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Harewood House, located just a short drive from Leeds, is a stunning historic estate and a fantastic destination for dog owners. With its parkland, scenic walking trails, and welcoming dog-friendly policies, it’s a day out both you and your furry friend can enjoy.
Dog Access and Rules
Harewood is a dog-friendly day out. While dogs (exception guide dogs) aren’t permitted inside Harewood House, Adventure Playground, or Woodland Wonderland, they’re welcome in the extensive grounds, including the parkland and woodland.
Dogs should be kept on a lead to ensure the safety of wildlife and other visitors.
Things To See & Do
Harewood House is an 18th-century stately home surrounded by 100 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds designed by the famous Capability Brown. It has been home to the Lascelles family for generations and boasts a rich history, fine art collections, and breathtaking architecture.
The charm lies outside for dog owners, where the parkland and gardens offer a peaceful escape into nature. The estate’s history is steeped in grandeur, and its carefully maintained grounds are perfect for leisurely exploration.
The sweeping parkland is a dog haven, with miles of trails that wind through meadows and past lakes. It’s an excellent place for a long, relaxing walk.
The woodland trails offer shaded paths ideal for a gentle walk. Your dog will enjoy exploring the natural environment and encountering new scents.
Access and Facilities
Harewood House is easily accessible by car and is located on the A61 between Leeds and Harrogate. On-site parking is available.
For public transport, buses run regularly from Leeds and Harrogate to the estate.
The Courtyard Cafe and Bothy Teahouse have outdoor seating areas where dogs are welcome. It’s a great spot to pause for refreshments with your pup after a walk.
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