Tranquil Walk

Very nice stroll along the canal path, you can go in either direction. Cafe or further along is a pub. Does get very busy at the weekend but well worth getting away from traffic noise.

Walk

Good stop to stretch legs for both humans and dogs. Also not sure how long the walk is as we only did 10 mins. Parking just outside was limited to just one or two cars. But worth it as always the traffic is slow going past Stonehenge.

Dog friendly Pub & walk

As we were only passing through, we took a stroll to stretch all our legs around the playing field, which is just behind the pub car park, only a few yards up a track/private road. Then went in for lunch very dog friendly and the food was good and a very friendly annd efficient service.

Great wood walk

Easy paths and good gravel tracks, so paws don’t get too wet & muddy when wet!!! Just off the main road so easy to miss as the only signs on the road are footpath signs.

Very dog friendly and cosy pub.

Very dog friendly treats and water bowl facility as soon as you enter the main entrance. Very big inside so very spacious. Food was very good and a very large beer garden.

We stayed in Martin and is was lovely to walk up Sillens Lane and then walk across Martin Down. The view and peacefulness was lovely.

We visited the other day and dogs are now allowed in pub the bar area only. Lovely lunch and very welcoming staff.

Lovely place to stop, nice walk, also a piece of clear ground to play with the frisbee . Picnic area was a plus, when you have packed food and drink for the journey.

We followed sat nav which took us to walk via Roves Farm visitors centre. Drove to end of car park and found an entrance which is on the other side of the woodland mentioned in detail. Nice circular walk and came across picnic area. Roves farm has activity play area for children so if they need a break as well it’s a good stop off point.

As mentioned in description very hilly and we went after heavy rain so very boggy in places, also there are some shear drops. Lovely views just from the car park behind walk map. We’d finally decided just to walk along the bridle way at the entrance.

Finally found it as satnav took us to the college entrance on the other side. But we could see castle so drove on a bit further. Nice quiet area to stretch legs and take in the historic ruins.

Great to allow dog to run free, nice area with a few trees. Also the agility pen was good. Cafe and nice place to stop and adventure area for children.