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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Devon

Babbacombe Model Village, Torquay
Hundreds of models on display including many architectural styles.

Dogs, on a short lead, are welcome in the model village and outdoor terrace area of the cafe. Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed in the 4D cinema.

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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 - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Devon

Burrow Farm Gardens, Axminster .East Devon's secret garden is situated in the idyllic countryside between Axminster & Honiton. The 10 acre garden has colour throughout the year from the spring flowers through to the stunning Azaleas and Rhododendrons in May. Visit in late summer to see the new Anniversary Garden created to celebrate 50 years of Burrow Farm Gardens. Dogs on leads welcome
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Somerset

Cheddar Caves & Gorge Dogs and their well behaved owners are welcome into all our attractions at Cheddar Caves & Gorge!
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Gwynedd

Llanberis Lake Railway Discover the timeless appeal of our narrow-gauge steam trains - a more leisurely way to travel and the perfect way to savour the grandeur of Snowdonia.

Starting at Gilfach Ddu, the journey takes you past the 13th century Dolbadarn Castle, crossing possibly Britain's shortest river and passing Llanberis' twin lakes as the train negotiates the extension (opened in 2003) to Llanberis village. From here the train runs non-stop through the Padarn Country Park, joining the 1845 slate railway route to run along the shores of Lake Padarn to Penllyn, and giving stunning views of Snowdon, the highest peak in England and Wales.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Cornwall

Chysauster Ancient Village - English Heritage Nr Penzance, Cornwall. This Iron Age settlement was originally occupied almost 2,000 years ago. The village consisted of stone-walled homesteads known as 'courtyard houses', found only on the Land's End peninsula and the Isles of Scilly. The houses line a 'village street', and each had an open central courtyard surrounded by a number of thatched rooms. Dogs on leads welcome. Please remember to clear up after your dog at all times!
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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 - 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! - 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 - Something Different! - Devon

House of Marbles - Bovey Tracey So many fascinating things to do: Glass Making, Marble Runs, Amazing Museums: Glass & Marble; Games Museum; Pottery Museum. Dogs allowed in all areas except the main restaurant, however they are welcome in the designated restaurant conservatory area.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - East Yorkshire

RSPB Bempton Cliffs - Bridlington, Flamborough, Filey The spectacular stretch of the Yorkshire Coast, plays host to around half a million seabirds between March to October. The birds gather along the 5km reserve, to raise a family on the towering chalk cliffs. Six, cliff edge (well fenced!) viewing platforms give stunning views of life on the edge. Well behaved dogs ON LEADS AT ALL TIMES - for their own safety (sheer drop) - are welcome. Star species include: Gannet, Guillemot, Puffin
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Dog Days Out - Parks, Gardens and Grounds - Hampshire

Exbury Gardens and Steam Railway Dogs, on a short lead, are welcome at Exbury Gardens, in the New Forest. There are over 22 miles of pathways to explore. Dog bins are situated throughout the gardens.

Well behaved dogs are free of charge on the Railway and also allowed into the visitor restaurant.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Somerset

HorseWorld Whitchurch, Somerset 01275 540173 We welcome any well behaved dogs on leads, however, we ask that only guide dogs enter the buildings.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Lincolnshire

Natureland Seal Sanctuary Skegness, Lincolnshire 01754 764345 Dogs are admitted but must be kept on a leash (They are not allowed in the Floral Palace).
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Cornwall

Brocklands Adventure Park Kilkhampton, Cornwall 01288 321920 Dogs welcome on a lead.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - North Yorkshire

Mother Shiptons Cave, Knaresborough Dogs are welcome into all areas of Mother Shipton’s Park, apart from the adventure playground. We ask that dogs are kept on a lead at all times and that any mess is cleared up.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Gloucestershire

Birdland Park and Gardens, Bourton-on-the-Water - Cotswolds Well behaved dogs welcome. Please keep your dog under control and on a lead at all times.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Staffordshire

Churnet Valley Railway Journey back to the classic days of railway travel by travelling on a rural line that passes through beautiful countryside known as Staffordshire's "Little Switzerland".
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - South Yorkshire

Thornberry the Animals Sanctuary Thornberry Sanctuary gives Animals a Second Chance. Located about a mile from the centre of Dinnington.
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Dog Days Out - Something Different! - Gwynedd

Welsh Highland Railway (Caernarfon) Dogs and Bicycles are welcome. A flat fare, per animal or bicycle, applies. We regret, however, that dogs cannot be accommodated in the first-class portions of our trains
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