - Cafes & Restaurants - Merseyside
Hesketh Park & Cafe, Southport
Less than one miles walk from the vibrant resort of Southport lies Hesketh Park.
This 34 acre Park has a small dog friendly cafe, where treats are often available!
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Less than one miles walk from the vibrant resort of Southport lies Hesketh Park.
This 34 acre Park has a small dog friendly cafe, where treats are often available!
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Norfolk
Bacton Woods - Forestry Commission, nr. North Walsham
Perfect for a day out with Nature, dogs on leads are welcome.
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Perfect for a day out with Nature, dogs on leads are welcome.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Norfolk
Blickling Hall - Park and Woods - National Trust
Dogs welcome in Blickling's parkland. Livestock graze freely, so please keep your dog under close control (see the website link below, for more information regarding 'close control') at all times.
Dogs should be on a lead when in the car park, farmyard picnic area and around the lake.
Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly in the bins provided in the car parks.
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Dogs welcome in Blickling's parkland. Livestock graze freely, so please keep your dog under close control (see the website link below, for more information regarding 'close control') at all times.
Dogs should be on a lead when in the car park, farmyard picnic area and around the lake.
Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly in the bins provided in the car parks.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Norfolk
Fairhaven Garden: Boat Trips
20 minute broads trip and 50 minute St Benet's Abbey trip.
NOTE: Two dogs per trip permitted.
Boat trips run April to October weather permitting (please telephone on the morning of your visit to check) Tel: 01603 270449
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20 minute broads trip and 50 minute St Benet's Abbey trip.
NOTE: Two dogs per trip permitted.
Boat trips run April to October weather permitting (please telephone on the morning of your visit to check) Tel: 01603 270449
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Essex
Remus Memorial Horse Sanctuary, Buttsbury, Near Ingatestone
Remus Memorial Horse Sanctuary provides lifetime help and care for horses, ponies, donkeys, goats, sheep, cows and cats.
Dogs are welcome at almost all of the events held at the Sanctuary.
We run two fun dog shows during the Summer, at our July and September Open Days. The Sanctuary opens its gates just six times a year
Dogs are allowed in all of the buildings and many dogs enjoy taking their owners around the new conservation path, for a lovely long walk.
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Remus Memorial Horse Sanctuary provides lifetime help and care for horses, ponies, donkeys, goats, sheep, cows and cats.
Dogs are welcome at almost all of the events held at the Sanctuary.
We run two fun dog shows during the Summer, at our July and September Open Days. The Sanctuary opens its gates just six times a year
Dogs are allowed in all of the buildings and many dogs enjoy taking their owners around the new conservation path, for a lovely long walk.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Kent
Spa Valley Railway, West Station, Royal Tunbridge Well
Well behaved dogs are welcome on the Spa Valley Railway, but please keep them on a lead at all times and do not allow them to sit on the seats . No charge for dogs. Wheelchair friendly.
Buggies, prams, bicycles and dogs are all welcome, and carried free of charge!
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Well behaved dogs are welcome on the Spa Valley Railway, but please keep them on a lead at all times and do not allow them to sit on the seats . No charge for dogs. Wheelchair friendly.
Buggies, prams, bicycles and dogs are all welcome, and carried free of charge!
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Essex
The longest heritage steam and diesel railway in Essex and the closest to London. Vintage buses to whisk you back in time to period stations and steam trains.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome on the train and on the stations and buses (at no charge). Water bowls are provided on the stations. We regret that Dogs are not allowed in First Class compartments/coaches and we are unable to accept dogs, other than assistance dogs, on our dining trains.
Accessible via the Central line London Tube.
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Dog Days Out - Beaches
General Beach Information
*As many beaches have some restrictions regarding dogs we would always suggest that you contact the local tourist information centre concerned, before setting out, to ensure that the information contained on our site is still correct.
Please remember to 'Scoop the Poop' to ensure that beaches remain dog-friendly and safe for use by all.
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*As many beaches have some restrictions regarding dogs we would always suggest that you contact the local tourist information centre concerned, before setting out, to ensure that the information contained on our site is still correct.
Please remember to 'Scoop the Poop' to ensure that beaches remain dog-friendly and safe for use by all.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - East Yorkshire
Bondville Model Village, Sewerby nr. Bridlington
Hidden behind trees on the top of Sewerby Cliffs is a magical little kingdom just waiting to be explored. Over 200 buildings including cottages, houses and shops, a castle, ruined Abbey and Harbour lovingly hand-crafted.
Well behaved Dogs welcome on leads. Wheelchair and pram friendly.
The Garden Tearoom, an independently family run business, has a terrace which overlooks the beautiful gardens of Bondville model village.
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Hidden behind trees on the top of Sewerby Cliffs is a magical little kingdom just waiting to be explored. Over 200 buildings including cottages, houses and shops, a castle, ruined Abbey and Harbour lovingly hand-crafted.
Well behaved Dogs welcome on leads. Wheelchair and pram friendly.
The Garden Tearoom, an independently family run business, has a terrace which overlooks the beautiful gardens of Bondville model village.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - East Yorkshire
Dogs, on leads, are welcome in the grounds, except on the playground area..
The beautiful, award winning gardens of Burton Agnes Hall offer something for everyone. From the walled garden, herbaceous borders and jungle garden, to the woodland walk with creepy crawlies to spot, as well as the maze and giant games for children and adults alike.
We happily allow dogs in our outside cafe seating area.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Bedfordshire
Wrest Park - English Heritage
Explore Wrest Park's sweeping landscapes and woodland walks. Over 90 acres of beautiful gardens, of various styles, feature side by side with more casual walkways perfect for walking the dog. Plenty of hands-on children's activities dyring school holidays. Please remember to clear up after your dog at all times!
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Explore Wrest Park's sweeping landscapes and woodland walks. Over 90 acres of beautiful gardens, of various styles, feature side by side with more casual walkways perfect for walking the dog. Plenty of hands-on children's activities dyring school holidays. Please remember to clear up after your dog at all times!
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - England - all areas
Walkies in the Woods: a ruff guide! ENGLAND info.
All you need to know about walking your dog on Forestry Commission Land: Walkies in the Woods focuses on the physical and mental health benefits of dog walking as part of the Active Woods campaign to promote the healthy living opportunities offered by woodlands.
It is estimated that a dog accompanies at least one third of visitors to the countryside. Through the Walkies in the Woods promotion, Forestry Commission England, supported by the Kennel Club, wants to ensure that dogs and their owners experience healthy, responsible and above all enjoyable woodland visits.
To read more about how you, and your dog, can enjoy The Forestry Commission forests and woodlands see their website
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All you need to know about walking your dog on Forestry Commission Land: Walkies in the Woods focuses on the physical and mental health benefits of dog walking as part of the Active Woods campaign to promote the healthy living opportunities offered by woodlands.
It is estimated that a dog accompanies at least one third of visitors to the countryside. Through the Walkies in the Woods promotion, Forestry Commission England, supported by the Kennel Club, wants to ensure that dogs and their owners experience healthy, responsible and above all enjoyable woodland visits.
To read more about how you, and your dog, can enjoy The Forestry Commission forests and woodlands see their website
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - East Yorkshire
Sledmere House, Sledmere, Driffield
Visitors are encouraged to explore the garden at their leisure and dogs on leads are also very welcome. We request any dog waste be cleared and placed in the bins in the grounds.
Please note: Dogs are not permitted in the children’s play area, Cafe or the House.
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Visitors are encouraged to explore the garden at their leisure and dogs on leads are also very welcome. We request any dog waste be cleared and placed in the bins in the grounds.
Please note: Dogs are not permitted in the children’s play area, Cafe or the House.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - North Yorkshire
North York Moors National Park
Walking with your dog. The countryside is a great place to take your dog for a walk.
Be a responsible owner and make sure your dog is always a welcome visitor to the North York Moors.
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Walking with your dog. The countryside is a great place to take your dog for a walk.
Be a responsible owner and make sure your dog is always a welcome visitor to the North York Moors.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Buckinghamshire
Stowe Landscape Gardens - National Trust
Dogs are welcome in gardens and parkland at Stowe, all year round.
Dog bins are provided throughout the gardens, plus there great places for a drink and good sniff around. Please keep your dog on a lead and picking up after it when in the landscape garden.
A special trail has been designed for dogs and their well-behaved owners to enjoy the best bits of the gardens. A downloadable pdf of the guide is available from the National Trust website - just click on the 'visit website' link below.
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Dogs are welcome in gardens and parkland at Stowe, all year round.
Dog bins are provided throughout the gardens, plus there great places for a drink and good sniff around. Please keep your dog on a lead and picking up after it when in the landscape garden.
A special trail has been designed for dogs and their well-behaved owners to enjoy the best bits of the gardens. A downloadable pdf of the guide is available from the National Trust website - just click on the 'visit website' link below.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Nottinghamshire
Sherwood Forest National Nature Reserve & Visitor Centre,
Free self guided leaflets available in Visitor Information and reception. The Blue Trail - 45 minute circular path round the Major Oak. The Green Trail - takes about an hour The Red Trail - takes approximately two hourst. Suitable for all ages.
Dogs are welcome at Sherwood Forest Country Park but must be kept under control. Please clean up after your pet.
At some park events (for example, bird-watching walks), dogs are not allowed. If in doubt, please phone to check, tel: 01623 823202.
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Free self guided leaflets available in Visitor Information and reception. The Blue Trail - 45 minute circular path round the Major Oak. The Green Trail - takes about an hour The Red Trail - takes approximately two hourst. Suitable for all ages.
Dogs are welcome at Sherwood Forest Country Park but must be kept under control. Please clean up after your pet.
At some park events (for example, bird-watching walks), dogs are not allowed. If in doubt, please phone to check, tel: 01623 823202.
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Dog Days Out - Off Lead Walkies! - North Yorkshire
An (obviously!) large grassy area much used by York locals for dog walking.
LIMITED ACCESS ON RACE DAYS
Please remember to 'Scoop the Poop'.
Dog Days Out - Museums - Oxfordshire
Combe Mill is the original sawmill, and workshop, of the Blenheim Palace Estate
A Grade II* Listed Building, Combe Mill working industrial museum offers visitors an insight into what work was like, in Victorian times, on a rural estate.
The Mill is operated as a working museum by the Combe Mill Society which is run entirely by unpaid volunteers.
Dogs are welcome inside the Mill and the picnic area if kept under control. The Tea Room is excluded.
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A Grade II* Listed Building, Combe Mill working industrial museum offers visitors an insight into what work was like, in Victorian times, on a rural estate.
The Mill is operated as a working museum by the Combe Mill Society which is run entirely by unpaid volunteers.
Dogs are welcome inside the Mill and the picnic area if kept under control. The Tea Room is excluded.
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