Visiting Berrington with your dog

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Get your walking shoes on, grab the lead and come and enjoy some wonderful walks at Berrington with your dog. Explore ‘Capability’ Brown's final landscape and witness the herons that have made the lake a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Where can my dog go?
The 250 acres of parkland and woodland is perfect for dog walking, with waymarked walks of differing lengths leading to the lake or meandering through the woods. Pick a route to suit the energy levels of your four-legged friend.
Dogs are welcome in all areas of the parkland, courtyard, Stables tea-room and the gardens. We simply ask that dogs are kept on leads for the consideration of other visitors and livestock.
Dogs are not permitted to go inside the mansion.
Tea-rooms and dogs
Assistance dogs only are permitted to enter the Old Servants tea-room; however, The Stables café seating area will remain open daily for visitors to enjoy their purchases from the tea-room with their dog. The Stables café will be open fully, serving drinks, sandwiches and ice creams during school holidays and weekends.
Facilities available for my dog
There are dog waste bins by the gates to the parkland and water bowls in the courtyard and by visitor reception.
Throughout the autumn and winter months, dogs can pick up their very own ‘Pooch Passport’ from Visitor Reception. In collaboration with Forthglade, the Pooch Passport can be stamped at any participating National Trust place and your dog will be rewarded with a tasty treat when they’ve collected all their stamps.
Our partners

We've partnered with natural pet food maker Forthglade so that you and your dog can get even more out of the special places we care for.