Dorset is in the South West of England on the English Channel coast and is famous for the Jurassic Coast and its amazing stretches of fine, sandy beaches and varied shorelines.
Looking for alternatives to beaches, you have chalk downs, low valleys, beautiful coves, islands and ports at Portland, Poole and Weymouth.
150 km of coastline making up the Jurassic Coast, a great spot for fossil hunting, beachcombing and so if you like getting out into the open with you four-legged friend then Dorset is a great option.
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Dog-friendly places to visit in Dorset
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The Arne Nature Reserve lies to the East of Poole Harbour. This is an area of managed lowland heath along Read more…
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Hamworthy Park and Beach is located on the northern shore of Poole Harbour. The beach is a small stretch of Read more…
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Place Tags: Beaches and Seasonal Restrictions
Poole has 3 miles of sea-facing sandy beach stretching from the harbour entrance and joining with Bournemouth in the east. Read more…
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Place Tags: Beaches and Seasonal Restrictions
Alum Chine Beach is a sandy beach popular with families and has a children’s play area and a paddling pool. Read more…
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Place Tags: Beaches and Seasonal Restrictions
Boscombe Beach is a sandy beach alongside Boscombe Pier ideal for families with amusements at the pier and a short Read more…
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Hengistbury Head is a headland jutting into the English Channel, where the Hengistbury Head Nature Reserve separates Poole Bay and Read more…
Dog-friendly places to eat in Dorset
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Place Tags: Pub
The Brewhouse & Kitchen is in Poole Centre and offers great craft beers and a menu that will satisfy a Read more…
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Place Tags: Piers and Restaurants
Key West Restaurant Bar & Grill is a family and dog-friendly restaurant located at the end of Bournemouth Pier, providing Read more…
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Studland Bay welcomes dogs all year round, but please keep your dog on a lead of 2m or less between Read more…