A country park where dogs and kids get plenty of space to run off some energy. It's just under 6 miles from the M1 so more useful if you are already planning to head towards the Peak District.
With comfy sofas and tub chairs the bar is perfect for relaxing after a good legstretch with the dog in the nearby Ashridge Estate or enjoying a quiet pint with the pooch on the way home from work.
Who loves a brooding, romantic castle ruin? This is the place to take a break and enjoy a short stroll with the dog across the marshes to a 15th century crumbling fortress.
Without a good dog walk from the door, this dog-friendly inn is rather aptly named.
Park at the National Trust Car Park (free for members) and walk into the woods to the left. You can make it a circular walk or just stay in the woods all the time.
This is a popular resort and you'll find plenty of tourist amenities. The atmospheric dog-friendly pub has a backstory of smuggling and derring-do!
Small wood, full of ancient trees and great for dogs. Now imited walking space outside of the wood itself because of HS2 work.
This is a fabulous place to explore. The park is set in a glacial valley and is a glorious area of woodlands, lakes and pastureland, and the countryside is gorgeous.
It's worth going a few minutes out of your way to enjoy a visit to this bright and airy dog-friendly countryside pub in deepest Sussex.
A cooling woodland dog walk with the chance to enjoy either a short walk to break your journey, or a full circular walk before Sunday lunch at the nearby dog-friendly pub.
A popular place to take a break on the A83, with a snack van doing brisk business. The views are tremendous on a fine day.
We were going to head into Amesbury to find somewhere to stop but this walk is just off the A303. Had a good walk here and then were able to do quick pit stop later for coffee.