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We've found 7 dog friendly attractions near Stonecroft and Swallows Nest.
The following dog friendly attractions are within 20 miles.

Low Barnes Nature Reserve

Whitton-le-Wear, Bishop Auckland DL14 0AG
T: 01388 488728

       4.23 miles away.


50 hectare wetland site with woodland and grassland. Low Barns has developed following gravel extraction. The River Wear flows through the reserve and there are three lakes. The visitor centre tells the story of Low Barns and has nature cameras, coffee shop and toilets.
Dogs must be kept under control.

Barnard Castle

DL12 9AT
T: 01833 638212

   7.8 miles away.


Imposing remains of one of England's largest medieval castles set on a high rock above the River Tees. There is a sensory garden of scented plants and tactile objects.
Dogs welcome on a lead.

Eggleston Hall Gardens

Eggleston, Barnard Castle DL12 0AG
T: 01833 650115

       8.57 miles away.


Four and a half acre garden with winding paths, organic vegetables and a moorland stream. The 16th century churchyard is a tranquil place to sit.
Dogs on a lead are welcome in the garden.

Richmond Castle

Tower Castle, Richmond, North Yorkshire DL10 4QW
T: 01748 822493

   15.32 miles away.


One of the oldest Norman stone fortresses in Britain with stunning views of Richmond and the River Swale from the keep. The castle's story is told in an interactive display.
Dogs welcome on a lead.

Easby Abbey

Easby, North Yorkshire DL10 7EU

   15.74 miles away.


Impressive remains of a Premonstratensian Abbey, set next to the River Swale.
Dogs allowed on a lead.

Finchale Priory

Brasside, Newton Hall DH1 5SH
T: 0191 3866528

   16.93 miles away.


Extensive remains of a 13th-century priory in a wooded setting beside the River Wear.
Dogs welcome on a lead.

Beamish: The North of England Open Air Museum

Beamish DH9 0RG
T: 0191 3704000

       18.75 miles away.


Open air museum set in over 300 acres of beautiful countryside that shows life as it was in 1825 and 1913. Visitors can enjoy unlimited rides on historic trams and a replica bus to explore the site.
Dogs are welcome, though they must be accompanied and kept on a lead at all times. Only assistance dogs are allowed in period buildings or refreshment areas.

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