Bournemouth Secret Gem
Dog Walks
Hengistbury Head-Large car park with toilets and cafe. You can walk over the Head with views of the beach (harder route) or alternatively, walk through the woodlands by the river to the Hengistbury Head Spit or take the land train. You will see lots of people walking, dog walkers and cyclist (no cars allowed to Spit). When you reach the spit there are lots of beach huts, river to one side and the sea on the other side. Great beach and views. Cafe (the Hut) is in middle, also serves meals at night but best to book. Can also Park at Mudeford and get ferry across.
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Hengistbury Head
Hengistbury Head-Large car park with toilets and cafe. You can walk over the Head with views of the beach (harder route) or alternatively, walk through the woodlands by the river to the Hengistbury Head Spit or take the land train. You will see lots of people walking, dog walkers and cyclist (no cars allowed to Spit). When you reach the spit there are lots of beach huts, river to one side and the sea on the other side. Great beach and views. Cafe (the Hut) is in middle, also serves meals at night but best to book. Can also Park at Mudeford and get ferry across.
A fabulous place for an adventure or day out, this dog-friendly attraction in Bournemouth has play facilities, cycle hire and seemingly never-ending trails to roam.
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Parque y bosque de Moors Valley
Horton RoadA fabulous place for an adventure or day out, this dog-friendly attraction in Bournemouth has play facilities, cycle hire and seemingly never-ending trails to roam.
Wander the fabulous Japanese garden, Stable Courtyard, and exceptional parkland during a day out to Kingston Lacy. This stunning 17th-century house, cared for by the National Trust, boasts 8,500 acres of estate which includes Iron Age hill forts, heathland, water meadows and the world’s oldest pedigree herd of Ruby Red Devon cattle.
This impressive house is best for green-pawed pups who can relax on manicured lawns while the family shares a picnic – dogs are even welcome in the Japanese garden, unusual for magnificent homes such as this.
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Kingston Lacy
Wander the fabulous Japanese garden, Stable Courtyard, and exceptional parkland during a day out to Kingston Lacy. This stunning 17th-century house, cared for by the National Trust, boasts 8,500 acres of estate which includes Iron Age hill forts, heathland, water meadows and the world’s oldest pedigree herd of Ruby Red Devon cattle.
This impressive house is best for green-pawed pups who can relax on manicured lawns while the family shares a picnic – dogs are even welcome in the Japanese garden, unusual for magnificent homes such as this.
St Catherine's Hill is a 35 hectare area of heathland and coniferous forest. The Hill is home to a large number of important wildlife species and has some stunning views.
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St Catherine’s Hill
Sandy LaneSt Catherine's Hill is a 35 hectare area of heathland and coniferous forest. The Hill is home to a large number of important wildlife species and has some stunning views.
Dog friendly pub/restaurants
Bankes Arms is a traditional 16th Century pub set in the heart of the Purbeck countryside right next to the sea and is a excellent choice for travellers visiting Studland. Lovely location with big outside area. During your visit, be sure to check out Fort Henry (0.2 mi), which is a popular attraction within walking distance of the inn. Loved the lunchtime menu here.
https://www.bankesarms.com
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Bankes Arms Inn Studland
Manor RoadBankes Arms is a traditional 16th Century pub set in the heart of the Purbeck countryside right next to the sea and is a excellent choice for travellers visiting Studland. Lovely location with big outside area. During your visit, be sure to check out Fort Henry (0.2 mi), which is a popular attraction within walking distance of the inn. Loved the lunchtime menu here.
https://www.bankesarms.com
After a walk along the beaches of Southbourne, grab a drink from their microbrewery, with its large choice of beers and wines. Dogs are allowed in the bar area or there is a cute garden with beach huts.
https://www.brewhouseandkitchen.com/
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Brewhouse & Kitchen - Southbourne
147 Parkwood RdAfter a walk along the beaches of Southbourne, grab a drink from their microbrewery, with its large choice of beers and wines. Dogs are allowed in the bar area or there is a cute garden with beach huts.
https://www.brewhouseandkitchen.com/
A fab location for a pit stop with its informal bar, located right on the beach front. Dogs allowed inside or out. Loved the breakfast here.
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Urban Reef - Seafront Restaurant in Bournemouth
Undercliff DriveA fab location for a pit stop with its informal bar, located right on the beach front. Dogs allowed inside or out. Loved the breakfast here.
Get what you pay for here but a great location right on the beach front. Dog friendly inside (Bar area) and out. Had a lovely build your own breakfast here.
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The Neptune Harvester
Get what you pay for here but a great location right on the beach front. Dog friendly inside (Bar area) and out. Had a lovely build your own breakfast here.
City/town information
A visit to Christchurch is a must to visit the old ruins of the Norman castle and the lovely Quay area. Market day is Monday.
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Christchurch
A visit to Christchurch is a must to visit the old ruins of the Norman castle and the lovely Quay area. Market day is Monday.