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Dogs may be exercised in unrestricted open green space. Keep them under control, clear up waste and use a lead when directed by an authorised officer. Dogs are excluded from designated play areas, ball courts, tennis courts and other signed exclusion zones. Permission does not cover buildings or restricted recreation facilities.

Well-behaved dogs welcome. Mention your dog in the notes when booking a table. Map pin is a property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Well-behaved dogs welcome at the Bath cafe. Mention your dog in the notes when booking. Map pin is a property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs welcome at the bar, with a dog menu available. Overnight stays have separate room arrangements and charges. Map pin is a property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs may use unrestricted park areas under control. Clear up dog waste and follow local signs. Keep dogs out of enclosed children’s play and games areas. Indoor access is not confirmed.

Dogs are allowed in this Plymouth park. Keep them under control, clean up waste, and follow signed lead requirements. Dogs are excluded from enclosed play areas and sports facilities; leads are required on marked council sports pitches. Indoor access is not confirmed.

Dogs may visit this Hounslow park. Keep them under control and clear up after them. Dogs are excluded from fenced play, sporting and memorial areas; observe the council PSPO and local signs. A person may walk no more than four dogs.

This pub’s own dog-friendly page welcomes dogs and describes water bowls being available. Confirm suitable seating, busy-event arrangements and current house rules before visiting. The reviewed source does not define permission for every indoor or outdoor area, leads, dog-number limits or admission charges. Listed hours are the pub’s current published normal hours; holiday and food-service hours can differ. The map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.

Reserve selected dog-friendly accommodation and add dogs to the booking. The current operator limit is two dogs per holiday home and the FAQ states GBP49 per dog per week or part-week; confirm the booking total and any promotional differences. Dogs must be on leads under a responsible adult’s control, wear a collar and identity tag, and stay off bedding and seats. Clear waste and use only marked dog-friendly facility areas; play areas exclude dogs except designated Woof parks. Confirm breed suitability under current booking terms. The current FAQ allows leaving a settled, comfortable dog in the holiday home for a short time; this is not permission to leave an anxious dog, leave dogs outside or leave them for an extended absence. Check current park and accommodation rules before arrival. This specifically named park advertises selected dog-friendly accommodation. Reserve a permitted holiday home; the presence of touring, camping, glamping, lodges or chalets on the same page does not establish permission for every unit or pitch. Swimming pools, play areas, entertainment venues and neighbouring beaches have separate rules. Dogs are expressly welcome in facilities and venues as well as selected accommodation. Follow designated areas and current signs. The nearest bus stop is advertised as a 1.7-mile walk along a road without a pavement; plan transport and arrival accordingly. Nearby beaches and attractions have separate seasonal access rules. The original approximate grounds point and independently checked postcode locality are retained; follow reception directions for the entrance. Confirm holiday dates and facility availability; caravan-ownership seasons do not establish holiday-booking opening dates.

Northumberland public-open-space dog controls apply: keep dogs under control, remove waste, and do not enter enclosed children’s play areas. No more than six dogs per handler; follow any on-site lead signs or temporary restrictions.

Dogs are welcome on Forestry and Land Scotland woodland visits. Keep dogs under control and follow site signs, including any lead or wildlife restrictions.

Dogs may use unrestricted outdoor areas under control. Clear up waste; maximum four dogs per walker. Use a lead of no more than 2m on public roads, paths and car parks, and when directed. Dogs are excluded from designated play areas, games courts, bowling greens, walled gardens and other signed exclusion areas. Indoor access is not confirmed.

Thornton Lodge at Skippool Road, Little Thornton, Lancashire, FY5 5LD confirms dogs in designated indoor pub spaces and its garden at manager discretion. Phone ahead to arrange a dog-friendly table. Keep dogs on leads indoors and outdoors, considerate of guests and other dogs, minimise barking, and keep them off carpets, sofas, chairs and other furniture. Water and dog biscuits are offered. This permission does not cover every dining area, function room, neighbouring property or bedroom. Dog numbers, charges and supervision arrangements remain unconfirmed; ask the venue. Public branch contact +44 1253 882 455. Public branch email [email protected]. Pub and kitchen are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays; the other five advertised opening days remain applicable. The Lodge name does not establish dog-friendly overnight accommodation.

Dogs may explore the arboretum on short leads and use outdoor tearoom seating. Dogs cannot enter the Bird of Prey and Mammal Centre, indoor tearoom or children’s playground. Map pin is a property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Up to two dogs per room cost £20 each per booking. Dogs may use the house and garden except the breakfast room; no breakfast-room access is promised. Keep dogs on leads inside and in the garden and never leave them alone in bedrooms. Sheep and ponies graze in adjoining paddocks. Dogs must remain well behaved; removal and damage charges may apply. Confirm an eligible room before booking. Current contact: [email protected]. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.

Dogs are welcome in the park under control. Keep them on a short lead from March to August in ecologically sensitive areas, follow site signs and seasonal restrictions, and keep them out of waterways. Clear up waste and respect wildlife and other park users. Indoor access is not confirmed.

Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.

Dogs are welcome on this adult-only touring and camping park. The owner lists a dedicated dog exercise field; fencing or off-lead permission is unconfirmed. The current website says the park is closed for winter and accepts enquiries for 2027, with reopening in spring; confirm actual dates and availability before travelling. Check dog numbers, charges and supervision rules directly. The site accepts touring caravans, motorhomes and campers; no indoor accommodation permission is inferred. The map marker is an approximate property reference, not a verified entrance.