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We know how dear your four-legged friends are to you, so we thought you might like to know about some of the dog-friendly places perfect for exploring with your pooch in the East of England.
Walking with usThere may be restrictions in place on some of these walks. Please make sure you check web pages for individual places before you travel, to see if you need to book ahead and to find out the latest information about visiting. Our walking trails can be popular, so remember to maintain social distancing on your walk.
Paws for thought
Walkies
We love to welcome dogs whenever we can. The best places for walkies in the East are:
Norfolk – Blickling, Felbrigg, Sheringham Park, Oxburgh Hall and Norfolk Coast
Cambridgeshire – Wicken Fen, Houghton Mill and the parkland at Wimpole
Suffolk – Dunwich Heath, Ickworth, Flatford, Sutton Hoo and Kyson Hill
Essex – Blakes Wood, Pin Mill and Hatfield Forest
Bedfordshire – Sharpenhoe and Dunstable Downs
Hertfordshire – Ashridge Estate
Bone Appétit
After a stroll, it’s nice to have somewhere to sit back and put your feet (paws) up. As well as a handy water bowl, why not head to one of our dog friendly café’s, which welcome well-behaved dogs.
The Kiosk at Dunwich Heath, Suffolk
Courtyard Café at Sheringham Park, Norfolk
Flatford’s riverside tea-room, Suffolk
Forest Café at Hatfield Forest, Essex
Muddy Boots Café at Blickling, Norfolk
Keeper’s Café at Sutton Hoo, Suffolk
View Café at Dunstable Downs, Bedfordshire
On the terrace of the Old Rectory Restaurant at Wimpole, Cambridgeshire
Porter’s Lodge at Ickworth, Suffolk
Squires Pantry at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk
The Pantry at Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk
Article credit: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/features/dog-walks-in-the-east-of-england
