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When your dog comes on holiday with you to North Yorkshire, don’t think you’ll be restricted to walks, and sitting outside.
Dog-friendly businesses and attractions can be found across the county, meaning there is always something for you and your furry friend to do together.
Our Rural area is rich in outdoor attractions, from historical buildings and heritage sites, to natural wonders and iconic landmarks. So, as well as exploring some of the history and story of our special part of Yorkshire and seeing the amazing scenery that has inspired the likes of Turner.
Your Day, your way
When your dog is with you in North Yorkshire, you are free to go and explore wherever your interests take you. Stay out for as long as you want and include your dog on your days out.
There’s no need to worry about getting back and of course, your dog loves being included and exploring new places with you.
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Fountains Abbey & Studley Royal Water Garden
The magnificent ruins of the once prosperous…
Whittaker's Distillery Tours
Whittaker’s is a family run craft Distillery in…
Set in the beautiful countryside between Masham…
Filey Bird Garden and Animal Park
With 5 acres to explore you can feed our friendly…
North Yorkshire Waterpark
North Yorkshire Water Park offers thrilling…
Humble Bee Farm
Humble Bee Farm is a Yorkshire Wolds working…
Mother Shipton's Cave and Petrifying Well
Mother Shipton’s is a beloved Knaresborough…
Rotunda Museum
Opened in 1829, the Rotunda Museum is one of the…
Scarborough Castle
Scarborough castle conceals over 3000 years of…
Sitwell by Eat Me
Coffee shop venture in the amazing Woodend…
Scarborough Art Gallery
Set in the stunning Crescent Gardens, Scarborough…
Woodend Gallery and Studios
A short walk from the town centre, you'll find a…
The Scarborough Spa Express
Travel coast to coast across spectacular…
SeaGrown
SeaGrown Centre is the home of SeaGrown,…
Scarborough North Bay Railway
Heritage Railway one mile in distance, Peasholm…
Skipton Castle
Guardian of the Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales…
