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Dog-Friendly Activities in the United Kingdom

Don’t leave Fido in the hotel room when you’re on vacation. Get out and play! No matter where you’re headed in the United Kingdom, we can point you towards the nearest off-leash dog park, the most popular dog beach, a really great hiking trail, and lots of other places to play with Fido.

Pet Friendly St. James's Park

St. James's Park

St. James's Park

With its royal, political and literary associations, St James's Park is at the very heart of London and covers 23 hectares (58 acres) with a lake harboring ducks, geese, and pelicans. St James's is also home to the Mall, the setting for many ceremonial parades and events of national celebration. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the Memorial Gardens (in front of Buckingham Palace) or in the fenced-off grass area around the perimeter of the lake. Dogs must be leashed on the footpath around the perimeter of the lake and on the Horse Guards Parade Ground. During the spring and summer, you and Fido can watch the changing of the guard in the open area in front of Buckingham Palace at 11:30 A.M. each morning (weather permitting).

Pet Friendly Meg K9 Paddock

Meg K9 Paddock

Meg K9 Paddock is a secure 1-acre dog park available for private hire in Lincoln, UK. The site can be reserved in 30 minute increments for a nominal fee. The paddock is lighted and is open year-round. Water is provided and waste bags are available.

Greenwich Park

Covering 74 hectares (183 acres), Greenwich is the oldest Royal Park and home to a small herd of Fallow and Red deer. Situated on top of a hill, visitors enjoy sweeping views across the River Thames to St Paul's Cathedral and beyond. The park is part of the Greenwich World Heritage Site, host to the Prime Meridian Line and the old Royal Observatory, as well as having the National Maritime Museum as a neighbour. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the Flower and Rose Gardens or Wilderness Deer Park.

Notcutts Staines

Notcutts Staines

Well-behaved, leashed dogs are welcome at Notcutts in Staines, UK, a retail chain specializing in plants, gardening tools, outdoor furniture, gifts, and homewares. The on-site restaurant also welcomes dogs and serves breakfast, lunch, drinks, and snacks, including daily vegetarian and vegan options.

Vault Beach

Vault Beach in Saint Austell is dog-friendly. This sheltered beach is surrounded by calm sea, ideal for a doggy paddle. A 15 minute walk along the coastal path from the Vault Beach Car Park will lead you to this scenic seaside spot. Dogs are welcome, as long as they are cleaned up after.

Lake District National Park

Lake District National Park

Lake District National Park is pet-friendly. Discover the North West’s natural beauty during an expedition around the Lake District in Cumbria. England’s largest national park is home to 16 lakes, some of which can be seen from pet-friendly loop trails like Catbells Lakeland Walk and The Old Man of Coniston Circular. Get out on the country’s largest lake with Windermere Lake Cruises or discover Coniston Water with the National Trust - Steam Yacht Gondola.

Altrincham Market

Altrincham Market

Altrincham Market is dog-friendly! Dog owners are welcome to bring their leashed furry-friends to explore the outdoor covered market. The Market sells high quality produce, made, grown, sourced or owned by people in the north west of England. Altrincham Market is open Tuesday from 8am to 4pm, Thursday from 8am to 3pm, Friday and Saturday from 8am to 4pm, and Sunday from 10am to 4pm. The Market also features an indoor food hall, outdoor seating, and food pods—hours for these attractions can be found on its official website.

Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway

Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway

Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, a Lake District icon, is pet-friendly. During the forty minute ride, you'll journey from Ravenglass, through the nature reserves of the estuary, and ascend through ancient woodlands toward the foothills of England’s highest mountains, ending in Dalegarth. Leashed dogs are welcome to travel on the railway for a small charge. Dogs are allowed in some buildings, but certain events are off limits, so guests should check the Railway's event page for more details. There are water bowls on either end of the line and pups receive a welcome pack.

The Settle - Carlisle Railway

The Settle - Carlisle Railway

The Settle - Carlisle Railway is a pet-friendly train through the Yorkshire Dales and Cumbrian Fells in the north of England. It's part of the UK rail network, so prices remain affordable for dogs and their owners. There are lots of lovely little stops along the way, which includes the highest train station in the whole country. There are an average of eight trains a day between Settle and Carlisle, starting at 6:21am and ending at 7:52pm. Pets ride for free and human tickets start at £10. Pets ride for free and human tickets start at £10.

Ducie Street Warehouse

Ducie Street Warehouse

Ducie Street Warehouse is a dog-friendly cinema and lounge in Manchester, UK. Your friendly dog is welcome to join you at the world's first dog-friendly cinema, inside at the bar or for Monday 'Pawpcorn' viewings. On Pawpcorn nights, pets are welcome to join you in the cinema for free. During these weekly events, dog-centric films are shown, with quieter sound to accommodate to canine sensitivities with hearing. Don't forget to check out their carefully crafted menu, featuring meals like lobster macaroni cheese, the Vegan Full English plate, or their prosciutto ham eggs benedict.

Montgomery Street Park

Montgomery Street Park

Montgomery Street Park is a pet-friendly park in Edinburgh, UK. This smaller community park has a basketball court, as well as a grassy field for walking leashed dogs. Get involved within the community during one of its many litter pick-up days.

The Potter Trail

The Potter Trail

The Potter Trail is pet-friendly. Calling all Dobbies and Hedwigs to enjoy the original, award-winning magical tour of Edinburgh. You’ll discover the mystical locations that inspired characters and scenes in the series and have the chance to visit where JK Rowling wrote the books. The tour is free, this is no trick, but you will be asked to leave a donation at the end if you think the spellbinding tales were worth it. Tours last 1.5 hrs from start to finish. There are also private tours available.

Sandymouth Bay Beach

Sandymouth Bay Beach

Sandymouth Bay Beach is pet-friendly. This National Trust beach is an awesome place to visit when the tide is out. At low tide you can walk the 2 miles from Crooklets Beach to Sandymouth along the beach. Dogs are allowed on the beach, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them.

Gwithian Towans Beach

Gwithian Towans Beach

Gwithian Beach is pet-friendly. Windsurfers love this spot, as well as visitors flying kites. Dogs are welcome on this beach except between May 1 to September 30 from 8am to 7pm. The seasonal dog ban is in place between Ceres Rock and Red River. This boundary has been adjusted following the collapse of the steps at St Peters Point which left the area where dogs were allowed inaccessible.

Inverleith Park

Inverleith Park

Inverleith Park is pet-friendly. This 54-acre park in the heart of Edinburgh is popular among dog walkers. The park once formed part of the Inverleith Estate, which had been owned by the Rocheid family since 1665. The park features grassy fields, walking trails, a children's playground, tennis courts, and a small boating pond. The Edinburgh skyline can be viewed from the park. Leashed pups are invited to join their owners on the pretty trails that wind around the park. The park is always open.

Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm

Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm

Lewis Of London Ice Cream Farm is a dog-friendly attraction in Barnet, UK. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you for a fun day at the farm. Be sure to try their fresh ice cream, and they also offer waffles and sandwiches if you work up an appetite.

Daymer Bay

Daymer Bay is pet-friendly year-round. This stunning beach forms long stretches of golden sand. Enjoy a stroll with your pup through the dunes and marvel at the ocean views. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind.

Greyfriars Bobby

Greyfriars Bobby

Greyfriars Bobby is a monument in Edinburgh. This monument stands in recognition of Bobby, a Skye Terrier who kept a night watchman company in the capital city of Scotland. When his owner died, Bobby remained at his grave through rain and shine. This endeared him to the locals and the statue was built to commemorate his loyal act and our connection with the canine kind.

Active360

Active360 is a London-based paddleboarding rental service. As well as offering a number of guided tours, you can rent your own paddleboard from anywhere between two hours to a weekend or more. The trips range in length and price, starting at £49 for 1.5 hrs on the water. This price includes training from an expert, a guided tour and all the equipment for humans. Those going solo can get a rental that starts at £30 for two hours up to a weekend for £99. Dogs need to bring their own canine life vest

Fyne Ales

Fyne Ales is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome to join you throughout the property. You can take your four-legged friend on a tour of this family-owned brewery at the head of Loch Fyne in Argyll. Your dog can enjoy the full brewing experience, with dog beer and dog biscuits for sale, made from spent grain. Their human beers include pale ale, traditional amber, blondes, and a number of other seasonal beers. They also host a yearly pet-friendly festival, too! Fyne Ales is open every day of the week from 10am to 6pm.

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