Arlington Court Gardens, Estate and Carriage Museum
Arlington, near Barnstaple, Devon
source-supported Source fetched: 2026-10-12
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
The dog policy
Arlington Court Gardens, Estate and Carriage Museum is listed under Attractions in England. The cited source records dog access; check the permitted areas below.
Dogs accepted
yes
Dogs indoors
yes
Dogs outdoors
yes
Maximum allowance stated
Unknown
Permitted areas
Unknown
Lead rules
on lead
Fee basis
Unknown
Dog deposit
Unknown
Enclosed garden stated
Unknown
Fence height (metres)
Unknown
Parking
Unknown
Accessible facilities
Unknown
Water bowls
Unknown
Treats
Unknown
Dog menu
Unknown
Dog beds
Unknown
Assistance-dog access
Unknown
Dog charge
Unknown
An enclosed garden is a source claim, not an escape-proof guarantee. A source fetch is not a personal visit. Confirm current access, opening hours, fees and availability before travelling.
Recorded opening hours
Apr 17-Nov 03 11:00-16:00; Nov 09-Dec 15 Sa-Su 11:00-15:30
Confirm these with the venue; no live availability is supplied.
Seasonal and area restrictions
Arlington Court Gardens, Estate and Carriage Museum
Dogs on leads are welcome in Arlington Court gardens, on the wider estate, in the National Trust Carriage Museum and in the servants hall/additional indoor seating next to the tea-room. Ordinary dogs cannot enter the main house or Old Kitchen Tea-room. Indoor permission is limited to those named permitted areas. Keep dogs in sight and under control on estate trails and follow wildlife, livestock and nesting-season notices. Confirm current opening and admission; nearby holiday cottages and mapped individual walks have their own scope and are not granted accommodation permission. During the bird-nesting season, 15 February to 30 June, keep dogs on leads or close at heel in nesting areas and use main paths. Always use short leads where sheep are present; take extra care during lambing, typically February to April.
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