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The Mary Arden is opposite the farm where Shakespeare's in-laws lived, and this is an interesting little village to visit.
Here's a wonderful coastal inn, renowned for excellent pub food and a comfortable welcoming bar. Magnificently situated, half way up the cliff in a small, out of the way cove, it's an amazing spot.
Junction 29
The site offers a network of surfaced woodland trails and there are also fantastic off road links to the Teversal Trail Network, and on into Derbyshire and the Five Pits Trail.
Pawfect place for family dog walks. And the beach is dog-friendly so you can do a doggie surf 'n' turf right from the one car park.
Junction 27
As well as a dog-welcoming pub with very tasty food, this village walk has the advantage of being completely stile and livestock-free.
Junction 17
This dog walk is a fabulous chance to get a snapshot of rural Wiltshire life, and find out what you've been missing on the M4. And the dog-friendly pub is very award-winning.
Junction 10
A really good family and dogstop less than 2 miles from the M40. Jem got a lovely welcome here, and we all enjoyed the walk.
Junction 13
Take a trip back in time to a traditional village green with a dog walk on a footpath through the grounds of the manor house, and then to the village pub.
Junction 17
Dogs will love the chance to run off-lead on this 'there and back' footpath walk through fields. The pub welcomes well-behaved dogs, and has plenty of seating inside and out.
Junction 45
This dog walk is on footpaths through flower-strewn meadows and farmland. It's a good doggiestop on your journey.
On the A64, and close to the A1 Junction 45.
Junction 10
What's not to like about a break in a pretty Oxfordshire village, with a traditional dog-friendly pub? It's just 4 minutes from the M40 to rural charms.
Junction 29
There's plenty to see on this dog walk in the wooded grounds of two ruined husks of former aristocratic glory. Both belonged to Bess of Hardwick, a very material girl indeed.
