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Belhus Woods Country Park based in South Essex and is over 300 acres which combines ancient woodland, kid's play area, meadows and lakes with a visitor centre and cafe.
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One of Colchester's country parks and largely devoted to farmland this contains not only part of the Iron Age Lexden Dyke but also the site of Lexden's medieval manorial court (Lexden Lodge), which later became the base for the Roundhead army during the Civil War siege of Colchester. The River Colne meanders gently through these lovely meadows. Although bounded on two sides by the Norwich to London railway line and a busy road you hear hardly any noise.
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High Woods Country Park is one of Colchester's beauty spots where you'll find Walking, climbing, dog walking, running, nature, adventure, fishing and much, much more! The Country Park includes woodland, open spaces (ideal for picnics) a lake and wildflower meadows. Along with marshy areas, hayfields and scrubland, High Woods provides the right habitat for thousands of different birds and mammals. It's free for humans too.
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Hilly Fields is a 37.5 hectare Local Nature Reserve in Colchester, Essex. It is owned and managed by Colchester Borough Council. It is also a scheduled monument as it is in a late Iron Age site and Roman Camulodunum. The site has diverse habitats of grassland, woods, hedges, scrub, ponds and marsh.
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This river valley corridor covering 48 acres constitutes an important urban wildlife area and comprises a wealth of habitats including pasture, grassland, marsh, fishing ponds and the brook itself which runs the entire length of the reserve.
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Tom and Ted are a man and dog partnership that offer a field for man and his or her best friend to enjoy freely. Their field is 5 acres of variable terrain including a pond if your pooch is a fan of the water. Completely secure allowing your dog to run and play freely giving you compete peace of mind.
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Weeleyhall Wood is a 79 acre woodland area with a number of circular trails which makes it a perfect place for walk during the daylight hours. In spring this wood comes alive with colour, with Bluebells carpeting the woodland floor and throughout the woodland different patches of trees can be found.
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Arrow Valley Country Park is the largest open space in Redditch.
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Barkby Beach is a lovely dog friendly beach in Prestatyn.
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Colchester Castle Park is a site of national importance, this Victorian Park contains evidence of 2000 years of history and is a landscape moulded by the people of Colchester over many eras. Dog are welcome in the Lower Park only and must be kept under close control.
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Flitch Way is 15 miles of flat, traffic free, beautiful Essex countryside following a former railway line from Braintree to Bishops Stortford. Perfect for walking, cycling and horse riding.
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Home to Essex's longest play trail and Sky Ropes, Great Notley Country Park offers the perfect family day out.
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Hadleigh Park offers something for everyone - idyllic countryside, magnificent views, a cafe and important historical sites. It is also one of the UK's top mountain biking courses.
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Hartsholme Country Park, Lincoln is a lovely place to walk your four-legged friend.
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Holkham Beach and The Lookout is favourite spot amongst dog walkers and blends perfectly into its surroundings. Dogs are welcome on the beach but please ensure that they are kept under close control or on the lead.
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A lovely walk around the lagoons and along the Calder River, near Wakefield.
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A walk with lovely views of the town of Denbigh and it's Castle.
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Mountnessing Post Mill was built in 1807, fully restored to working order. It sees many visitors and lends itself to photographs.
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Dogs are welcome on Seaham beaches all year round and there are lots of dog-friendly cafes around the harbour and prom.
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The Dog is located in the pretty village of Grundisburgh, Suffolk and very much leaves up to its name and it very dog friendly.
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Thorndon Country Park the perfect destination for nature lovers, dog walkers and families. With its colourful woodlands, birdlife, open parkland, fishing and the Gruffalo Trail.
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Thornham Walks stretch over 12 miles and are open to the public almost every day of the year. The Walks are part of the Thornham Estate.
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Wells Beach Café is one of the most dog-friendly cafés in north Norfolk, welcoming dogs inside and out. For your dog there are a range of canine accessories, as well as a delicious doggy ice cream and treats. For you, sandwiches, pasties, pastries and a varied selection drinks both hot and cold.
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Westonbirt Arboretum is one of the most beautiful and important plant collections in the world. With thousands of specimens and species of trees from all around the world.
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