Cumbria Dog-Friendly Locations
Where to eat and go with your four-legged friend in Cumbria
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Dog-friendly places to visit in Cumbria
Allan Bank was the nineteenth-century villa home to Wordsworth and Rawnsley. The house itself is only partially decorated, and a Read more…
Place Tags: Countryside Hills Lake Woods
There’s plenty to explore on the 1,600-acre Sizergh estate, including wetlands, woodland and orchards. Dogs are welcome in the broader Read more…
Seascale beach is a very large, sandy dog-friendly beach. Beside the village and car park, you have a small grass Read more…
Place Tags: Beach
Workington beach is a dog-friendly sandy beach backed by cliffs and shingle, grassy banks near the mouth of the River Read more…
Place Tags: Beach
Siddick beach is a long stretch of dog-friendly sand and pebbles north of Workington harbour. The beach is hard to Read more…
Place Tags: Beach
Silloth beach is a long stretch of dog-friendly sand and shingle beach that runs either side of the port area. Read more…
Place Tags: Beach
Dog-friendly places to eat in Cumbria
Sticklebarn makes an ideal starting point for some picturesque dog-friendly walks in the Langdales, due to livestock grazing, please keep Read more…
The Ship Inn on Piel Island offers fine traditional ales from local breweries, beers, wines and spirits along with bar Read more…
Place Tags: Pub