Dogs at our places
Dog-lovers and their pooches look no further. If you’re looking for fun things to do together, here’s all our dog-related content in one place.
Visiting Polesden Lacey with your dog
We welcome dogs in a large area of the gardens and on the wider estate. Find out more about visiting Polesden Lacey with your dog here. For more information, feel free to pick up a dog walkers leaflet as you arrive at Polesden Lacey.
Visiting Croome with your dog
Croome is the perfect place for a walk, whatever the season. With dog friendly maps, downloadable walks, water bowls and waste bins, we hope you enjoy your walkies.
Beningbrough Newton Walk
Stretch your legs and enjoy a gentle walk around Beningbrough’s wider estate taking in the historic parkland. As well as the option to take in the bluebells in the spring, you can also include a loop round Newton village making this a really flexible walk, depending on how far you want to wander on your adventures.
Visiting Glendurgan and the North Helford countryside with your dog
While access to Glendurgan is limited to assistance dogs, there's plenty for everyone who wishes to visit the area with miles of countryside and dog friendly beaches waiting to be explored.
Dog Walker Licenses introduced at Tredegar House
We have recently introduced licenses for professional dog walkers at Tredegar House to help keep all users of the parkland and gardens safe.
Bringing your dog to Speke Hall
Planning on bringing your dog to Speke Hall? Dogs on leads are more than welcome in most areas of our grounds, but there are a few things you need to know.
Your dog is welcome at Kingston Lacy
You are welcome to bring your four-legged friends to Kingston Lacy in Dorset and we have plenty of walks around the estate for you to enjoy.
Visiting Ormesby Hall with your dog
With over 200 acres to explore on paws and foot, Ormesby Hall estate is an excellent place to visit for a day out with your four legged friend.
Visiting Montacute House with your dog
You are welcome to enjoy the garden and parkland with your dogs at Montacute House throughout the season. Here are some useful things to know when bringing your dog to Montacute, and our favourite walking routes.
Dog walking at Morden Hall Park
Looking for a friendly place to bring your dog? Come along to Morden Hall Park where we’ve got 125 acres of beautiful parkland for you and your pup to explore.
Visiting Wentworth Castle Gardens with your dog
Wentworth Castle Gardens welcomes all well-behaved dogs and their humans. We have recently introduced a dog friendly area inside the Long Barn café for those days when it's too chilly to sit outside, although this will not be available from 5 November due to lockdown measures.
Visiting Sutton Hoo with your dog
With 245 acres to explore, Sutton Hoo is the ideal place to explore with your pooch.
Walking at Mount Stewart
Mount Stewart has more than five and a half miles of beautiful walking trails for you to explore. Discover a rich landscape of farmland, woodland, monuments and buildings, and a breathtaking hidden glen as you explore the historic demesne.
Protect the invisible: Take the lead
Much of Ilam Park and Dovedale is grazed by livestock that are owned by our tenant farmers. Dogs are always welcome, but please keep them on a lead to help us minimise disturbance to livestock and wildlife.
Best places for dog walking
We've some fantastic locations and landscapes for you and your four-legged friend to explore and enjoy - here are just a few suggestions.
Visiting Charlecote Park with your dog
Find out more about dog-walking at Charlecote. The parkland is open from 9am so you can enjoy a quieter stroll.
Visiting Chartwell with your dog
Here at Chartwell, we love dogs. Bring your furry companion along on a short lead for a stroll around the gardens or go for a roam in the woods. Find out more about where you can and can't take your dog here.
Visiting Canons Ashby with your dog
Plan your pup's visit to Canons Ashby.