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Dogs will love it here and there's also plenty for people to do, with a helpful visitor centre to help you decide what to see.
Glorious heathland on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. The River Ouse is nearby, and this is a great place for short or long walks.
Lovely secluded woodland in an almost hidden valley close to the centre of Newcastle.
Great summer dog walk, with the chance to sup a cool beer afterwards and watch some village cricket.
Created on the flood plain of the Great Ouse river, Riverside Park is popular with local dog walkers and well-supplied with poo-bins.
Larger than it seems to be at first, this is one of Jem's favourites. There's woodland, a stream, a big play area for children - and lots of space.
When the dog needs greenery and trees rather than sand and sea, this circular reservoir walk is a good option.
There's also a field for children's games, and swings etc for younger children.
Big open beach at low tide, but almost completely submerged at high tide. Dogs are allowed all year round.
Junction 7/8
As a dog walking destination this isn't always perfect, but if you are trying to juggle the demands and interests of friends and family there is a lot here to occupy everyone happily, not least the...
Junction 39
This easy-to-find park is a popular local dog walking place, and it's nice to watch the bobbing sails of dinghies on the way around the lake.
Awesome big skies, and an almost end-of-the-world feel to this marshy beach and forest walk. Good pub with very tasty food.
Dog-friendly country pub with strong community ties, and good dog walks on the doorstep. It's midway between Chelmsford and Colchester.
