A12 doggiestop with forest walkies and great food, Suffolk Award-winning and dog-friendly gastro-pub just off the A12. A tip-top doggiestop for very lucky dogs and drivers.
Ambleteuse dog-friendly beach, France France dog-friendly beach. Between Boulogne and Calais this shingle beach has no dog restrictions.
A16 exit 26 Stella - dog-friendly beach, France Junction 26 Le Touquet Beaches where dogs are allowed France ...
Forest dog walk near Limerick, RoI Forest park with marked trails and plenty for families and dogs to do. Even on a rainy day it's nice here.
Dog-friendly beach near Quend, France Dogs allowed on the beach in France The beach is divided, and the dog-friendly section is to the left (as you look at the sea).
Somme dog walk, France An extraordinary spot at the very tip of the Somme estuary, and the chance to eat fish with the fishermen in the village. Unlimited space for dogs to run in.
Opal Coast dog-friendly beach near Camiers, France Sainte Cecile is a popular summer resort with plenty going on in season. If you’re juggling the needs of family, dog and friends then this is a good bet to keep everyone happy.
A16 exit 28 Ecault dog walk, France Junction 28 Isques The maritime forest is well-used by local dog walkers, and those we met were very keen to stop for doggie chats and to tell us how marvellous the forest is for dogs.
A16 exit 28 dog walk and beach, France Junction 28 Isques No dog restrictions on this lovely sandy beach, and it’s plenty big enough to get Fido’s little legs tired out.
Crecy battlefield dog walk, France Junction 24 Crecy A visit to Crécy wouldn't be complete without a small detour to experience at first hand a king's eye view of the famous battlefield where an outnumbered, but not out-classed, Anglo-Welsh army...
Cherbourg Peninsula dog-friendly beach, France The name of Omaha beach is well known because of the Normandy landings, and there is a large American cemetery on the way to the beach (no dogs in there).
A dog walk in St Suliac, France One of the prettiest fishing villages in France, with houses and walls festooned with traditional fishing nets. An explore of the narrow pedestrian lanes in the old town is a delight.
