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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Middlesex

Capel Manor Gardens

With 30 acres to explore everyone will find their own favourite oasis.
* Old Manor House Garden (opened by her Majesty the Queen in June 2010)
* Family Friendly Garden (a 2010 Chelsea Flower Show Gold Medal Winner)
* Italianate Maze
* 17th Century Walled Garden
* Japanese Garden
* Le Jardin de Vincent (Chelsea Flower Show winner)
* Georgian Manor House & Victorian Stables
* Sunflower Street
Dogs, on leads, welcome.
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Dog Days Out - Off Lead Walkies! - Gloucestershire

Westonbirt - The National Arboretum

Westonbirt, Gloucestershire 0300 067 4890 You and your dog can enjoy over two thirds of the arboretum!

Dogs are welcome in Silk Wood: a fantastic area to explore with your dog, on the Downs and in the main visitor area. The Old Arboretum is a dog free zone.

Dogs should be kept on a lead around the car parks, and also to be kept outside of the Westonbirt Restaurant, the Great Oak Hall, the shop and plant centre and the toilets.

Please make use of the dog litter bins. Bowls of water are usually available next to the Visitor Services office in the main visitor centre area to keep your dog hydrated.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Norfolk

Bure Valley Railway The railway does allow well behaved dogs on its trains. However if you intend to travel on the combined train and boat then advanced booking is essential as the cruise company only allows 2 dogs per sailing.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Suffolk

Ickworth House, Park & Gardens - National Trust Horringer, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk 01284 735270 Dogs welcome (apart from in the Italianate gardens), but please keep on leads where there is livestock and take note of signs. Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Hertfordshire

Hatfield Forest - National Trust Takeley, nr Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire Telephone: 01279 870678 No other forest on earth evokes the atmosphere of a medieval hunting forest so completely. The ancient trees of the forest are like magnificent living sculptures, peaceful giants worn and fragile from centuries of seasons and use. Some of our extraordinary ancient trees are 1,200 years old. Just imagine what these trees have lived through and the stories they could tell. Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Middlesex

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.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Bedfordshire

Dunstable Downs - National Trust Soar above a breathtaking landscape, sculpted over time, decorated by nature and enjoyed by generations. Stand on top of Dunstable Downs for a view that will simply take your breath away. These Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) are designated for the quality of their chalk grasslands. As well as two Scheduled Ancient Monuments (Five Knolls and Medieval Rabbit Warrens) there are many other historical features and the site has much to offer you. The chalk grasslands of the Downs have miles of footpaths and several circular walks, a fascinating history and an abundance of plants and wildlife. Dogs - Under close control, on leads near livestock. Please clear up dog waste and dispose of it sensibly.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - North Yorkshire

ORIGINAL GHOST WALK of YORK Believed to be the first exclusive Ghost Walk in the World! We offer a night of History and Mystery to capture the imagination and inspire the mind. This is the genuine, the authentic, the magical and the famous... ORIGINAL GHOST WALK of YORK
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Hampshire

The Vyne - National Trust, Basingstoke Dogs on leads welcome in the woods and parkland. The ancient woodlands are a great place in every season from the carpet of spring bluebells to autumn leaves. There are some great dog walks for the family to enjoy together and we're proud to welcome our four legged friends.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - West Yorkshire

Nostell Priory and Parkland - National Trust Dogs on leads welcome in the park and there is a dog walking area close to the car park. Working dogs only in the gardens.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - South Yorkshire

The Sheffield Round Walk The Sheffield Round Walk is a fourteen mile walk through the parks, woodland and countryside of south west Sheffield. It starts in Endcliffe Park at Hunters Bar goes through Whiteley Woods up into Mayfield and Porter Valley, emerging at Ringinglow before descending again into Whirlow and Ecclesall Woods. There is an ascent into Ladies Spring Wood, through Beauchief and Chancet Wood then into Graves Park and down through Gleadless Valley, returning to Hunters Bar via Meersbrook Park and Brincliffe Edge Woods.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - West Yorkshire

Hardcastle Crags - National Trust A beauty spot of the South Pennines with more than 160 hectares (400 acres) of unspoilt woodland. As well as being the home of the northern hairy wood ant, there are tumbling streams, glorious waterfalls and stacks of millstone grit, all crisscrossed by more than 15 miles (24km) of footpaths. Dogs welcome outdoors, under close control.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Somerset

World Horse Welfare Glenda Spooner Farm World Horse Welfare's recovery and rehabilitation centre in Somerset is Glenda Spooner Farm. It can care for a maximum of 80 horses at any one time
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Shropshire

Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre All dogs are welcome to visit the Onny Meadows with their owners as long as you clean up after them - dog bins and gloves are provided on site. The cafe team will happily provide them with a bowl of water to drink outside if they're a bit hot after exploring the meadows with you!
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Dog Days Out - Beaches - Merseyside

Southport Beach Dogs Accepted - Please keep under close control and take care not to disturb flocks of wading birds. Poop scoop area. Dog free zone. Parking Areas for Disabled Visitors - Beach Parking Promenade
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Devon

Parke - National Trust Take a short stroll around the garden, or a longer more strenuous walk through the woodlands and along the river to the medieval weir. Dogs are welcome, but please keep on a lead where stock are grazing. Please use the waste bins provided for dog's mess.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Norfolk

Baconsthorpe Castle, Hall Lane, Baconsthorpe - English Heritage Baconsthorpe Castle, a moated and fortified 15th century manor house with extensive ruins. Dogs on leads are welcome. There are no facilities at the castle, which is open any reasonable time during daylight hours.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - East Sussex

Herstmonceux Castle, Gardens & Grounds Herstmonceux Castle Gardens & Grounds; 300 acres of carefully managed woodland with themed formal gardens to the rear. With woodland trails where you can enjoy a peaceful stroll and take in the carefully managed flora and fauna of the estate. Discover Woodhenge, 300 year old Chestnut Trees, the Folly and Secret Garden as well as our Lake and Moat Walk. Dogs are welcome in the gardens and grounds if kept on a lead.
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Dog Days Out - Castles & Abbeys - Lincolnshire

Bolingbroke Castle - English Heritage The remains of a 13th century hexagonal castle, birthplace in 1367 of the future King Henry IV, with adjacent earthworks. Besieged and taken by Cromwell's Parliamentarians in 1643. Dogs on leads are welcome. Open any reasonable time during daylight hours. PLEASE NOTE: There are no facilities at the castle There is water in the moat surrounding the castle
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Dog Days Out - Beaches - Lincolnshire

Cleethorpes Beach - too! Dog Exercise Area along Cleethorpes Beach begins from the Award Winning Blue Flag and Quality Coast section from Cleethorpes Leisure Centre to the Humber Mouth Yacht Club approximately 2.5 miles of Nature Reserve/SSSI/RSPB. The area offers low lying smooth flat walking terain, no hills or steep gradients to climb, beautiful views over looking the Humber Estuary, good access, good parking and public convenience facilities nearby include the Boating Lake, Model Boat Association / Sand Pit / Outdoor Paddling Pool / Food Outlets. Miniature Railway / Retail Outlets /Theme Park / Caravan/Camping Area's.
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