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Dog-friendly places in London
From exploring the acres of parkland at Osterley Park to taking in the scents and sounds at Ham House and Garden, find the best places to get outdoors with your dog in London this autumn.
Top dog-friendly gardens and parks in London
Bring your four-legged friends on a day out to these National Trust places in London.
Pooch Passport
Pooch Passport is back for 2026 and National Trust places across London are taking part. Visit Ham House & Garden, Osterley Park and House and Morden Hall Park, or head further afield to National Trust places across the South East. Pick up a Pooch Passport on your next walk and collect stamps from participating places to gain a treat from our partners at Forthglade. Join us from 1 September 2026 to 28 February 2027.
Visiting Osterley Park with your dog
Osterley Park is a two pawprint rated place. Find out about bringing your dog here. Take a stroll and explore the beautiful estate together.
Visiting Ham House and Garden with your dog
Ham House and Garden is a two pawprint rated place. Dogs are welcome all year round in the garden. Find out more about our Pooch Passport scheme and places nearby to explore on a day out to Ham House including Richmond’s riverside trails, parks and woodlands.
Visiting Morden Hall Park with your dog
Morden Hall Park is a three pawprint rated place. There are 125 acres of beautiful parkland, paths and riverside for you and your dog to explore here.
Visiting with your dog at Rainham Hall
Dogs are welcome all year round at Rainham Hall Community Garden and there is a short walk through the gardens and woodland to explore with your four-legged friend. Please help keep Rainham Hall enjoyable for everyone by keeping your dog on a short lead, cleaning up after them, and following the guidance below. Only assistance dogs are allowed in Rainham Hall itself.
