Visitor walking with her dog at Box Hill, Surrey across grass, with bare-branched trees behind — Dog-walking at Box Hill, Surrey | © National Trust Images/James Dobson

Dog-friendly places in Surrey

From parklands and gardens to the open views of the Surrey Hills, find a new place to enjoy a walk with your dog and discover what facilities are available for those on four paws.

Visitors walking in bluebell woodland at Hatchlands Park, Surrey

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Hatchlands Park

Bring your dog for a walk at Hatchlands Park. Discover our two dog-friendly walking routes and some helpful hints for a happy and safe experience in the park and woodland.

A white dog on the lead at Calke Abbey with the legs of two people behind

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Winkworth Arboretum

Your dog is welcome to explore Winkworth Arboretum with you year-round. To help everyone have the best possible visit, please follow the Countryside Code and keep your dog on a lead.

Visitors and a dog in the parkland in autumn at Polesden Lacey, Surrey

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Polesden Lacey

Dogs are welcome in a large area of the gardens and on the wider estate. Find out more about visiting with your dog here, and pick up a dog walkers' leaflet when you arrive.

Two people, one wearing a baby in a carrier, attach rope to their dogs' harnesses in a grassy area with trees at Runnymede, Surrey

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Runnymede and Ankerwycke

We welcome well-behaved dogs and their owners to explore Runnymede and Ankerwycke at any time of year.

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Claremont Landscape Garden

Well-behaved dogs on short leads are welcome year-round. You'll find a water bowl for your canine friend near the kiosk, and please do take a dog biscuit for them from the jar.

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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Surrey Hills is a one pawprint rated place. With a wide variety of paths and open spaces, the Surrey Hills are an ideal place to bring your dog for a walk. Here’s what to keep in mind to keep your dog and others safe.