East of England

Dog-friendly accommodations

September 19, 2024

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Apartment | Aldeburgh

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Holiday home | Aldeburgh

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Holiday home | Southwold

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Holiday home | Hunstanton

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Holiday home | Sheringham

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Apartment | Cromer

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Holiday home | Cambridge

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Holiday home | Docking

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Guest house | Harwich

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Holiday home | South Creake

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Holiday home | Thorpe Market

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Inn | West Mersea

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Holiday home | Saint Osyth

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Campsite | Ely

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Holiday home | Worlingworth

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Holiday home | Enfield Lock

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Holiday home | Bishops Stortford

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Holiday home | Somerton

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Holiday home | Poringland

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Holiday home | Huntingfield

The East of England region in the UK is an excellent place to visit with your dog, offering a blend of picturesque countryside, coastal areas, and dog-friendly attractions. Here are some suggestions:

Norfolk Broads

  • Waterways and Countryside: Enjoy scenic walks along the waterways and through the countryside.
  • Boating: Many boat hire companies allow dogs on board.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Dog Inn at Ludham welcomes dogs.

Dedham Vale

  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: Offers beautiful walks through picturesque landscapes.
  • Constable Country: Explore the landscapes that inspired John Constable.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Sun Inn in Dedham is dog-friendly.

Suffolk Coast and Heaths

  • Coastal Walks: Enjoy walks along the stunning Suffolk coastline.
  • Nature Reserves: Visit RSPB Minsmere and other reserves where dogs are welcome in designated areas.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Eels Foot Inn in Eastbridge welcomes dogs.

Epping Forest

  • Ancient Woodland: Offers extensive walking paths for dogs to explore.
  • Lakes and Ponds: Enjoy scenic walks around the water bodies.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Kings Oak pub welcomes dogs.

Thetford Forest

  • Extensive Woodland: Offers numerous trails and open spaces for dogs.
  • Recreation Areas: Includes High Lodge, which is dog-friendly.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The High Lodge Cafe has outdoor seating for dog owners.

Wicken Fen Nature Reserve

  • Fenland Walks: Explore the unique fenland landscape with your dog.
  • Wildlife Watching: Dogs are welcome on leads in certain areas.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Docky Hut Cafe welcomes dogs.

Cambridge Botanic Garden

  • Beautiful Gardens: Dogs are welcome on a lead in the garden.
  • Scenic Walks: Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the diverse plant collections.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Garden Cafe has outdoor seating for dog owners.

Hatfield Forest

  • Ancient Woodland: Offers a variety of walking trails for dogs.
  • Lakes and Meadows: Scenic areas for relaxed walks.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Forest Cafe welcomes dogs.

Abbots Hall Farm

  • Farm and Nature Reserve: Explore trails through the farm and surrounding nature reserve.
  • Scenic Walks: Enjoy the varied landscapes with your dog.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The cafe at the farm has outdoor seating for dog owners.

Lee Valley Regional Park

  • Extensive Parkland: Offers a variety of walking and cycling trails.
  • Lakes and Rivers: Scenic walks along the waterways.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Riverside Cafe welcomes dogs.

Blickling Estate

  • Historic Estate: Offers extensive parkland and woodland walks.
  • Formal Gardens: Dogs are welcome on a lead in certain areas.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Muddy Boots cafe is dog-friendly.

Holkham Hall

  • Historic Parkland: Offers beautiful walks through the estate grounds.
  • Beach Walks: Nearby Holkham Beach is dog-friendly and perfect for a coastal walk.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Courtyard Cafe welcomes dogs.

Where to stay in the East of England region?
Places with at least one pet-friendly accommodation.

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