The village is on the banks of the River Avon between the Cotswolds and the North Wessex Downs. The pub here is very dog-friendly and really convenient for a break from the M4.
A four centuries old inn where dogs are welcome and it's on the Sandstone Trail for a good dog walk. Watch out for vicious speed bumps on the approach road.
A mix of fields and woodlands surrounding a lake. To begin with we thought the park was just a sailing centre, but there's much more to it than that and dogs can enjoy a really good walk here.
This is mainly a canal-side walk, with the early stages passing through fields on a Public Footpath.
A delightful 17th century inn with easy access to dog walks and the River Wye for particularly hot dogs to take a dip.
Really good dog and family stop on a road that doesn't have a lot of options. The walk starts from just behind the pub, and younger kids can let off steam in the play area.
Welcoming dog-friendly village inn serving food just about all day. It's easy to spot, with a thatched roof and distinctive black and white timbers.
A dog walk that's guaranteed to wake up a tired driver, and great views from the top. Yup, it's hilly!
A locals' favourite for dog walkers in the area and you'll find a choice of dog walks right from the car park. The conservatory can get a bit over-doggie on a wet day.
A circular walk on well-maintained paths in an easy to navigate forest makes this an ideal stop for families.
A lovely walk on well-signed paths through one of the curiosities of the forest.
Well equipped beach with car park, WC and cafes nearby. Dogs allowed on the beach all year round.