7 Dog-Friendly Attractions near Grange-over-Sands
Embarking on a holiday to the picturesque Lake District is an adventure, but why leave your furry friend behind when they can share the joy of exploration?
The open spaces and stunning Lakeland countryside are exhilarating to explore with your dog.
South Cumbria has many attractions that welcome dog owners and their pets. From stately homes to museums to forest trails, taking a holiday in Grange-over-Sands offers you and your pet so much.
There are several pleasant parks in Grange, the best of which is the Ornamental Gardens, beside the railway station. The park attracts a wide variety of wildlife and is very popular with residents and visitors alike.
In fact, the whole area is a rich hunting ground for naturalists
Windermere Lake Cruises
Let your dog experience the stunning scenery of England’s largest lake. Relax and enjoy a cruise between Lakeside, Bowness and Ambleside.
Holker Hall and Gardens
Dogs are welcome in the gardens at Holker Hall but must be on a lead. The parkland, courtyard and café are dog-friendly.
Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway
Dogs and their owners can step back in time and take the short steam journey from Haverthwaite to Lakeside.
Grizedale Forest
There are lots of trails and paths through the forest at Grizedale.
Stott Park Bobbin Mill
Bring your dog along to the Bobbin Mill at Finsthwaite, near Newby Bridge. You will learn about the manufacture of bobbins and hear the tales of the men, women and children who worked there during the 19th century.
Lakeland Motor Museum
There are over 30,000 unique exhibits at the fascinating Lakeland Motor Museum at Backbarrow. Learn about Donald and Malcolm Campbell and see a replica of his speed machine, Bluebird.
Brantwood, near Coniston
Dogs are welcome to explore the unique gardens created by John Ruskin, the former owner, author and philosopher.
If you are looking for a pet-friendly Lake District holiday Cottage, enquire here.
