Lotherton Hall Winter dog walk and cafe, West Yorkshire
Rob Buckton 
Rob Buckton 
Rob Buckton
Description
A country estate with dog-friendly walks, playgrounds for kids and a thoroughly pleasant place to take a break from the A1. It's a bit of a well kept secret, and definitely worth a longer visit if you live in the area. Best to visit between October and March when it's both cheaper and less crowded. Check on line for events taking place in Summer and avoid the queues on these dates.
Details
GPS coords for parking: 53.8194, -1.3197 Car parking charge see details below. Stables Cafe, Gift shop. Fully accessible access to toilets, walk and amenities. Grounds open 0900 to1800. Dogs welcome outside, but not in the Hall, museum and must be on lead in the formal gardens. Wildlife park not open to dogs.
Pay and display parking is available during off peak hours only, before 10am and after 3.15pm in the winter, before 9am and after 4.15pm in March – October. The price is £2 per visit.
Walk
Several defined walks around the estate such as the Captain Wood Walk, suitable for prams or the Boundary trail, with open views of the countryside.
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