About
Appuldurcombe House, located on the Isle of Wight, is a fascinating destination for those who enjoy exploring historical sites with their dogs. Once one of the grandest houses on the island, this partially restored baroque mansion now stands as an evocative ruin surrounded by beautiful parkland, perfect for a leisurely walk with your canine companion.
Dog Access and Rules
Dogs are welcome at Appuldurcombe House, making it an excellent spot for a day out with your furry friend. Your dog can join you as you explore the ruins and the surrounding grounds, but they should be kept on a lead at all times to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all visitors.
Things To See & Do
Appuldurcombe House is situated near the village of Wroxall on the Isle of Wight. Architect John James designed it in the early 18th century as a baroque masterpiece. It was once the grand home of the wealthy Worsley family. Although the house suffered significant damage during World War II, the grandeur of its past is still evident in the remaining structures and the meticulously landscaped grounds designed by the famous Capability Brown.
Wander through the ruins of Appuldurcombe House, imagining its former grandeur. The house is surrounded by 300 acres of parkland, perfect for a scenic walk. The landscape includes rolling hills, woodland areas, and open spaces, providing plenty of opportunities for you and your dog to enjoy the outdoors.
Access and Facilities
The house is easily accessible by car, with parking available on-site. Buses run from most towns to Wroxall, from where it’s a short walk to the house.
There are no facilities at the house other than the car park and it operates seasonal opening hours so you should check the website for details.
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