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A light-coloured dog runs towards the camera, with its owners standing behind, with grassy hills and woodland, in the summer, at Bramshaw Commons and Foxbury, Hampshire
Dog walking at Bramshaw Commons and Foxbury, Hampshire | © National Trust Images/John Millar

Dog-friendly places in Hampshire

Dogs are welcome at a wealth of places in Hampshire, from more formal gardens and expansive estates, to parkland and wanders across the commons, woodland and heath of the New Forest.

Places to walk your dog in Hampshire

A small white dog walking on a muddy path
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Mottisfont 

Mottisfont is a two pawprint rated place. Dogs on a short lead are welcome to explore most of the garden.

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The Vyne 

The Vyne is a three pawprint rated place. Find out about bringing your dog to The Vyne where you can explore the gardens together.

Dog on a lead at Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire
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Hinton Ampner 

Hinton Ampner is a two pawprint rated place. Discover more about getting the most out of your visit with your dog, where they can explore and things to consider when you are on the estate.

Close-up view of a brown and white dog, held on a lead, with fallen leaves on the ground, at Clent Hills, Worcestershire
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Ludshott Common 

Under-control dogs are welcome at Ludshott Common. Find out more about visiting with your four-legged friend here.

A brown and white curly-haired dog sits on grass with some autumn leaves, with the blue jacket of its owner in the foreground
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The New Forest 

New Forest Northern Commons is a one pawprint rated place. Find out more about where your dog can accompany you on a walk through the New Forest.

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    Chalk path through undulating open heathland in summer, New Forest, Hampshire

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