Really close to the A14 Junction 51, this is a handy stop with the dog. There's plenty of off-lead stretching space, and dogs can sniff in a nice mix of grass and rougher wildflower banks.
This quaint small town with its celebrated gothic-style cathedral, elegant Flanders town houses and thriving market is an ideal place for a first (or last) night in France.
This is a dog walking extravaganza that's much more than a doggiestop. Absolutely worth spending the whole day here (you won't get value for parking otherwise).
Join the 124 mile Anglesey coastal path for a while - a definite cobweb remover! The best walking is in the direction of the lighthouse where there's a short circular route.
Absolutely massive heathland nature reserve with apparently limitless space for walks, nature spotting and having a totally brilliant time out with the dog.
A country dog walk along part of the Viking Way, with free parking and an accessible path.
Gorgeous old-school hotel and bar close to Wordsworth's House and the start point of several long and highly enjoyable dog walks.
Extraordinary village with purpose built holiday homes completed just before 1914. Today it looks like a film set and is a joy to wander around and channel some early 20th century elegance.
A popular dog walking wood, with lots of little paths for dog to enjoy and explore.
Reliable dog-friendly pub with a good dog walk quite near to Chester and also the M53.
The leafy glades of the Forest of Tournehem give welcome shade to walkers in summer and form a very effective natural umbrella on wet days.
Loosely attached to the small town of Neufchâtel-Hardelot this seaside resort has something of an English feel to it. You'll notice this in the distinctly un-Gallic one-way system to reach the beach.