St James Lake, Northamptonshire Lovely park with lake in the middle. Lots of duck, geese & swans. Circular walk round lake with plenty of trees & shrubs. Site has plenry of pooh bins.
M20 Junction 8 dog walk, Kent Junction 8 Good walking routes from a small Kentish village. This was better when the pub was open, and it's scheduled to open again late in 2024.
Rydal dog walks but pricey parking, Cumbria The car park here is a good starting point for several walks with the dog, but parking charges are steep and apply summer and winter.
A39 dog-friendly beach and dog walk near Minehead, Devon Shingle beach backed by woody hills. On street parking, shops and facilities in the village before the beach.
A dog walk in the Forest near Dunwich, Suffolk Lots of room for dogs to go nuts in the woods, and easy paths to follow. This part of Suffolk is blessed with excellent dog walks, and this is one of our favourites.
Heritage beach and dog walk, Devon A beach that's famous for its big round pebbles, and World Heritage status.
M2 Junction 1 Country park dog walk, Kent Junction 1 High quality dog-walking just minutes from the M2 Junction 1. There's over 170 acres of ancient woodland and heath, water meadows and lakes for dogs to enjoy.
Anglesey dog-friendly pub with dog walk and beaches, Wales Small fishing village, with quite a collection of car parks and facilities and a dog-friendly pub with a great view over the water.
A449 heritage dog walk, Staffordshire Famous for its 20th century troglodyte cave dwellers, and a great place to walk the dog.
A46 hillside dog walk, Gloucestershire Loads of space for dogs to flap their ears and have a good off-lead run here at the very edge of the Cotswolds.
M4 junction 45 dog walk near Swansea, Glamorgan, Wales Junction 45 There is just one path here, which runs along the side of the Labrador-ideal river, so the route is there-and-back. The path itself is exceptionally well maintained, and stays firm in wet weather.
Victoriana dog walk near Llandrindod Wells, Wales The Park is just above the town, and on a sunny day you can get an idea of why the Victorians flocked to the town to take the waters - and build an extraordinary number of houses.
