Apart from a dog walk and a lovely pub, be prepared for a full on cute attack here. Views, walkies, overall loveliness - it's all here. Easy for an A350 doggiestop and not bad for the A303 as well.
An atmospheric walk in the footsteps of the outlaw 'Wild Humphrey Kynaston' - sometimes, and rather oddly, called the 'Shropshire Robin Hood'.
J27 M1 easily accessible layby when travelling north or southbound.
An 18th century pub with a relaxing garden. Lovely to sit out with the dog on a warm summer's day.
This is a hugely attractive town with Roman ruins, artisan shops, a great choice of restaurants and a doggie perfect riverside walkies all within a few minutes walk of the car park.
Well worth a visit if you're travelling with history-minded kids, and you get a fascinating view of hands-on prehistory. Dogs are welcome and entrance is free.
Dog-friendly Peak District pub with a short woodland dog walk from the door. Gluten-free meals and ales are a speciality here.
Dogs and visitors get a warm welcome at this 17th century pub well off the beaten track, and close to Henley.
The village here was created by John Corbett, a Midland industrialist who made a fortune here with a massive salt works.
Popular pub stop for walkers and cyclists on the Coast to Coast path, as well as very handy dog-friendly pub for drivers on the A66 near Threlkeld.
A sixteenth century thatched inn with easy access to a recreation path makes this a good spot for a relaxed moment out with the dog.
A dog-friendly dining pub and quick doggiestop close to the M25 Junctions 23 and 24, and the A1M and a handy alternative to the Services at South Mimms.