Dog walking at Oxburgh Hall

We want everyone to have a fantastic time when they visit Oxburgh Hall with their canine companions. So here are a few things you might like to know in advance of your visit. 

Where can your four legged friend go?

Dogs are welcome in the gardens and woodland at Oxburgh Hall, we only ask that you avoid the circular walk that takes you off National Trust land, as our neighbour would rather your four legged friends stayed with us.

Bone appétit

After a walk in the fresh air with your four legged friend, it’s nice to have somewhere to sit back and put your feet (or paws) up. 

During the summer months, head to the Pantry café, where you’ll be able to enjoy a drink and something to eat with your dog. If you’re visiting during the winter, dogs and well behaved owners are welcome in the Servants Hall tea-room. 

You’ll find water bowls outside both our café and tearoom for dogs needing to quench their thirst.

Waggy tails lending a hand

The houses in our care are only for humans. However, dogs assisting visitors are welcome inside the hall.

Follow our lead

All we ask is that dogs are kept on a short lead and under control, whilst you’re visiting us at Oxburgh Hall. Some people are uncomfortable around even the friendliest of dogs and the estate is home to a wide range of wildlife. This way everyone can enjoy their day out with us.

Please help Oxburgh Hall remain a beautiful place by being responsible and clearing up after your dog. You’ll find a couple of bins located around the estate for your use, or feel free to take any waste home with you and dispose of it there.

We hope you have a pawsome day out with us.