Visitors dog walking in winter at Cobham Wood, Kent — Dog walking at Stowe, Buckinghamshire | © National Trust Images/John Miller

Dog-friendly places in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire

From world-famous landscape gardens to atmospheric ancient woodlands, there's a huge variety of dog-friendly places for you and your four-legged friends to explore in the area. Where will you go first?

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Stowe

Take your dog with you to explore the gardens and parkland. Please keep them on leads at all times. You'll find plenty of water bowls on your route.

Lady and Gentleman walking a brown and white dog on the parterre at Cliveden, Buckinghamshire

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Cliveden

We welcome dogs across many areas of the estate, including dogs on leads in most formal areas and outside our catering facilities.

Walking through the parkland at Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire

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Basildon Park

Dogs on leads are welcome in the garden and parkland at Basildon Park all year round, from 10am until 5pm, or dusk if earlier.

Visitors walking in the parkland with their dog at Calke Abbey, Derbyshire

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Greys Court

Greys Court is a two pawprint rated place. Dogs on a lead are welcome at Greys Court. Discover where to walk your dog when you visit.

Visitor walking dogs at Haresfield Beacon and Standish Wood, Gloucestershire

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Hughenden

There are beautiful gardens to explore and acres of beech and oak woods for you and your dog to roam in at Hughenden.

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Waddesdon

We know that dogs are part of the family and so dogs are welcome into the grounds to explore with you. There's space in the café for them too.

An image of a pale cream fluffy dog between its two owners being walked along a path in the countryside and surrounded by greenery

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Buscot and Coleshill Estates

Dogs are welcome across The Buscot and Coleshill Estates all year round. With miles of footpaths to explore and circular walks to follow, there's plenty of choice for a great walk.

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White Horse Hill

If you and your dog are feeling energetic, you can easily extend your walk by joining the Ridgeway National Trail, which runs across the top of White Horse Hill.