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.
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.
Dog walking in the Midlands
Well-behaved dogs are welcome at many of the places in our care, here are just a few of our favourites.
The Lakeside walk
Take a gentle stroll down to the lake and take a moment to take in the scenery and the sites and sounds of the parkland.
Waggy tails welcome
Take your dog for a walk around the Lanhydrock estate.
Bringing your dog to Speke Hall
Planning on bringing your dog to Speke Hall? Download our dog walking map to find out where you and your furry friend can go in our grounds.
Autumn walks at Hinton Ampner
Whether you're looking forward to dusting off the cobwebs and breathing in the crisp autumnal air or building up an appetite to sample some warming treats there are plenty of reasons to explore our estate.
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.
Dog friendly Castle Ward
Discover our new dog exercise area and dog-friendly cafe
Dog Walking at Sutton Hoo
Bring your dog for a walk at Sutton Hoo
Dog-friendly walks in Wales
Find the perfect walk for you and your four-legged companions in Wales. Try a mountainous walk, coastal stroll, a nose around a few gardens or enjoy tasty treats in a tea-room.
Where to go dog walking in Llŷn
Let your dog’s roll around in the sand or splash about in the sea with our dog friendly walks in Llŷn.
Ilam Park to the Stepping Stones in Dovedale
Discover the limestone countryside of the southern Peak District, famed for its wildlife and geology on an easy walk to Dovedale valley. On the River Dove you might spot ducks, dippers, heron or brown trout.
Dog walking in Oxfordshire
From world famous landscapes gardens to epic ancient woodlands, there is a huge variety of dog-friendly places for you to explore.
Dog walks by the coast
Dogs love playing on the sand, so we've picked some of our top dog-friendly beaches where you can take your four-legged friends for a walk.
Red Trail
Mount Stewart is typical early Irish demesne, with a wide range of open vista farmland, woodland, orchards, follies, alongside the house, and exotic garden. Since 1744, explore the demesne woodlands and farmland which have remained much within their original plantations and field systems.
Four-legged friends
You are welcome to enjoy the garden and parkland with your dogs throughout the season.
Visiting Mottisfont with your dog
We love dogs and they're more than welcome to explore the gardens and estate with you. While dogs are welcome in most places we ask that you keep dogs on a short lead at all times while you visit, so that everyone can enjoy their time with us.
Canine companions at Castle Coole
There is plenty for both you and your dog to enjoy at Castle Coole, with a variety of walks within the parkland and plenty of outdoor seating.