Battlefield Country Park dog walk, Leicestershire
Fabulous family day out, with a good long dog walk as well as the famous battlefield. This is where Richard III got a drubbing from Henry Tudor.
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River Weaver dog walk Nantwich, Cheshire
A nice walk along the River Weaver in the Historic town of Nantwich. Close to the A51 it's a pawfect stop over. Pubs and Eateries abound in the town with regular Farmers Markets.
Golders Hill Park
Golders Hill Park is a kind of add-on its better known Hampstead Heath. It was created into a park after WW2 on the site of a large house and garden that had previously occupied the space.
CD Peace of Mind, London
Cats, Dogs & Peace of Mind has been providing fully-insured, thorough, professional and loving care for dogs, cats, chinchillas, rabbits, Guinea pigs and all manner of other pets in their own homes...
Whitewell dog-friendly inn and dog walks, Lancashire
Fabulous surroundings, dog-friendly and immensely welcoming establishment near Clitheroe and the Ribble Valley.
Jeskyns Community Woodland and Greenspace dog walk, Kent
Situated between Gravesend and Cobham, North Kent, Jeskyns is 360 acres (147 hectares) of greenspace that has been created by the Forestry Commission 2 minutes from A2/ 5 minutes from M2 J1
Uffmore Wood dog walks, Worcestershire
Quiet woodland that's ideal for a dog walk. Can be muddy in wet weather, making it dogs' delight!
A30 dog-friendly pub near Redruth, Cornwall
Dog-friendly pub on the outskirts of Redruth. A handy stopping point on the A30.
Ulverston Canal dog walk, Cumbria
England's shortest, widest and deepest canal! Well behaved dogs can be let off-lead on the tarmac tow path.
Elmstead Wood local dog walk in Bromley, Kent
An amazing piece of ancient forest that has somehow survived centuries of tree felling, housing development and road building. Popular with local dog walkers, but far from over-crowded.
Borsdane Woods dog walk, Lancashire
Junction 6
Ancient semi-natural woodland believed to be more than 400 years old. With many ancient trees, the wood has remained relatively unchanged for centuries and is home to a wide variety of wildlife.
M58 Junction 3 Siding Lane Nature Reserve, Lancashire
Junction 3
As the name suggests, this walk is in woodland created from former railway sidings which carried coal from the Rainford Colliery.