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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Dorset
Corfe Castle Model Village
See what the Castle and village would have looked like before its destruction by Cromwell's troops in 1646.
Dogs are welcome at the Model village: they are allowed, on a lead, throughout the whole attraction, including the tea room.
There is a water bowl at the entrance to the gift shop and on our terrace in the garden.
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See what the Castle and village would have looked like before its destruction by Cromwell's troops in 1646.
Dogs are welcome at the Model village: they are allowed, on a lead, throughout the whole attraction, including the tea room.
There is a water bowl at the entrance to the gift shop and on our terrace in the garden.
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Dorset
The Garden is a mixture of formal and informal flowers.
DOGS on leads are welcome throughout the gardens and also, during quite periods, they are allowed in the cafe. Please clean up after them and use the dog bins provided.
A climb up a grassy hill, within the gardens, is rewarded by spectacular views of the Jurrasic Coastline & Chesil Beach.
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Dog Days Out - Museums - North Yorkshire
Eden Camp Modern History Theme Museum
Malton, North Yorkshire. Well behaved dogs on a lead are most welcome on site and Winstan’s Bunker Cafe is dog friendly too.
The only areas we ask them not to be taken into are the children's play area and the gift shop.
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Malton, North Yorkshire. Well behaved dogs on a lead are most welcome on site and Winstan’s Bunker Cafe is dog friendly too.
The only areas we ask them not to be taken into are the children's play area and the gift shop.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Northumberland
The Aln Valley Railway - Alnwick to Alnmouth
Dogs, on leads, allowed on site in museum and cafe, and on main train rides, however, please do not allow them on the seats. Rides on some vehicles are restricted. Water bowls available around the site.
Please see our website for operating dates & times.
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Dogs, on leads, allowed on site in museum and cafe, and on main train rides, however, please do not allow them on the seats. Rides on some vehicles are restricted. Water bowls available around the site.
Please see our website for operating dates & times.
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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 - Museums - West Sussex
Weald & Downland Living Museum, Singleton
This family-friendly and dog-friendly 40-acre site, is home to more than 50 historic buildings covering over 1,000 years. From a replica Anglo-Saxon hall house to an Edwardian tin church.
Regular programmes of demonstrations include milling, cooking plus seasonal demonstrations.
Dogs are welcome, however, please keep them on short leads at all times whilst on site. Visit the dog-friendly waterside café or, perhaps, enjoy a picnic.
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This family-friendly and dog-friendly 40-acre site, is home to more than 50 historic buildings covering over 1,000 years. From a replica Anglo-Saxon hall house to an Edwardian tin church.
Regular programmes of demonstrations include milling, cooking plus seasonal demonstrations.
Dogs are welcome, however, please keep them on short leads at all times whilst on site. Visit the dog-friendly waterside café or, perhaps, enjoy a picnic.
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Dog Days Out - Museums - Powys
National Cycle Museum
The Museum at Llandrindod Wells, Mid Wales, has the largest collection of bicycles, of all ages, in the UK.
Lots of weird and wonderful machines dating from as far back as 1818 through to the latest carbon-fibre designs.
Number of dogs: 3 dogs
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The Museum at Llandrindod Wells, Mid Wales, has the largest collection of bicycles, of all ages, in the UK.
Lots of weird and wonderful machines dating from as far back as 1818 through to the latest carbon-fibre designs.
Number of dogs: 3 dogs
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Cornwall
For almost 120 years, Newlyn Art Gallery has been bringing the best in contemporary art to audiences in the south west. In 2007 we opened a second venue, The Exchange in Penzance.
With two venues we offer a varied programme, showcasing the very best of national & international contemporary art, as well as work by some of the best artists currently working in the region.The Exchange is 600m from Penzance bus & train stations and the large harbour car park.
** Well-behaved dogs are welcome **
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Accommodation - Self Catering & Cottages - Durham
Based on our sheep farm in Teesdale, Co. Durham we have 2 x 2 bed holiday cottages sleeping up to 5 people each.
Up to 4 dogs are FREE, 5+ £25 per week each.
Purpose buit 120ft indoor AGILITY arena on site, also SHEEPDOG lessons.
Woodburning stoves, open beams, secure garden, doggy shower rooms, fab scenery, feed the lambs, collect your own eggs etc. York Dales 30 mins, Lake District 1 hr away.
Winner of Kennel Club "Best Place to Holiday With your Dog" competition.
Number of dogs: Any number welcome!
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Somerset
Hestercombe Gardens, Cheddon Fitzpaine, Taunton
Come rain or shine, Hestercombe is the perfect place to walk your dogs. We love seeing our regulars popping in each day for walkies, as well as meeting new faces throughout the year.
Please ensure you keep your dog on a short lead at all times and use the 'doggy bins' provided.
We also welcome dogs into the Stables Kitchen Cafe as well as the Gardens Shop.
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Come rain or shine, Hestercombe is the perfect place to walk your dogs. We love seeing our regulars popping in each day for walkies, as well as meeting new faces throughout the year.
Please ensure you keep your dog on a short lead at all times and use the 'doggy bins' provided.
We also welcome dogs into the Stables Kitchen Cafe as well as the Gardens Shop.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire Moors Railway - Pickering
"Dogs are welcome on the trains but please keep them off the carriage seats. Bicycles are carried subject to space availability. A charge of £2 per dog/bicycle is applicable" Please check their website for full details.
Special events are held throughout the year, however, it may be advisable to make sure dogs are allowed at some events - i.e. Santa Specials, before you set out. Tel: 01751 472508
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"Dogs are welcome on the trains but please keep them off the carriage seats. Bicycles are carried subject to space availability. A charge of £2 per dog/bicycle is applicable" Please check their website for full details.
Special events are held throughout the year, however, it may be advisable to make sure dogs are allowed at some events - i.e. Santa Specials, before you set out. Tel: 01751 472508
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Gloucestershire
Batsford Arboretum
Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire 01386 701441
Unlike many attractions, we recognise our four legged friends are part of the family, and therefore a big part of your day out, which is why we welcome dogs at Batsford. All we ask is you keep them on a short lead at all times, and make sure you clean up after your pet
Dogs, on short leads, are welcome throughout the arboretum and the Garden Terrace Café. Please carry poop bags to clear up any mess; there are bins around the Arboretum.
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Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire 01386 701441
Unlike many attractions, we recognise our four legged friends are part of the family, and therefore a big part of your day out, which is why we welcome dogs at Batsford. All we ask is you keep them on a short lead at all times, and make sure you clean up after your pet
Dogs, on short leads, are welcome throughout the arboretum and the Garden Terrace Café. Please carry poop bags to clear up any mess; there are bins around the Arboretum.
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Dog Days Out - Museums - East Sussex
Newhaven, East Sussex 01273 517622
An exciting and varied day out awaits you at this award winning attraction. Discover what soldiers' living conditions were like, sit through an air-raid, climb up to the huge gun emplacements or down to vast echoing tunnels built in the cliffs. Dogs on leads are welcome.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Devon
The Donkey Sanctuary is open 365 days a year from 9.00 a.m. until dusk with FREE admission and parking.
The Donkey Sanctuary not only rescues donkeys in the UK, but also provides Donkey Assisted Therapy for children, and much needed help to working Donkeys Worldwide.
Dogs, on leads, very welcome.
Dogs are also welcome in The Kitchen (cafe) as long as they are kept on a lead.
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Dog Days Out - Museums - Cornwall
Museum of Cornish Life, Helston
Spread over five display halls on three floors, the thousands of objects in this museum will keep you fascinated, entertained, and coming back for more!
One of the largest social history collections in the South West, includes archaeological evidence of the earliest settlers to the Lizard Peninsula, to a fully stocked 1950s kitchen.
Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
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Spread over five display halls on three floors, the thousands of objects in this museum will keep you fascinated, entertained, and coming back for more!
One of the largest social history collections in the South West, includes archaeological evidence of the earliest settlers to the Lizard Peninsula, to a fully stocked 1950s kitchen.
Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Cumbria
Climb aboard at any of our stations for a leisurely ride through the scenic South Tyne Valley in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Our trains are hauled by vintage steam, diesel and battery electric locos from around the world, each with a fascinating history. All areas including our café, Discovery Centre, Engineering Workshop viewing gallery and of course our heritage trains are fully accessible and all dog friendly. Why not walk & ride a with our all day Rover ticket?
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - West Midlands
The Donkey Sanctuary, Sutton Park, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham - tel : 0121 354 9444
Set up in 1994, the Birmingham sanctuary, which is in picturesque Sutton Park, offers donkey-assisted therapy to local schoolchildren with additional needs.
As this is a 'donkey-assisted therapy sanctuary' please see their website - link below - for more information regarding designated visitor hours / opening times.
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Set up in 1994, the Birmingham sanctuary, which is in picturesque Sutton Park, offers donkey-assisted therapy to local schoolchildren with additional needs.
As this is a 'donkey-assisted therapy sanctuary' please see their website - link below - for more information regarding designated visitor hours / opening times.
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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 - 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 - Castles & Abbeys - Somerset
Wells Cathedral, Cathedral Green, Wells
Dogs are welcome in the Cathedral providing they are on a lead, well-behaved and accompanied at all times by their owner(s).
Any dogs who bark consistently or are in distress/are disruptive can be asked to leave with their owners.
Dogs are not allowed on any tour that goes above ground-level (which includes the Library and High Parts Tours).
The Cafe offer a free homemade dog biscuit! Drinking water bowls situated around the Cathedral.
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Dogs are welcome in the Cathedral providing they are on a lead, well-behaved and accompanied at all times by their owner(s).
Any dogs who bark consistently or are in distress/are disruptive can be asked to leave with their owners.
Dogs are not allowed on any tour that goes above ground-level (which includes the Library and High Parts Tours).
The Cafe offer a free homemade dog biscuit! Drinking water bowls situated around the Cathedral.
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