Bringing your beloved pooch along on your next getaway to the Cotswolds? Then these things to do in the Cotswolds with dogs will be sure to keep you entertained!
Stretching over 800 miles, the Cotswolds is arguably best known for its rolling countryside. Natural walks through picturesque fields and dense woodland are in abundance; all are wonderful things to do with dogs in the Cotswolds.
Head to Westonbirt Arboretum a delightful dog-friendly forest where your four-legged friend can burn energy off the lead in the Silk Wood. Take in the beauty and serenity of the forest as the sun shines through the trees. The walk up to Broadway Tower is also one of the best things to do in the Cotswolds with dogs.
If you’d rather take in the sights of the city with your dog then the Bath Skyline Walk is perfect for you! This 6-mile circular walk pairs stunning views across the skyline with countryside views; ideal for an evening stroll!
The grounds of the beautiful National Trust site of Chastleton House are also open for exploration to you and your beloved dog. Looking for something more spectacular, then head to Blenheim Palace to enjoy turns around the lakes, and explore the 2,000 acres of parkland and east courtyard.
There are lots of things to do in the Cotswolds with dogs; the opportunities are endless…
Montpellier Cheltenham GL50 2DY
A district in Cheltenham known for its high-end restaurants and boutiques, as well as its lively pubs, gorgeous Regency buildings, and quaint gardens.
24 Foss Fld Winstone Cirencester Gloucestershire England GL7 7JY
Neigh Bridge Country Park is a wonderful outdoor space offering a glistening lake in the Cotswolds. Come here for a peaceful outing.
Newark Park Ozleworth Wotton-under-Edge Gloucestershire GL12 7PZ
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Want to experience a historic delight in the Cotswolds? Come and explore Newark Park, a manor house and garden with so much to offer.
Gloucester Rd Painswick Stroud GL6 6TH
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When it comes to The Cotswolds, beauty is in abundance and Painswick Rococo Garden is no exception! This gorgeous garden is the perfect opportunity to explore the great outdoors.
Evesham RdCheltenham GL52 3AB
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The eastern side of the park is home to a children’s play area with a variety of popular birds to admire, whilst the west boasts areas of woodland; here you will also discover a lake and sporting facilities.
Ralph Allen Drive Bath Somerset BA2 5AH
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Prior Park showcases beautiful, 18th-century landscaping in the heart of Bath. Come here to while the day away in stunning surroundings.
The River Coln flows through the ‘picture-postcard’ English countryside and Cotswolds villages. It joins the River Thames close to Lechlade. Considered the best trout river in the Cotswolds, there is a great variety of fishing amongst the tranquil setting.
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A canal that originally linked Stroud with the Severn Estuary, Stroudwater Navigation has recently been partially restored, offering a number of picturesque walking trails along its lengths.
Henrietta Street Cheltenham GL50 4FA
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As a “one-stop store where you may shop, dine, stay, and play,” The Brewery Quarter is a hotspot in Cheltenham.
Rollright Road Little Rollright Chipping Norton OX7 5QB
Are you a history buff visiting the Cotswolds? Come and uncover The Rollright Stones, an ancient site resting on the Warwickshire and Oxfordshire border.