South East

Dog-friendly accommodations

September 19, 2024

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Apartment | Kent

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Boat | Southampton

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Holiday home | Milton Keynes

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Holiday home | Camber

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Apartment | Chichester

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Holiday home | Eastbourne

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Bed and breakfast | Oxford

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Apartment | Maidenhead

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Apartment | Folkestone

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Holiday home | Lewes

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Apartment | Sheerness

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Campsite | Porchfield

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Holiday home | Eton

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Hotel | Ascot

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Holiday home | Broughton

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Holiday home | Fairlight

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Holiday home | Southborough

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Holiday home | Great Missenden

The South East region in the UK is a fantastic destination to explore with your dog, offering a diverse range of countryside, coastal areas, and dog-friendly attractions. Here are some suggestions:

New Forest National Park

  • Extensive Woodland: Offers numerous trails and paths for dogs to explore.
  • Wild Ponies: Keep dogs on a lead around the ponies.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: Many pubs in the area, such as The Oak Inn in Lyndhurst, welcome dogs.

South Downs National Park

  • Rolling Hills and Valleys: Perfect for long walks with your dog.
  • Historic Sites: Visit the Seven Sisters cliffs and Cissbury Ring.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The George Inn in Alfriston is a great stop.

Beachy Head

  • Cliff-top Walks: Stunning views and wide open spaces for dogs.
  • Scenic Views: Panoramic views of the English Channel.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Beachy Head Pub welcomes dogs.

Box Hill

  • Chalk Hills: Offers beautiful walks and views over the Surrey Hills.
  • Stepping Stones: A popular walking route featuring scenic spots.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Tree Box Hill cafe is dog-friendly.

Windsor Great Park

  • Historic Parkland: Offers expansive walks and beautiful scenery.
  • Deer Park: Dogs must be kept on a lead near the deer.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Fox and Hounds pub near the park is dog-friendly.

Chiltern Hills

  • Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty: Great for hiking and dog walks.
  • Historic Sites: Visit locations like the Hellfire Caves.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Royal Standard of England in Beaconsfield welcomes dogs.

Surrey Hills

  • Scenic Walks: Beautiful landscapes and trails for dogs.
  • Leith Hill: The highest point in Surrey with stunning views.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Stephan Langton Inn welcomes dogs.

High Weald AONB

  • Rolling Countryside: Offers picturesque walks and trails.
  • Historic Villages: Visit charming villages like Rye and Cranbrook.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Bull Inn in Benenden is dog-friendly.

Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest

  • Forest Trails: Extensive walking and cycling paths for dogs to enjoy.
  • Pinetum: Discover a wide variety of trees and plants.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The on-site cafe has outdoor seating for dog owners.

Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve

  • Nature Reserve: Offers trails and scenic walks for dogs.
  • Lakes and Wetlands: Enjoy the beautiful landscapes with your dog.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The nearby Boathouse Cafe is dog-friendly.

Hastings Country Park

  • Coastal Park: Offers stunning views over the English Channel.
  • Clifftop Walks: Perfect for adventurous dogs and their owners.
  • Dog-Friendly Cafes: The Coastguard Tea Rooms welcome dogs.

Runnymede

  • Historic Meadows: Known for its association with the Magna Carta.
  • Riverside Walks: Scenic walks along the River Thames.
  • Dog-Friendly Pubs: The Runnymede-on-Thames hotel has dog-friendly areas.

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

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