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A dog-friendly brewery taproom and beer garden at Hawkhill, with an on-site bottle shop, regular entertainment and changing food or street-food offerings. Water bowls and dog blankets are provided. Dogs must stay on leads throughout the site because neighbouring feathered residents may sometimes be roaming freely. Opening hours are seasonal and may vary during holidays, so check the latest information before travelling.
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BCDog friendly
Things to do · Eat & drink
Bamburgh Castle
⌖ Bamburgh · Northumberland
Dogs on short leads can explore the grounds, Victorian Stables and Tack Room Takeaway. Pet dogs cannot enter the State Rooms, Clock Tower Café or Armstrong and Aviation Museum.
- Access
- Grounds and selected indoor areas
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CDog friendly
Walks · Things to do · Eat & drink
Cragside
⌖ Rothbury · Northumberland
Explore the gardens and woodland with your dog on a lead. Dogs can enter the shop and designated indoor tea-room seating, but not the House.
- Access
- Outdoors, shop and dog-friendly tea-room seating
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Limited to selected areas. Tarmacked routes link the main car park, visitor centre and House; wheelchairs can be borrowed and the accessible shuttle has a tail lift.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Suitable on the lower tarmacked areas, but most estate paths have steps, steep drops or uneven ground. Buggies cannot enter the House.
- Surface & gradients
- Very varied, with slopes, uneven stone steps and paths that can be muddy or slippery.
- Places to rest
- Accessible picnic tables are beside the visitor centre. Benches and picnic tables occur on some trails, but spacing is not published.
- Facilities to check
- Accessible parking and toilets at several hubs; level-access tea room. Book loan wheelchairs in advance.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WDog friendly
Walks · Things to do · Eat & drink
Wallington
⌖ Cambo, near Morpeth · Northumberland
Dogs on leads are welcome in most outdoor areas, the walled garden, shops and Clocktower Café. The house, play areas and upstairs Piper’s Room are excluded for pet dogs.
- Access
- Outdoors, shops and café; exclusions apply
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Accessible routes reach much of the grounds and Walled Garden. Wheelchairs, mobility scooters and all-terrain Trampers can be booked in advance.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Use the published accessible-routes map; some woodland paths have loose gravel, slopes and uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- A mixture of surfaced routes, loose gravel and uneven woodland paths. Some garden areas have steps.
- Places to rest
- Many benches are provided in the Walled Garden; ask staff about seats along the route you plan to use.
- Facilities to check
- Accessible parking and toilets by the courtyard and café; limited accessible parking nearer the Walled Garden.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
JFDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Jolly Fisherman
⌖ Craster · Northumberland
A coastal pub with seafood and sea views. Dogs are welcome in the bar only, not the restaurant’s standard seating. Request a bar table when booking.
- Access
- Bar only; not restaurant seating
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
JADog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
The Joiners Arms
⌖ Newton-by-the-Sea · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome in the pub, kept on leads indoors and off furniture. Water bowls are available. Dog-friendly rooms can be arranged through the booking team.
- Access
- Pub and selected rooms
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DCDog friendly
Things to do · Walks
Dunstanburgh Castle
⌖ Near Craster · Northumberland
Dogs on leads are welcome at the castle. The approach is on foot: the Craster council car park is about 1.3 miles away. Uneven coastal paths can be muddy.
- Access
- Castle on leads; coastal approach
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BCIDog friendly
Stay · Eat & drink
The Bamburgh Castle Inn
⌖ Seahouses · Northumberland
A harbour-side inn in Seahouses, despite its Bamburgh name. Dog-friendly rooms are available; tell the team when booking. There is no on-site parking; a pay-and-display car park is opposite.
- Access
- Designated dog-friendly areas
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AIDog friendly
Stay · Eat & drink
The Amble Inn
⌖ Amble · Northumberland
A base for exploring Amble and the coast, with dog-friendly dining and rooms. Request a dog-friendly table or room and confirm the current pet charge before booking.
- Access
- Designated dining areas and rooms
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LIDog friendly
Stay · Eat & drink
The Lindisfarne Inn
⌖ Beal, near Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
A mainland stop near Holy Island with dogs welcome in designated bar and dining areas. Dog-friendly rooms, water bowls and treats are available. Confirm room availability and pet charges.
- Access
- Designated dining areas and rooms
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HHIDog friendly
Stay · Eat & drink
The Hog’s Head Inn
⌖ Alnwick · Northumberland
Dogs can join you in designated pub and restaurant areas. Pet-friendly bedrooms are on the ground floor; first-floor rooms are pet-free. Tell the team about your dog when booking.
- Access
- Designated indoor areas; selected rooms
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CQIDog friendly
Stay · Eat & drink
The Commissioners Quay Inn
⌖ Blyth · Northumberland
A quayside inn with designated indoor dog-friendly areas and a beer garden. Dog-friendly rooms are available by advance arrangement; check availability and pet charges directly.
- Access
- Designated indoor areas and garden
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BHCDog friendly
Things to do · Walks
Belsay Hall, Castle and Gardens
⌖ Belsay · Northumberland
Pet dogs are welcome in the grounds on a short lead, but not inside the hall or castle. Plan this as a garden visit and check admission and parking arrangements.
- Access
- Grounds; not hall or castle
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- A step-free route and gradient map are available. The 700m garden route to the castle is gravelled with no steep gradients; wheelchairs and Trampers can be borrowed.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchairs are allowed and the main garden paths are described as flat and accessible.
- Surface & gradients
- Mostly gravel paths with a gentle slope on the west Quarry Garden path; loose gravel in the car park.
- Places to rest
- Seats and rest areas are provided in the formal gardens, East Quarry path, at the castle and inside the Hall.
- Facilities to check
- Blue Badge spaces, accessible toilets and a Changing Places facility are available.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WCDog friendly
Things to do
Warkworth Castle
⌖ Warkworth · Northumberland
Dogs on leads are welcome at the castle. The separate Hermitage visit does not admit pet dogs, so plan around the castle rather than assuming both attractions allow them.
- Access
- Castle; not the Hermitage
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LPDog friendly
Things to do
Lindisfarne Priory
⌖ Holy Island · Northumberland
Dogs on leads are welcome. Check the council’s safe causeway crossing times for both journeys before setting off. Toilets are in the village, not at the priory.
- Access
- Dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
KW&Dog friendly
Walks
Kielder Water & Forest Park
⌖ Kielder · Northumberland
Choose a manageable forest or waterside route. Dogs must be controlled and on leads near livestock and busy visitor areas. Check trail closures before travelling; stay out of the reservoir.
- Access
- Outdoor routes; local lead rules
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Accessible choices exist around visitor hubs and on selected surfaced trails. Check the exact route and any diversions before travelling.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Selected surfaced trails are suitable, but forest routes vary greatly in gradient and surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Ranges from surfaced multi-user paths to steep, loose or muddy forest tracks.
- Places to rest
- Seating, cafés and picnic areas are available at main visitor hubs; seat spacing on trails is not published.
- Facilities to check
- Accessible parking and toilets are available at key visitor centres; check which facilities are open.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBDog friendly
Walks
Bamburgh Beach
⌖ Bamburgh · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome on this sandy beach below the castle. Choose an out-and-back distance to suit your dog, check the tide and respect wildlife and local signs.
- Access
- Beach; follow local signs
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No continuous wheelchair-suitable beach route is confirmed. Soft sand, dunes and tidal conditions can block access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Standard pushchairs are likely to struggle on sand; use an all-terrain buggy and check the access point first.
- Surface & gradients
- Soft or wet sand, dunes and occasional rocks; conditions change with tides and weather.
- Places to rest
- Seats are not confirmed on the beach itself. Plan rests near the access point, village or car park.
- Facilities to check
- Check accessible parking, toilets, tide times and the distance from the car park before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DBDog friendly
Walks
Druridge Bay
⌖ Druridge Bay, near Amble · Northumberland
The beach welcomes dogs year-round. Combine a short beach visit with the country park, or choose a longer stretch of sand. Follow signs around wildlife areas.
- Access
- Beach; observe local wildlife guidance
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Many country-park paths are described as fully accessible. Beach sand itself is not suitable for ordinary wheelchairs.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Good on the main surfaced park paths; a suitable all-terrain buggy is needed for soft sand.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaced paths around the park, with dunes and soft sand towards the beach.
- Places to rest
- The visitor-centre area has a café and picnic seating. Ask the park about benches on your chosen path.
- Facilities to check
- Parking, visitor centre, café and toilets are available; check seasonal opening.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BB&Dog friendly
Walks
Beadnell Bay & Newton Links
⌖ Beadnell and Low Newton · Northumberland
A coastal outing with important wildlife restrictions. The fenced Long Nanny nesting area is off limits during the breeding season. Follow current signs and keep dogs away from shorebirds.
- Access
- Coast; nesting exclusion zones apply
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No continuous wheelchair-suitable beach route is confirmed. Soft sand, dunes and tidal conditions can block access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Standard pushchairs are likely to struggle on sand; use an all-terrain buggy and check the access point first.
- Surface & gradients
- Soft or wet sand, dunes and occasional rocks; conditions change with tides and weather.
- Places to rest
- Seats are not confirmed on the beach itself. Plan rests near the access point, village or car park.
- Facilities to check
- Check accessible parking, toilets, tide times and the distance from the car park before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Ship Inn
⌖ Low Newton-by-the-Sea · Northumberland
Visit Northumberland lists indoor dog-friendly dining at this coastal pub. Confirm seating before a special trip.
- Access
- Dog-friendly indoor dining stated
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DCDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Drift Café
⌖ Cresswell · Northumberland
The café’s booking page welcomes dogs in the main café, vintage bus and outside courtyard. The heated marquee does not allow dogs; request the right seating when booking.
- Access
- Main café, vintage bus and courtyard; no heated marquee
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BADog friendly
Eat & drink
Barrasford Arms
⌖ Barrasford, near Hexham · Northumberland
Dogs are listed as welcome in the bar, private dining area and beer garden. Request the right table when booking.
- Access
- Bar, private dining and garden
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AoCDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
The Angel of Corbridge
⌖ Corbridge · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome in the Bar and Lounge. Most bedrooms accept dogs, but some remain pet-free: arrange a suitable room directly before booking.
- Access
- Bar and Lounge; selected bedrooms by arrangement
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBDog friendly
Shops · Eat & drink
Barter Books
⌖ Alnwick · Northumberland
Browse the former railway station’s second-hand bookshop. Sawday’s dog-friendly guide also identifies a pet-friendly section for eating; confirm current café seating arrangements on arrival.
- Access
- Dog-friendly visit reported; confirm café area
- Evidence
- Published travel guide
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LCADog friendly
Stay
Lord Crewe Arms
⌖ Blanchland · Northumberland
The inn offers selected dog-friendly rooms for up to two well-behaved dogs aged one or over. A per-dog nightly charge applies; confirm room choice and current terms before booking.
- Access
- Selected rooms; confirm dining separately
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ACDog friendly
Things to do
Aydon Castle
⌖ Aydon, near Corbridge · Northumberland
Explore the medieval manor with your dog on a lead. Expect uneven stone surfaces and steps.
- Access
- Dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PCDog friendly
Things to do
Prudhoe Castle
⌖ Prudhoe · Northumberland
English Heritage includes Prudhoe in its dog-friendly sites. Check current access and keep your dog on a lead.
- Access
- Dog-friendly heritage site; confirm access
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NCDog friendly
Things to do
Norham Castle
⌖ Norham · Northumberland
Listed by English Heritage for visits with dogs. Follow signs and take care on the uneven ruins.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; follow site rules
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CRTDog friendly
Things to do
Corbridge Roman Town
⌖ Corbridge · Northumberland
Dogs may explore the Roman remains on a lead. Pet dogs cannot enter the museum.
- Access
- Grounds only, on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CRFDog friendly
Things to do
Chesters Roman Fort
⌖ Chollerford · Northumberland
Bring your dog for the outdoor fort visit, keeping them on a lead. The museum excludes pet dogs.
- Access
- On leads; no museum access
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HRFDog friendly
Things to do
Housesteads Roman Fort
⌖ Bardon Mill · Northumberland
Dogs can join you at the fort on a short lead. Plan for exposed ground and the uphill approach.
- Access
- Fort on a short lead
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BPDog friendly
Things to do
Brinkburn Priory
⌖ Longframlington · Northumberland
A riverside heritage stop where dogs on leads are permitted throughout. Allow for the walk from the car park.
- Access
- Across the site on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ECDog friendly
Things to do
Etal Castle
⌖ Etal · Northumberland
Dogs on leads may visit the castle ruins. The shop and museum are closed; check seasonal facilities before travelling.
- Access
- Dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ECDog friendly
Things to do
Edlingham Castle
⌖ Edlingham · Northumberland
An outdoor ruined castle to explore with a dog on a lead. Wear suitable footwear for uneven ground.
- Access
- Dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BMBDog friendly
Things to do
Black Middens Bastle House
⌖ Tarset · Northumberland
Visit the fortified farmhouse ruins with your dog on a lead. This is a remote stop, so bring your own water.
- Access
- Dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ABSDog friendly
Walks
Allen Banks & Staward Gorge
⌖ Bardon Mill · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome on the woodland trails. Use leads around livestock and check trail diversions before setting out.
- Access
- Woodland trails; lead near livestock
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CDog friendly
Things to do
Cherryburn
⌖ Mickley, Stocksfield · Northumberland
The current dog guide welcomes dogs across the site, including the birthplace, museum and print room. Keep a short lead.
- Access
- Whole site on a short lead
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SDHDog friendly
Things to do
Seaton Delaval Hall
⌖ Seaton Delaval · Northumberland
Dogs on leads can explore outdoors, excluding the Playdium. Ask for the designated dog seating at the Brewhouse café; other buildings exclude pets.
- Access
- Grounds and designated café seating
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LCGDog friendly
Walks
Lindisfarne Castle grounds
⌖ Holy Island · Northumberland
Explore the surrounding grounds on a lead, with livestock in mind. Pet dogs cannot enter the castle. Check safe causeway times.
- Access
- Grounds only, on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HLRDog friendly
Things to do
Heatherslaw Light Railway
⌖ Heatherslaw, Ford Forge · Northumberland
The railway welcomes dogs to travel free. Check the timetable and keep your dog close around platforms and carriages.
- Access
- Dogs travel free
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LWHDog friendly
Things to do
Lady Waterford Hall
⌖ Ford · Northumberland
The county tourism guide includes the hall among Ford and Etal's dog-friendly attractions. Confirm admission arrangements before visiting.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly; confirm access
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HFHDog friendly
Things to do
Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre
⌖ Ford · Northumberland
A dog-friendly attraction in the county tourism guide. Keep your dog on a lead and give horses plenty of space.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly; lead near animals
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HFDog friendly
Walks
Harbottle Forest
⌖ Harbottle · Northumberland
Forestry England welcomes dogs here. Follow waymarked paths, signs and any forestry-work diversions.
- Access
- Dogs allowed; follow local signs
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SDog friendly
Walks
Simonside
⌖ Rothbury · Northumberland
A forest and hillside outing where dogs are allowed. Prepare for exposed weather and keep close control near wildlife.
- Access
- Dogs allowed; close control
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TWDog friendly
Walks
Thrunton Wood
⌖ Thrunton · Northumberland
Dogs are allowed in the woodland. Check the operator's access alerts because storm damage can affect routes.
- Access
- Dogs allowed; check route closures
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
KFDog friendly
Walks
Kidland Forest
⌖ Alwinton · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome in this upland forest. Check current access notices and take water for a remote walk.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; check forestry notices
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HWDog friendly
Walks
Hepburn Wood
⌖ Hepburn, near Chillingham · Northumberland
A Forestry England woodland that permits dogs. Keep your dog under control and follow any site restrictions.
- Access
- Dogs allowed
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HWDog friendly
Walks
Holystone Wood
⌖ Holystone · Northumberland
Woodland walking with dogs permitted. Respect wildlife, forestry operations and the signs at the entrance.
- Access
- Dogs allowed
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WCWDog friendly
Walks
Wooler Common & Woodland Park
⌖ Wooler · Northumberland
Dogs are allowed in the woodland park. Choose a suitable path and keep your dog close around other visitors.
- Access
- Dogs allowed
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SRCDog friendly
Walks
Steel Rigg & Crag Lough walk
⌖ Once Brewed · Northumberland
A four-mile circular route with steep, uneven sections along Hadrian's Wall. Keep dogs on leads because livestock graze here.
- Access
- Dogs on leads around livestock
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LSWDog friendly
Walks
Linhope Spout walk
⌖ Hartside, Breamish Valley · Northumberland
Follow the designated route to the waterfall with your dog on a lead. Surrounding open-access land has dog restrictions; do not roam off the route.
- Access
- Marked route only; keep on a lead
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PWCDog friendly
Walks
Plessey Woods Country Park
⌖ Hartford, near Bedlington · Northumberland
The council welcomes dog walking in the park. Keep control around wildlife, nearby livestock and other visitors.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; considerate control
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Fully surfaced paths run from the visitor centre through the woods to the river. Steep riverside gradients make the full circuit difficult.
- Buggy / pushchair
- The surfaced out-and-back route is the strongest option. The full circuit includes steep steps and grass paths.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaced woodland approach, with steep riverside gradients, steps and grassy sections on the longer circuit.
- Places to rest
- Seats and picnic benches are provided throughout the park, although exact spacing is not published.
- Facilities to check
- Blue Badge parking is free; public and accessible toilets are beside the visitor centre.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BLCDog friendly
Walks
Bolam Lake Country Park
⌖ Bolam · Northumberland
A lakeside and woodland walk endorsed by the council for dog walkers. Keep dogs under control around wildlife and livestock.
- Access
- Dogs welcome under control
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The approximately one-mile lakeside circuit is officially described as fully accessible.
- Buggy / pushchair
- The lakeside circuit is suitable for pushchairs; check conditions after prolonged wet weather.
- Surface & gradients
- Mostly level lakeside paths on the main circuit.
- Places to rest
- The visitor centre, café and bird hide provide planned places to pause; seat spacing around the lake is not published.
- Facilities to check
- Parking, café, toilets and an accessible bird hide are available; opening times vary.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRFDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Running Fox — Kirkharle
⌖ Kirkharle Courtyard · Northumberland
The bakery lists this courtyard café as dog-friendly. Mention your dog when reserving a table.
- Access
- Dog-friendly café
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRFDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Running Fox — Longhoughton
⌖ Longhoughton · Northumberland
A dog-friendly Running Fox café near the coast. Confirm your table when booking.
- Access
- Dog-friendly café
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRFDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Running Fox — Longframlington
⌖ Longframlington · Northumberland
This dog-friendly village café also has garden seating. Request a suitable table.
- Access
- Dog-friendly café and garden
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRFDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Running Fox — Powburn
⌖ Powburn · Northumberland
The operator identifies its Powburn café as dog-friendly, with parking available.
- Access
- Dog-friendly café
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRFDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Running Fox — Felton
⌖ Felton · Northumberland
The location page welcomes dogs outdoors. The company's FAQ excludes dogs from inside this branch; choose outdoor seating.
- Access
- Outdoor areas only
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FCCDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
Fountain Cottage Café & B&B
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome in the café. The B&B has one pet-friendly room, available only by arrangement.
- Access
- Café; one bedroom by prior arrangement
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ECHDog friendly
Eat & drink
Errington Coffee House
⌖ Stagshaw Bank, Corbridge · Northumberland
The local tourism guide identifies a designated dog area. Ask staff for suitable seating.
- Access
- Designated dog area
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BMVDog friendly
Eat & drink
Bardon Mill Village Store & Tearoom
⌖ Bardon Mill · Northumberland
A village tearoom recommended for visits with dogs by Hadrian's Wall Country. Outdoor seating is also described.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in the tearoom
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TGCDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Garden Coffee House
⌖ Hallgate, Hexham · Northumberland
The tourism guide welcomes dogs indoors and in the walled garden.
- Access
- Inside and garden
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
STRDog friendly
Eat & drink
Simonburn Tea Rooms
⌖ Simonburn · Northumberland
Included in the local dog-friendly café guide. Confirm where to sit with your dog.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly; confirm seating
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NCDog friendly
Eat & drink
Northumberland Coffee
⌖ Vallum Farm, East Wallhouses · Northumberland
The local tourism guide includes this coffee stop at Vallum Farm. Ask about the current dog seating arrangements.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly; confirm seating
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RHCDog friendly
Eat & drink
Rocking Horse Café
⌖ Rock Midstead, Alnwick · Northumberland
A farmhouse café and courtyard at Rock Midstead serving freshly prepared food, speciality coffee and Northumberland produce, with an adjoining local-produce shop. An indoor dog welcome is reported by a specialist directory and has been recommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor; confirm the current seating arrangements before making a special journey.
- Access
- Dogs reported welcome indoors; confirm the current café seating policy before visiting
- Evidence
- Official website + dog-friendly directory + visitor recommendation
Visitor viewRecommended to Dog Friendly Northumberland on 11 September 2026.
Source reviewed 11 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BTKDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
Beadnell Towers & Kitchen
⌖ Beadnell · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome in the bar. For an overnight visit, reserve one of the designated pet-friendly rooms directly.
- Access
- Bar; selected rooms by arrangement
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TCADog friendly
Eat & drink
The Craster Arms
⌖ Beadnell · Northumberland
The operator welcomes families and their dogs at this Beadnell pub. Confirm seating when reserving.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; confirm seating
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TCCDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Courtyard Coffee Shop
⌖ Beadnell · Northumberland
Recent visitors report a warm welcome for dogs, with indoor and courtyard seating. Confirm the current dog policy and opening hours before travelling.
- Access
- Dogs reported welcome indoors and outside
- Evidence
- Recent visitor reports
Source reviewed 7 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TAIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Apple Inn
⌖ Lucker · Northumberland
The inn identifies itself as a dog-friendly country pub. Mention your dog when booking a meal or enquiring about a stay.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TPADog friendly
Eat & drink
The Percy Arms
⌖ Chatton · Northumberland
A dog-friendly village pub. Contact the team in advance to arrange a suitable room if staying overnight.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub; rooms by arrangement
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TTADog friendly
Stay
The Tankerville Arms — Eglingham
⌖ Eglingham · Northumberland
The inn's published policy welcomes dogs. Confirm the chosen room and dining arrangements before booking.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; arrange your room
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TAHDog friendly
Stay
Tankerville Arms Hotel — Wooler
⌖ Wooler · Northumberland
Some bedrooms welcome dogs while others remain pet-free. Book a specifically dog-friendly room.
- Access
- Selected bedrooms only
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBHDog friendly
Eat & drink
Blue Bell Hotel beer garden
⌖ Belford · Northumberland
The hotel explicitly welcomes dogs in its beer garden. Indoor dining and bedroom access are not confirmed here.
- Access
- Beer garden; confirm other areas
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TVHDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
The Victoria Hotel
⌖ Bamburgh · Northumberland
Dogs on leads may join you in the bar and outdoors, but not the restaurant. Arrange a pet-friendly bedroom in advance; a charge applies.
- Access
- Bar and outdoors; selected rooms
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TPLDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Potted Lobster — Bamburgh
⌖ Bamburgh · Northumberland
Choose the dog-friendly section when booking this seafood restaurant. Dog seating is separate from the rest of the restaurant.
- Access
- Dedicated dog-friendly dining section
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HADog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
Hope & Anchor — Alnmouth
⌖ Alnmouth · Northumberland
The official website describes the Hope & Anchor as a dog-friendly hotel, bar and restaurant in the centre of Alnmouth. Contact the hotel before booking to confirm current dog-friendly room availability, charges and dining arrangements.
- Access
- Dog-friendly hotel, bar and restaurant; book dog-friendly accommodation in advance
- Evidence
- Official source + local recommendation
Source reviewed 12 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
OSGDog friendly
Eat & drink · Things to do
The Old School Gallery & Café — Alnmouth
⌖ Alnmouth · Northumberland
A contemporary art gallery, gift shop and café near Alnmouth beach. Its official visitor page says dogs are welcome indoors. Café seating and food service can vary, so check the current hours before travelling.
- Access
- Dogs welcome indoors; check current café service and hours
- Evidence
- Official source + local recommendation
Source reviewed 12 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Sun Inn — Alnmouth
⌖ Alnmouth · Northumberland
A village pub with a bar, restaurant and accommodation. CAMRA currently lists the pub as dog friendly. Ask the inn which tables welcome dogs, and enquire separately if you need dog-friendly overnight accommodation.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub; confirm dining area and bedroom arrangements
- Evidence
- Official website + current CAMRA listing + local recommendation
Source reviewed 12 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ASCDog friendly
Eat & drink
Alnmouth Ex-Servicemen's Club
⌖ Alnmouth · Northumberland
A small village club currently listed by CAMRA as dog friendly, with games, sports television and Wi-Fi. Club admission rules and opening hours may differ from a public house, so check before making a special journey.
- Access
- Dogs welcome according to CAMRA; check visitor admission and opening times
- Evidence
- Current CAMRA listing + local recommendation
Source reviewed 12 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AVGDog friendly
Things to do
Alnmouth Village Golf Club
⌖ Alnmouth · Northumberland
A local resident recommends this historic nine-hole links as dog friendly. The club website does not publish a clear dog policy, so contact the clubhouse before arriving with a dog and ask whether access applies to the clubhouse, course or both.
- Access
- Locally recommended; confirm where dogs are permitted before visiting
- Evidence
- Official visitor information + local recommendation
Source reviewed 12 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FBIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Fishing Boat Inn — Boulmer
⌖ Boulmer · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome only at the outdoor picnic tables; the official website says they are not permitted in the bar or restaurant. Access to the sea-facing terrace can be awkward or unavailable with the tide and weather, so call ahead before relying on it.
- Access
- Outdoor tables only; no dogs in the bar or restaurant
- Evidence
- Official source + local recommendation
Source reviewed 12 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRLDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Red Lion Inn — Alnmouth
⌖ Alnmouth · Northumberland
Well-behaved dogs are allowed in the bar and beer garden. Pet dogs cannot use the restaurant or bedrooms.
- Access
- Bar and beer garden only
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WHHDog friendly
Stay
Warkworth House Hotel
⌖ Warkworth · Northumberland
Book a designated first-floor pet-friendly room. Dogs are also welcome in the bar and lounge.
- Access
- Selected bedrooms, bar and lounge
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
THIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Hermitage Inn
⌖ Warkworth · Northumberland
The pub and restaurant advertise a dog-friendly welcome. Bedroom access is not established here; ask separately if considering a stay.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub; confirm table
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TMADog friendly
Eat & drink
The Masons Arms — Warkworth
⌖ Warkworth · Northumberland
The directory reports dogs welcome inside, with a dedicated dog menu. Confirm current arrangements with the pub.
- Access
- Indoor dog welcome reported
- Evidence
- Dog-friendly directory
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NPCDog friendly
Eat & drink
Nanna Pat's Café & Bistro — Alnmouth
⌖ Alnmouth · Northumberland
Formerly the Village Tea Rooms, this café at 58 Northumberland Street is now called Nanna Pat's Café & Bistro. The parish council's older listing and a current local recommendation identify the café as dog friendly; confirm current seating and opening times before visiting.
- Access
- Locally recommended as dog friendly; confirm current seating
- Evidence
- Local council source + current local recommendation
Source reviewed 12 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BDog friendly
Eat & drink
Bertram's
⌖ Warkworth · Northumberland
A published guide reports dogs welcome inside and in the courtyard. Confirm a dog-friendly table before visiting.
- Access
- Indoor and courtyard access reported
- Evidence
- Published travel guide
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CAADog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Canine Adventures — Ancroft
⌖ Ancroft · Northumberland
A privately bookable enclosed dog field. Check suitability and the operator's rules before your session.
- Access
- Private field; advance booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CAWDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Canine Adventures — Warkworth
⌖ Warkworth · Northumberland
Book exclusive use of the operator's Warkworth dog field. Follow arrival, gate and clean-up instructions.
- Access
- Private field; advance booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WDPDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Wooler Dog Park
⌖ Wooler · Northumberland
An enclosed dog exercise field outside Wooler with water available. Reserve a session and check the fencing suits your dog.
- Access
- Bookable enclosed field
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ABPDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Alnwick Bark Park
⌖ Rugley, Alnwick · Northumberland
A bookable enclosed dog field on a working farm. Read the session rules and keep gates secured.
- Access
- Bookable enclosed field
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LDFDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Learchild Dog Field
⌖ Whittingham Vale · Northumberland
Hire a fenced dog exercise field between Alnwick and Rothbury. Check current availability and suitability for your dog.
- Access
- Private hire dog field
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CDFDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Corbridge Dog Field
⌖ Aydon Road, Corbridge · Northumberland
A private dog exercise field available for advance booking. Review the operator's rules before arriving.
- Access
- Exclusive-use field; booking required
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HHFDog friendly
Stay
Herding Hill Farm
⌖ Haltwhistle · Northumberland
Touring and designated glamping accommodation welcome dogs. Check the unit's dog limit and keep dogs on leads around the site.
- Access
- Selected accommodation and pitches
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LDGDog friendly
Stay
Langley Dam Glamping
⌖ Langley-on-Tyne · Northumberland
Blackcleugh cabin welcomes up to two dogs. Other cabins have different policies; confirm walking restrictions around the fishing lake.
- Access
- Book a designated dog-friendly cabin
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBCDog friendly
Stay
Budle Bay Campsite
⌖ Waren Mill · Northumberland
Up to two dogs per group unless agreed otherwise in writing. Keep leads on; huts have a separate one-dog limit.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; check accommodation limits
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WCDog friendly
Stay
Walkmill Campsite
⌖ Guyzance, near Warkworth · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome on leads. Tell the campsite how many you are bringing and check any extra charges.
- Access
- Dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
GCDog friendly
Stay
Greencarts Campsite
⌖ Humshaugh · Northumberland
The booking listing welcomes dogs. Check pitch availability and the site's breed and lead rules before reserving.
- Access
- Dog-friendly camping; check site rules
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BCDog friendly
Stay
Bankfoot Camping
⌖ Stocksfield · Northumberland
The campsite listing permits one dog per pitch, kept on a lead throughout the stay.
- Access
- One dog per pitch, on a lead
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BLCDog friendly
Stay
Bolam Lake Camping Paddock
⌖ Belsay · Northumberland
Dog-friendly camping near Bolam Lake. Confirm pitch arrangements and keep your dog on a lead on site.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; leads on site
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RLPDog friendly
Stay
Riverside Leisure Park
⌖ Wooler · Northumberland
Touring bookings welcome up to three dogs. Holiday accommodation must be specifically booked as pet-friendly.
- Access
- Touring; selected holiday accommodation
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
MFHDog friendly
Stay
Middlemoor Farm Holidays
⌖ Chathill · Northumberland
Rowan pod welcomes dogs and has an enclosed garden. Do not assume the farm's other accommodation accepts pets.
- Access
- Rowan pod; check other units separately
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DFCDog friendly
Stay
Doxford Farm Camping
⌖ Chathill · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome when included in your booking. Follow the farm's lead rules and keep clear of livestock.
- Access
- Declare dogs when booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LMSDog friendly
Stay
Lucker Mill Shepherd’s Huts
⌖ Lucker · Northumberland
Choose the dog-friendly Woodman's Hut. Other huts may not allow pets; confirm availability and charges.
- Access
- Woodman's Hut by arrangement
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BUCDog friendly
Stay
Bamburgh Under Canvas
⌖ Bamburgh · Northumberland
An adults-only glamping site welcoming dogs. Include your dog in the booking and check the additional charge.
- Access
- Adults-only; dogs by booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HWCDog friendly
Stay
Hadrian’s Wall Campsite
⌖ Melkridge, Haltwhistle · Northumberland
Up to two dogs per pitch. Keep them on leads on site and around the neighbouring livestock.
- Access
- Two dogs per pitch; leads required
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TFHDog friendly
Stay
Tranwell Farm Holidays
⌖ Tranwell, Morpeth · Northumberland
The farm welcomes dogs on its camping pitches. Keep leads on around the site and ask about the dog exercise area.
- Access
- Dogs on leads on site
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
KVCDog friendly
Stay
Kielder Village Campsite
⌖ Kielder village · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome on camping pitches and must stay on leads. The site's static caravans do not accept pets.
- Access
- Camping pitches only; no static caravans
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BFHDog friendly
Stay
Border Forest Holiday Park
⌖ Cottonshopeburnfoot · Northumberland
Dogs are accepted subject to the pitch or unit limit. Most allow two; Puffin Cottage and Little Owl Lodge allow one.
- Access
- Unit-specific limits; leads on park
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SMCDog friendly
Stay
South Meadows Caravan Park
⌖ Belford · Northumberland
Touring bookings allow up to four dogs. Keep leads on except where the park permits exercise; glamping pods do not accept dogs.
- Access
- Touring pitches; no glamping pods
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DFCDog friendly
Stay
Demesne Farm Campsite
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
Well-behaved dogs are welcome on leads, accompanied by an adult. Confirm the pitch limit when booking.
- Access
- Dogs on leads with an adult
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BCADog friendly
Stay
Bellingham Camping and Caravanning Club Site
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
A club campsite with a designated dog walk. Check booking eligibility, availability and the site's pet rules.
- Access
- Campsite with designated dog walk
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HCADog friendly
Stay
Haltwhistle Camping and Caravanning Club Site
⌖ Haltwhistle · Northumberland
A woodland campsite with a designated dog walk. Follow site rules and confirm your pitch before travelling.
- Access
- Campsite with designated dog walk
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BFCDog friendly
Stay
Brockalee Farm Campsite
⌖ Bardon Mill · Northumberland
This certificated site lists pets as welcome and provides a dog walk. Check club membership requirements before booking.
- Access
- Pets welcome; check membership rules
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SCDog friendly
Stay
Stonehaugh Campsite
⌖ Stonehaugh · Northumberland
Dogs must remain on leads and cannot be left unsupervised. Include them in your booking and check the charge.
- Access
- Dogs on leads, supervised
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CCCDog friendly
Stay
Coast & Castles Campsite
⌖ Longhoughton · Northumberland
The coastal campsite welcomes dogs. Confirm the current pitch and pet arrangements with the operator.
- Access
- Dog-friendly camping
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TBADog friendly
Eat & drink
The Barn at Beal
⌖ Beal · Northumberland
Request a dog-friendly restaurant table or ask about the Bothy Bar. Check opening times before a Holy Island trip.
- Access
- Designated dog-friendly tables
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WCPDog friendly
Stay
Waren Caravan Park
⌖ Waren Mill, Bamburgh · Northumberland
Pet-friendly touring and camping with a dog walk. Hire accommodation must be specifically designated for dogs; check restrictions.
- Access
- Touring and selected hire accommodation
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HHCDog friendly
Stay
Highburn House Country Holiday Park
⌖ Wooler · Northumberland
Touring pitch prices include up to two dogs. Confirm the rules for your chosen pitch or accommodation.
- Access
- Touring pitches welcome dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PDDog friendly
Stay
Pot-a-Doodle Do
⌖ Scremerston, Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
Five designated standard wigwams accept up to two small dogs. Reserve a pet-friendly cabin explicitly.
- Access
- Selected wigwams; two small dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PCDog friendly
Stay
Peel Cottage
⌖ Hadrian’s Wall, near Bardon Mill · Northumberland
A cottage near Hadrian's Wall welcoming two dogs. Confirm availability and property rules.
- Access
- Up to two dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RCDog friendly
Stay
Rockside Cottage
⌖ Low Newton-by-the-Sea · Northumberland
A coastal cottage welcoming two dogs. Check arrival arrangements and house rules.
- Access
- Up to two dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LCDog friendly
Stay
Lookout Cottage
⌖ Low Newton-by-the-Sea · Northumberland
A National Trust coastal cottage accepting two dogs. Confirm arrangements when booking.
- Access
- Up to two dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SOCDog friendly
Stay
St Oswald’s Cottage
⌖ Holy Island · Northumberland
An island cottage welcoming two dogs. Plan arrival and departure around safe causeway times.
- Access
- Up to two dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RDog friendly
Stay
Risemoor
⌖ Low Newton-by-the-Sea · Northumberland
A cottage near Newton Pool welcoming two dogs. Keep dogs controlled around the reserve.
- Access
- Up to two dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SCDog friendly
Stay
Springwell Cottage
⌖ Bardon Mill · Northumberland
A countryside cottage accepting two dogs. Check the property details and current availability.
- Access
- Up to two dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BHDog friendly
Stay
Bailiffgate Hotel
⌖ Alnwick · Northumberland
Six designated rooms welcome up to two dogs. Book directly, check charges and do not leave dogs unattended.
- Access
- Selected rooms; advance booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LCHDog friendly
Stay
Langley Castle Hotel
⌖ Langley-on-Tyne · Northumberland
Book a designated Castle View or Castle Lodge room. The policy allows up to two medium-sized dogs; confirm dining access.
- Access
- Selected rooms; size and number limits
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DHDog friendly
Stay
Doxford Hall
⌖ Chathill · Northumberland
Reserve a ground-floor dog-friendly bedroom. Dogs may use the Lounge Bar and Morning Room, but not the restaurant or other listed lounges.
- Access
- Selected rooms and designated public areas
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
MHDog friendly
Stay
Matfen Hall
⌖ Matfen · Northumberland
Book one of the hotel's designated dog-friendly rooms or garden suites. Confirm dining arrangements and charges when reserving.
- Access
- Designated rooms by arrangement
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CSDog friendly
Stay
Chesters Stables
⌖ Humshaugh · Northumberland
Four Stable Suites welcome dogs. Reserve the appropriate suite, keep leads on in the grounds and do not leave dogs alone.
- Access
- Four designated dog-friendly suites
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
MMMDog friendly
Stay
Marshall Meadows Manor House
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
The hotel's booking terms permit dogs subject to availability and a charge. Confirm a suitable room or pod before paying.
- Access
- Dogs by prior arrangement
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BHRDog friendly
Stay
Battlesteads Hotel & Restaurant
⌖ Wark · Northumberland
The booking policy accepts pets only by prior arrangement. Confirm the specific room, dining access and any charge.
- Access
- Prior arrangement required
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
THBDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
The Holly Bush Inn
⌖ Greenhaugh · Northumberland
Dogs can join you in the bar and stay in bedrooms for an additional cleaning charge. Mention them when booking.
- Access
- Bar and bedrooms by booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRADog friendly
Eat & drink
The Redesdale Arms
⌖ Rochester · Northumberland
Well-behaved dogs are welcome in the restaurant, with water and treats provided. Confirm your table when booking.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in the restaurant
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
OCDog friendly
Stay
Otterburn Castle
⌖ Otterburn · Northumberland
The booking listing accepts pets on request. Obtain confirmation for your chosen room and ask about charges and public areas.
- Access
- Pets on request
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LPCDog friendly
Stay
Le Petit Chateau & William de Percy
⌖ Otterburn · Northumberland
The combined hotel listing offers designated dog-friendly rooms. Confirm availability in advance; wedding events can restrict garden access.
- Access
- Selected rooms by advance arrangement
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RHHDog friendly
Stay
Riverdale Hall Hotel
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
Only some bedrooms accept pets. Arrange your dog-friendly room before arrival and confirm any extra charge.
- Access
- Selected rooms; prior arrangement
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TBBDog friendly
Stay
The Black Bull — Bellingham
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
The booking policy welcomes pets on request. Confirm the bedroom and any additional fee directly.
- Access
- Pets on request
- Evidence
- Booking listing
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRCDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Rose & Crown — Slaley
⌖ Slaley · Northumberland
Enjoy a meal with your dog in the bar or beer garden. The restaurant is a separate dining area; request dog seating.
- Access
- Bar and beer garden
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TGHDog friendly
Stay · Eat & drink
The Greenhead Hotel
⌖ Greenhead · Northumberland
Dogs are accepted in the hotel's bedrooms and bar. Declare your dog when booking accommodation or a meal; a room cleaning fee applies.
- Access
- Bedrooms and bar; declare when booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TAHDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Anchor Hotel — Haydon Bridge
⌖ Haydon Bridge · Northumberland
Dog-friendly dining tables are available. Some rooms may accommodate dogs, but the hotel asks guests to enquire before booking.
- Access
- Dog-friendly tables; rooms by enquiry
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TBIDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
Twice Brewed Inn
⌖ Bardon Mill · Northumberland
Dogs may use the bar, beer garden and tap room. The restaurant and observatory events exclude dogs; selected bedrooms are available.
- Access
- Bar, garden and tap room; selected rooms
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TPHDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Pack Horse Inn — Ellingham
⌖ Ellingham · Northumberland
The pub welcomes dogs and provides treats and water. Its bedrooms are advertised as no-dog rooms.
- Access
- Pub welcome; no dogs in bedrooms
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TSIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Star Inn — Harbottle
⌖ Harbottle · Northumberland
A dog-friendly village pub welcoming walkers. Ask about suitable seating and arrange any overnight accommodation separately.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CBIDog friendly
Eat & drink
Carts Bog Inn
⌖ Langley-on-Tyne · Northumberland
The inn identifies its bar as dog-friendly. Ask for suitable seating when booking food.
- Access
- Dog-friendly bar
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BWGDog friendly
Eat & drink
Bamburgh Walled Garden Café
⌖ Bamburgh · Northumberland
Dogs on short leads are welcome in the café and terrace. The playground and sensory garden are dog-free.
- Access
- Café and terrace only
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CVTDog friendly
Eat & drink
Capheaton Village Tearoom
⌖ Capheaton · Northumberland
Living North lists this village-hall tearoom as dog-friendly. Check its limited opening days and current seating arrangements.
- Access
- Published dog welcome; confirm opening
- Evidence
- Published travel guide
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SCDog friendly
Eat & drink
Sinners Café
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
Listed in The Good Dog Guide, with a courtyard welcome reported. Check current opening and suitable seating before visiting.
- Access
- Directory recommendation; confirm seating
- Evidence
- Dog-friendly directory
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TPIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Plough Inn — Mitford
⌖ Mitford · Northumberland
The pub describes itself as dog-friendly. Request a suitable table if you plan to eat.
- Access
- Dog-friendly country pub
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
GHIDog friendly
Eat & drink
General Havelock Inn
⌖ Haydon Bridge · Northumberland
CAMRA lists the pub as dog-friendly. Confirm seating and food service before visiting.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly; confirm seating
- Evidence
- Published pub guide
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TCHDog friendly
Stay
The Coach House — Otterburn
⌖ Otterburn Hall Estate · Northumberland
Pet-friendly bedrooms are available on request. Reserve one explicitly and confirm any charges.
- Access
- Pet-friendly rooms on request
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RPAVeterinary care
Vets
Robson & Prescott — Alnwick
⌖ Alnwick · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RPMVeterinary care
Vets
Robson & Prescott — Morpeth town
⌖ Staithes Lane, Morpeth · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RPWVeterinary care
Vets
Robson & Prescott — Whorral Bank
⌖ Whorral Bank, Morpeth · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RPAVeterinary care
Vets
Robson & Prescott — Ashington
⌖ Ashington · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RPBVeterinary care
Vets
Robson & Prescott — Bedlington
⌖ Bedlington · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RPBVeterinary care
Vets
Robson & Prescott — Blyth
⌖ Blyth · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RPSVeterinary care
Vets
Robson & Prescott — Seaton Delaval
⌖ Seaton Delaval · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AVAVeterinary care
Vets
Alnorthumbria Vets — Alnwick
⌖ Alnwick · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AVMVeterinary care
Vets
Alnorthumbria Vets — Morpeth
⌖ Fairmoor, Morpeth · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AVRVeterinary care
Vets
Alnorthumbria Vets — Rothbury
⌖ Rothbury · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AVWVeterinary care
Vets
Alnorthumbria Vets — Wooler
⌖ Wooler · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AVPVeterinary care
Vets
Alnorthumbria Vets — Ponteland
⌖ Ponteland · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Professional register
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
VFPVeterinary care
Vets
Vets for Pets — Cramlington
⌖ Cramlington · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
OHVVeterinary care
Vets
Orchard House Vets — Hexham
⌖ Hexham · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
OHVVeterinary care
Vets
Orchard House Vets — Stocksfield
⌖ Stocksfield · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
OHVVeterinary care
Vets
Orchard House Vets — Bellingham
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SMVVeterinary care
Vets
Scott Mitchell Veterinary Care
⌖ Hexham · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
GVBVeterinary care
Vets
Galedin Vets — Berwick
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CVVeterinary care
Vets
Coquet Vets
⌖ Amble · Northumberland
Local veterinary care for pets. Contact the practice before travelling to confirm appointments, visitor registration and out-of-hours arrangements.
- Access
- Veterinary service; call before travelling
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TRCDog friendly
Walks
Tyne Riverside Country Park
⌖ Prudhoe · Northumberland
Riverside paths through woodland and meadows. The council welcomes dog walkers; keep close control near livestock and other visitors.
- Access
- Dogs under control
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Some riverside and park paths are surfaced, but a complete step-free circuit is not confirmed. Check the chosen entrance and route.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Likely manageable on main surfaced paths; riverside edges and softer connecting paths need care.
- Surface & gradients
- A mixture of surfaced park paths, riverside sections and softer natural ground.
- Places to rest
- Park seating may be available, but locations and spacing are not published; plan a short out-and-back route.
- Facilities to check
- Check current parking and toilet availability before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
QEIDog friendly
Walks
Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Country Park
⌖ Ashington · Northumberland
The county tourism guide recommends this lakeside park for dog walking. Keep dogs controlled around wildlife and follow posted signs.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; respect wildlife
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WRCDog friendly
Walks
Wansbeck Riverside Country Park
⌖ Ashington · Northumberland
Riverside walking with dogs welcomed in the council's park guide. Use close control and follow current signs and access notices.
- Access
- Dogs under close control
- Evidence
- Local council source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BCPDog friendly
Walks
Bedlington Country Park
⌖ Bedlington · Northumberland
The council's guide welcomes dog walkers to its country parks. Follow riverside paths with care and keep your dog under control.
- Access
- Dogs under close control
- Evidence
- Local council source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FOSDog friendly
Eat & drink
Falstone Old School Tearoom
⌖ Falstone · Northumberland
The parish council identifies the former school tearoom as dog-friendly. Check current opening days before setting out.
- Access
- Dog-friendly tearoom
- Evidence
- Local council source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NECDog friendly
Eat & drink
Northern Edge Coffee
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
The directory records an indoor welcome at this coffee house and roastery. Confirm seating on arrival.
- Access
- Indoor dog welcome reported
- Evidence
- Dog-friendly directory
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FWBDog friendly
Eat & drink
Foxtons Wine Bar & Restaurant
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
Book ahead for the limited indoor dog-friendly tables. Dogs are also welcome in the courtyard and pavement seating.
- Access
- Designated indoor tables and outdoors
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TBBDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Black Bull Inn — Lowick
⌖ Lowick · Northumberland
Dogs are welcome in the bar, where tables are limited. Mention your dog when reserving; do not assume bedroom access.
- Access
- Bar tables by reservation
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TBBDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Black Bull — Etal
⌖ Etal · Northumberland
CAMRA records a dog welcome in the bar and a designated dining room. Ask for the dog-friendly area when booking.
- Access
- Bar and dog-friendly dining room
- Evidence
- Published pub guide
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TCADog friendly
Eat & drink
The Collingwood Arms
⌖ Cornhill-on-Tweed · Northumberland
Visit Berwick includes this inn in its dog-friendly guide. Contact the hotel for the current seating and room policy.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly; confirm areas
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TFADog friendly
Stay
The Fishers Arms
⌖ Horncliffe · Northumberland
The suite with a separate sitting room welcomes dogs for a charge. Reserve this specific suite; other bedrooms have different rules.
- Access
- Designated suite only
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TMADog friendly
Eat & drink
The Masons Arms — Norham
⌖ Norham · Northumberland
Dogs on short leads are welcome in the bar, snug and beer garden. The inn no longer accepts dogs in bedrooms.
- Access
- Bar, snug and garden; no bedrooms
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SFBDog friendly
Shops
Slightly Foxed Berwick
⌖ Bridge Street, Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
The town tourism guide includes this independent bookshop among its dog-friendly shops. Ask staff about current access.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly shop
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DPBDog friendly
Pet shops
Direct Pets — Berwick
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
A local pet-supplies shop featured in Visit Berwick's dog-friendly guide. Check opening hours before visiting.
- Access
- Pet supplies and dog-friendly shopping
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBTDog friendly
Things to do
Berwick Boat Trips
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
Dogs are welcomed aboard free of charge. Tell the operator when booking and check sailing conditions and suitability for your dog.
- Access
- Dogs welcome aboard
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CTDog friendly
Eat & drink
Cheviot Tap
⌖ Slainsfield, Ford & Etal · Northumberland
The brewery tap welcomes dogs and muddy boots. Check seasonal opening times and keep your dog close around other visitors.
- Access
- Dog-friendly brewery tap
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WRCDog friendly
Stay
Wansbeck Riverside Caravan Park
⌖ Ashington · Northumberland
Well-behaved dogs are welcome on leads around the site. Confirm availability and accommodation rules before booking.
- Access
- Dogs on leads on site
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TGSDog friendly
Shops
The Green Shop — Berwick
⌖ Bridge Street, Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
Included in the town's dog-friendly shopping guide. Confirm current access with staff.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly shop
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CDog friendly
Shops
Cook+Live+Dream
⌖ Bridge Street, Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
Visit Berwick lists this shop as dog-friendly. Keep your dog close and ask staff where you may browse.
- Access
- Listed dog-friendly shop
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 30 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HLwDog friendly
Walks
Hareshaw Linn waterfall walk
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
A three-mile return walk through woodland to the waterfall, crossing six bridges. Keep dogs under control and stay on the main path; wear sturdy footwear.
- Access
- Dogs under control on the marked path
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HLwDog friendly
Walks
Hindhope Linn waterfall walk
⌖ Blakehopeburnhaugh · Northumberland
Follow the forest trail to the waterfall from Blakehopeburnhaugh. Forestry England permits dogs; check current trail notices before setting off.
- Access
- Dogs allowed; follow site signs
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FMnDog friendly
Walks
Ford Moss nature reserve
⌖ Ford · Northumberland
Walk the perimeter routes with your dog on a lead. The bog itself has deep pools and unsafe ground: stay on designated paths and expect uneven, wet sections.
- Access
- On leads; designated paths only
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- A continuous step-free route is not confirmed; contact the Wildlife Trust for current path and gate details.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Natural paths may be narrow, muddy or uneven. An all-terrain buggy may be needed.
- Surface & gradients
- Wildlife-reserve paths with surfaces affected by rain, grazing and seasonal management.
- Places to rest
- Hides may provide a pause, but accessible seating and the distance between rest points are not confirmed.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, hides, gates and temporary wildlife restrictions before visiting.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LLnDog friendly
Walks
Linton Lane nature reserve
⌖ Linton, near Ashington · Northumberland
Explore the pond paths and woodland loop with dogs on leads. Some pond approaches are level; the grass woodland track can be uneven and boggy.
- Access
- Dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- A continuous step-free route is not confirmed; contact the Wildlife Trust for current path and gate details.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Natural paths may be narrow, muddy or uneven. An all-terrain buggy may be needed.
- Surface & gradients
- Wildlife-reserve paths with surfaces affected by rain, grazing and seasonal management.
- Places to rest
- Hides may provide a pause, but accessible seating and the distance between rest points are not confirmed.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, hides, gates and temporary wildlife restrictions before visiting.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ECnDog friendly
Walks
East Chevington nature reserve
⌖ Red Row, near Amble · Northumberland
Follow designated paths around lakes and reedbeds with dogs on leads. Protect nesting birds and grazing animals; surrounding farmland is accessible only on marked routes.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; marked routes only
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- A continuous step-free route is not confirmed; contact the Wildlife Trust for current path and gate details.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Natural paths may be narrow, muddy or uneven. An all-terrain buggy may be needed.
- Surface & gradients
- Wildlife-reserve paths with surfaces affected by rain, grazing and seasonal management.
- Places to rest
- Hides may provide a pause, but accessible seating and the distance between rest points are not confirmed.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, hides, gates and temporary wildlife restrictions before visiting.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CrwDog friendly
Walks
Corbridge riverside walks
⌖ Corbridge · Northumberland
The local veterinary practice recommends these gentler Tyne-side routes for dogs, around one to two miles. Stay clear of the water's edge and check the route and conditions.
- Access
- Dog-friendly route recommendation; keep close control
- Evidence
- Published local guide
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BCRDog friendly
Walks
Berwick Castle & Ramparts walk
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
The dog-friendly directory recommends exploring the historic ramparts on a lead. Take particular care near high edges, steep drops and busy sections.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; watch steep drops
- Evidence
- Dog-friendly directory
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
STBDog friendly
Walks
Sidwood & Tarset Bastle Trail
⌖ Greenhaugh · Northumberland
Follow the published trail around the Tarset countryside, with routes starting at Sidwood. Keep dogs under close control, respect livestock and choose a route suited to your day.
- Access
- Dogs under close control
- Evidence
- Local route guide
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FFDog friendly
Walks
Fourlaws Forest
⌖ Ridsdale · Northumberland
Reach the forest on the public footpath from Ridsdale, roughly one kilometre from the village. Use Forestry England's dog code and obey local access notices.
- Access
- General forest dog code; follow local signs
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SWDog friendly
Walks
Swarland Wood
⌖ Swarland · Northumberland
Woodland paths are reached from Swarland, with parking at the village hall. Follow Forestry England's dog code and keep your dog close around horses and other visitors.
- Access
- General forest dog code; close control
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SFDog friendly
Walks
Slaley Forest
⌖ Slaley · Northumberland
Explore the forest roads from the signed access points near Slaley. Follow Forestry England's dog code, stay clear of working areas and take your own water.
- Access
- General forest dog code; follow site notices
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WPADog friendly
Walks
Warksburn Picnic Area
⌖ Stonehaugh · Northumberland
A riverside picnic and walking stop beside Stonehaugh's totem poles. Dogs are allowed; supervise them near the burn and follow the forest signs.
- Access
- Dogs allowed; care near water
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No complete wheelchair-suitable route is confirmed on the published page; contact Forestry England about current surfaced sections.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A robust all-terrain buggy may manage wider forest tracks, but gradients, stones, roots and mud can make access difficult.
- Surface & gradients
- Forest roads and natural tracks with variable gradients, loose stone, roots and seasonal mud.
- Places to rest
- Benches along the route are not confirmed. Picnic areas may provide a rest near some entrances.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, forestry operations and route closures before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ABDog friendly
Walks
Alnmouth Beach
⌖ Alnmouth · Northumberland
The beach directory records year-round dog access. Check tides and local notices, keep clear of shorebirds and avoid the river mouth and moving water.
- Access
- Year-round access reported; follow wildlife signs
- Evidence
- Dog-friendly directory
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No continuous wheelchair-suitable beach route is confirmed. Soft sand, dunes and tidal conditions can block access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Standard pushchairs are likely to struggle on sand; use an all-terrain buggy and check the access point first.
- Surface & gradients
- Soft or wet sand, dunes and occasional rocks; conditions change with tides and weather.
- Places to rest
- Seats are not confirmed on the beach itself. Plan rests near the access point, village or car park.
- Facilities to check
- Check accessible parking, toilets, tide times and the distance from the car park before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WBDog friendly
Walks
Warkworth Beach
⌖ Warkworth · Northumberland
A coastal dog-walking option listed for year-round access. Keep dogs away from nesting birds and follow any marked protection areas.
- Access
- Year-round access reported; respect wildlife
- Evidence
- Dog-friendly directory
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No continuous wheelchair-suitable beach route is confirmed. Soft sand, dunes and tidal conditions can block access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Standard pushchairs are likely to struggle on sand; use an all-terrain buggy and check the access point first.
- Surface & gradients
- Soft or wet sand, dunes and occasional rocks; conditions change with tides and weather.
- Places to rest
- Seats are not confirmed on the beach itself. Plan rests near the access point, village or car park.
- Facilities to check
- Check accessible parking, toilets, tide times and the distance from the car park before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CBDog friendly
Walks
Cocklawburn Beach
⌖ Scremerston, near Berwick · Northumberland
The beach guide reports no seasonal dog ban. Check tides and posted restrictions; take care on rocks and bring water and waste bags.
- Access
- Dog access reported; follow local signs
- Evidence
- Published beach guide
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No continuous wheelchair-suitable beach route is confirmed. Soft sand, dunes and tidal conditions can block access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Standard pushchairs are likely to struggle on sand; use an all-terrain buggy and check the access point first.
- Surface & gradients
- Soft or wet sand, dunes and occasional rocks; conditions change with tides and weather.
- Places to rest
- Seats are not confirmed on the beach itself. Plan rests near the access point, village or car park.
- Facilities to check
- Check accessible parking, toilets, tide times and the distance from the car park before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SBPDog friendly
Walks
Spittal Beach & Promenade
⌖ Spittal, Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
The beach directory lists year-round dog access. Keep dogs controlled on the promenade and out of enclosed play areas; check local signs.
- Access
- Year-round beach access reported
- Evidence
- Dog-friendly directory
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The promenade provides the most reliable firm, level route; beach sand is not suitable for ordinary wheelchairs.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Good on the promenade. An all-terrain buggy is needed for soft sand.
- Surface & gradients
- Firm promenade beside a sandy beach; access ramps and conditions vary along the seafront.
- Places to rest
- Use promenade seating and seafront facilities; exact bench spacing is not published.
- Facilities to check
- Check nearby accessible parking and public-toilet opening before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBDog friendly
Walks
Boulmer Beach
⌖ Boulmer · Northumberland
A dog-walking guide recommends this sandy and rocky village beach. Keep dogs away from shorebirds and working boats, and check tides before exploring.
- Access
- Dog-friendly beach; close control around wildlife
- Evidence
- Published travel guide
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No continuous wheelchair-suitable beach route is confirmed. Soft sand, dunes and tidal conditions can block access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Standard pushchairs are likely to struggle on sand; use an all-terrain buggy and check the access point first.
- Surface & gradients
- Soft or wet sand, dunes and occasional rocks; conditions change with tides and weather.
- Places to rest
- Seats are not confirmed on the beach itself. Plan rests near the access point, village or car park.
- Facilities to check
- Check accessible parking, toilets, tide times and the distance from the car park before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CSDog friendly
Walks
Cheswick Sands
⌖ Cheswick · Northumberland
The beach directory lists dog access throughout the year. Respect dune habitats and birds, follow signs and check the tide before walking far along the shore.
- Access
- Year-round access reported; protect dunes and birds
- Evidence
- Dog-friendly directory
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No continuous wheelchair-suitable beach route is confirmed. Soft sand, dunes and tidal conditions can block access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Standard pushchairs are likely to struggle on sand; use an all-terrain buggy and check the access point first.
- Surface & gradients
- Soft or wet sand, dunes and occasional rocks; conditions change with tides and weather.
- Places to rest
- Seats are not confirmed on the beach itself. Plan rests near the access point, village or car park.
- Facilities to check
- Check accessible parking, toilets, tide times and the distance from the car park before travelling.
Source reviewed 31 August 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PHADog friendly
Pet shops
Pets at Home — Alnwick
⌖ Alnwick · Northumberland
The Willowburn Retail Park pet-care centre offers pet supplies, harness fitting and an in-store grooming salon. Pets at Home says well-behaved dogs are welcome in stores.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PHBDog friendly
Pet shops
Pets at Home — Berwick
⌖ Tweedmouth, Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
The Prince Edward Road pet-care centre stocks pet supplies and has an in-store grooming salon. Pets at Home says well-behaved dogs are welcome in stores.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PHCDog friendly
Pet shops
Pets at Home — Cramlington
⌖ Cramlington · Northumberland
The Westmorland Retail Park pet-care centre stocks pet supplies and has an in-store veterinary practice. Pets at Home says well-behaved dogs are welcome in stores.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PHHDog friendly
Pet shops
Pets at Home — Hexham
⌖ Hexham · Northumberland
The Tyne Valley Retail Park pet-care centre stocks pet supplies and has an in-store grooming salon. Pets at Home says well-behaved dogs are welcome in stores.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PHMDog friendly
Pet shops
Pets at Home — Morpeth
⌖ Morpeth · Northumberland
The Stanley Terrace pet-care centre stocks pet supplies and has grooming and veterinary services. Pets at Home says well-behaved dogs are welcome in stores.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs on leads
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
V4BVeterinary care
Vets
Vets4Pets — Bedlington
⌖ Bedlington · Northumberland
A small-animal practice at Ridge Farm with consultations, diagnostics, surgery and preventative care. Check current registration, appointment and out-of-hours arrangements directly.
- Access
- Appointments and emergency guidance online
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FCWDog friendly
Walks
Falstone Circular Walk
⌖ Falstone · Northumberland
An easy two-mile loop along old railway track, riverside paths and pasture, starting near the Old School Tearooms. Gates and livestock mean dogs should stay under close control.
- Access
- Officially marked dog friendly; use a lead near livestock
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RFSDog friendly
Walks
Reaveley Farm Family Stroll
⌖ Ingram · Northumberland
An easy 2.5-mile route from Ingram Bridge along quiet valley roads beside the River Breamish. The route is marked accessible and dog friendly by the National Park.
- Access
- Dog friendly; keep close control around farms and livestock
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The official route is marked accessible and follows mainly tarmac on quiet valley roads.
- Buggy / pushchair
- A strong pushchair option because most of the route is on tarmac, subject to road conditions.
- Surface & gradients
- About 2.5 miles, mainly on quiet tarmac roads used by farms and occasional vehicles.
- Places to rest
- No regular seating is confirmed along the route; bring a portable rest aid if needed.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking and toilet options in the Ingram area before setting out.
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SGWDog friendly
Walks
Sycamore Gap Walk from The Sill
⌖ Once Brewed · Northumberland
A moderate two-mile route from The Sill to the landmark gap on Hadrian’s Wall. Expect steep stone paths, exposed ground and mud; the route remains open although the famous tree was felled in 2023.
- Access
- Officially marked dog friendly; lead around livestock
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WCPDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Walltown Country Park
⌖ Greenhead · Northumberland
An accessible country park with surfaced paths, ponds, picnic areas and routes towards Hadrian’s Wall. The National Park asks visitors to keep dogs on leads throughout the park.
- Access
- Dogs on leads at all times
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- A particularly strong choice, with about 1.6km of enhanced accessible, traffic-free paths.
- Buggy / pushchair
- The enhanced paths are suitable for pushchairs; confirm temporary closures before travelling.
- Surface & gradients
- Flexi-paved, waymarked paths with gentler route choices around the visitor hub.
- Places to rest
- Accessible picnic tables and benches are provided. Ask the visitor centre which short route passes the most seats.
- Facilities to check
- Parking, visitor centre, 24-hour toilets and a Changing Places facility.
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CPRDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Cresswell Pond nature reserve
⌖ Cresswell · Northumberland
A shallow coastal lagoon with a level path and ramped boardwalk to a bird hide. Park north of the reserve and expect a short roadside approach to the farm track.
- Access
- Dogs on leads throughout the reserve
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- A continuous step-free route is not confirmed; contact the Wildlife Trust for current path and gate details.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Natural paths may be narrow, muddy or uneven. An all-terrain buggy may be needed.
- Surface & gradients
- Wildlife-reserve paths with surfaces affected by rain, grazing and seasonal management.
- Places to rest
- Hides may provide a pause, but accessible seating and the distance between rest points are not confirmed.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, hides, gates and temporary wildlife restrictions before visiting.
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DPNDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Druridge Pools nature reserve
⌖ Cresswell · Northumberland
A wetland reserve with public paths, two hides and a viewing platform. Paths are generally level but can be wet and muddy, and grazing ponies or cattle may be present.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; livestock may be present
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- A continuous step-free route is not confirmed; contact the Wildlife Trust for current path and gate details.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Natural paths may be narrow, muddy or uneven. An all-terrain buggy may be needed.
- Surface & gradients
- Wildlife-reserve paths with surfaces affected by rain, grazing and seasonal management.
- Places to rest
- Hides may provide a pause, but accessible seating and the distance between rest points are not confirmed.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, hides, gates and temporary wildlife restrictions before visiting.
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BNRDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Bakethin nature reserve
⌖ Kielder Water · Northumberland
A large woodland-and-wetland reserve at the north-west end of Kielder Water, with surfaced tracks, a viaduct and an accessible viewing hide about half a mile from the car park.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; grazing animals may be present
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- An easy-access route of roughly half a mile runs from the main car park to an accessible wildlife hide.
- Buggy / pushchair
- The wide, well-surfaced easy-access route is the most suitable option; avoid steeper sections near the viaduct.
- Surface & gradients
- Wide surfaced tracks on the easy route, with steeper slopes elsewhere and grazing animals possible.
- Places to rest
- The welcome point has shelter and seating, the hide provides a pause, and a carved wildlife bench is reported.
- Facilities to check
- Use the main car park; check current toilet provision before travelling.
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
R7Dog friendly
Eat & drink
Repas 7
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
A continental-style bistro and bar on West Street with a private beer garden and evening music on selected nights. Visit Berwick says furry friends are always welcome.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; check busy evening arrangements
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LIMDog friendly
Eat & drink
Limoncello — Berwick
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
An independent Italian restaurant and cocktail bar in central Berwick. Visit Berwick’s dog-friendly guide currently lists its dog access as outdoor only, so confirm seating when booking.
- Access
- Dogs listed for outdoor seating only
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PCBDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Promenade Café Bar
⌖ Spittal, Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
A relaxed café overlooking Spittal Beach, serving breakfasts, light lunches and drinks. Its current tourism listing specifically describes the venue as dog friendly.
- Access
- Dog-friendly café; confirm at busy times
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CCDog friendly
Eat & drink
Cuppa Curiosities
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
A 1950s-themed tearoom on Marygate included in Visit Berwick’s current list of dog-friendly town-centre cafés. Confirm opening hours and seating before making a special journey.
- Access
- Listed as dog friendly by Visit Berwick
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BVCDog friendly
Things to do · Eat & drink
Berwick Visitors Centre
⌖ Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
A visitor centre with maps, local information, a café, a free exhibition and an upstairs film. The current tourism page says the centre is dog friendly and has an accessible public toilet.
- Access
- Dogs welcome inside
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DWIDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
The Duke of Wellington Inn
⌖ Newton, Stocksfield · Northumberland
A Tyne Valley inn where the full food menu is available in the bar. The inn says dogs are welcome in the bar and bar dining area, with water bowls provided; dog-friendly rooms are limited.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in the bar; tell staff when booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LTEDog friendly
Eat & drink
Lavender Tea Rooms — Etal
⌖ Etal · Northumberland
A family-run tearoom on the Ford & Etal Estate with a front garden. The current tourism page says pets are welcome in the outdoor seating area and a dog menu is offered in summer.
- Access
- Dogs in the outdoor seating area
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
STBDog friendly
Walks
Seahouses to Bamburgh coastal walk
⌖ Seahouses & Bamburgh · Northumberland
A roughly three-mile one-way coastal route between Seahouses and Bamburgh, using beach and coastal paths. Plan the return journey and check tides, weather and seasonal wildlife guidance before setting out.
- Access
- Dogs under close control; follow local lead signs
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- No continuous wheelchair-suitable beach route is confirmed. Soft sand, dunes and tidal conditions can block access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Standard pushchairs are likely to struggle on sand; use an all-terrain buggy and check the access point first.
- Surface & gradients
- Soft or wet sand, dunes and occasional rocks; conditions change with tides and weather.
- Places to rest
- Seats are not confirmed on the beach itself. Plan rests near the access point, village or car park.
- Facilities to check
- Check accessible parking, toilets, tide times and the distance from the car park before travelling.
Source reviewed 1 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BMGDog friendly
Things to do
Bailiffgate Museum & Gallery
⌖ Alnwick · Northumberland
A small, accessible museum telling 10,000 years of Alnwick and Northumberland history. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome unless a school party is visiting, so check before travelling.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; access may be limited during school visits
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CKBDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Copper Kettle — Bamburgh
⌖ Bamburgh · Northumberland
A traditional tearoom serving home-baked scones, cakes and light lunches on Bamburgh Front Street. The venue says dogs are always welcome and has a courtyard patio garden.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; indoor and patio seating
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BSBDog friendly
Things to do
Billy Shiel’s Boat Trips
⌖ Seahouses · Northumberland
Wildlife and sightseeing sailings from Seahouses Harbour. Dogs are permitted on several non-landing cruises and selected Holy Island trips; dogs cannot land on the Farne Islands, so choose the trip carefully.
- Access
- Dogs on selected trips; no dogs may land on the Farne Islands
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SFIDog friendly
Things to do
Serenity Farne Islands Boat Tours
⌖ Seahouses · Northumberland
Catamaran wildlife tours from Seahouses Harbour. Visit Northumberland lists well-behaved dogs as welcome aboard; dogs cannot land on the Farne Islands, so confirm the selected sailing directly.
- Access
- Dogs welcome on selected boat tours; confirm before booking
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HWNDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Heritage Walks Northumberland
⌖ Routes across Northumberland
Guided heritage walks include routes around Holy Island, the coast and Yeavering Bell. Visit Northumberland says dogs are welcomed on Northumberland routes; check the specific event, terrain and livestock advice before booking.
- Access
- Dogs welcome on selected guided routes
- Evidence
- Tourism source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CHBDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
The Cheviot Hotel — Bellingham
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
A traditional hotel and pub on Bellingham High Street serving meals and local ales. CAMRA’s current listing marks the pub as dog friendly and records accommodation, a garden and parking.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub; confirm room arrangements directly
- Evidence
- Independent directory
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HCHDog friendly
Stay
Haggerston Castle Holiday Park
⌖ Haggerston, near Berwick · Northumberland
A large holiday park with dog-friendly caravans and lodges, seven lakes and designated walking areas. Select dog-friendly accommodation when booking and check Haven’s current pet charges and venue restrictions.
- Access
- Selected dog-friendly units; advance booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BCTDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Black Carts Turret
⌖ Walwick, near Hexham · Northumberland
A free Hadrian’s Wall turret reached by a roughly 20-minute walk from Chesters Roman Fort. The route crosses fields, is likely to be muddy and may contain livestock; dogs should stay on a short lead.
- Access
- Outdoor site; dogs on short leads around livestock
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HCRDog friendly
Walks
Housesteads to Chesters Roman Trail
⌖ Hadrian’s Wall, Bardon Mill to Chollerford · Northumberland
A 9.6-mile, six-hour linear route linking two Roman forts via moorland, woodland, stiles and several Wall sites. English Heritage marks it suitable for dogs; arrange the return journey and keep dogs controlled near livestock.
- Access
- Dog suitable; moderate terrain with stiles
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
KLWDog friendly
Walks
Kielder Lakeside Way
⌖ Kielder Water · Northumberland
A 26-mile multi-user trail around Kielder Water that can be tackled in shorter sections from visitor centres and car parks. Keep dogs on leads at visitor centres, share the route with cyclists and riders, and check closures before setting out.
- Access
- Multi-user trail; leads at visitor centres
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Selected sections are surfaced and accessible, but the full long-distance route is not uniformly suitable. Choose a short section from a visitor hub.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Suitable on selected surfaced sections; confirm gradients, diversions and return distance.
- Surface & gradients
- A long multi-user trail shared with cyclists and horse riders, with surfaces and gradients varying by section.
- Places to rest
- Visitor hubs provide cafés, picnic areas and seating; resting places between hubs are not consistently documented.
- Facilities to check
- Plan from a visitor centre for accessible parking and toilets, and check opening times.
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TOTDog friendly
Eat & drink · Things to do
Tea on the Train — Bellingham
⌖ Bellingham · Northumberland
A railway-carriage café beside Bellingham Heritage Centre. The centre confirms that visitors can sit with their dog on the old station platform and in the garden; check opening dates before travelling.
- Access
- Dogs welcome at outdoor platform and garden tables
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
OGFDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Ogle Field
⌖ Ogle, near Ponteland · Northumberland
A 0.6-acre enclosed exercise field hired for sole use, with agility equipment, a paddling pool, drinking station and seating. The owner clearly warns that its 3–4ft fencing is not secure enough for every dog, including determined jumpers or diggers.
- Access
- Private booking; assess the 3–4ft fence for your dog
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
OTLDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Off The Leash Dog Park
⌖ East Heddon, near Ponteland · Northumberland
Two bookable fenced fields for 60-minute off-lead sessions at Ashtree Farm. One field borders a weekday dog-walking area, so owners of reactive dogs should contact the park and book a quieter time.
- Access
- Private hire; arrange sole adjoining-field use for reactive dogs
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WWDDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields · Services
Wagging Wood
⌖ Near Morpeth · Northumberland
A private, fully enclosed dog field with woodland, open space and activity equipment, available to book by the hour. The site has on-site parking and is intended for off-lead exercise, recall practice and training.
- Access
- Private hire with enclosed field and on-site parking
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SMBDog friendly
Home boarding · Day care · Dog-friendly taxis
Swinhope Mill Home Boarding & Doggy Daycare
⌖ Spartylea, near Hexham · Northumberland
Licensed home boarding and day care with six acres of countryside for exercise. Pick-up and drop-off can be arranged, and the service covers Haydon Bridge, Corbridge, Hexham and other nearby areas.
- Access
- Advance booking; discuss suitability and transport directly
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HFHDog friendly
Kennels · Groomers · Dog fields
Home From Home Boarding Kennels
⌖ East Heddon · Northumberland
A family-run, five-star licensed boarding kennel with more than 30 years of operation. The site also offers professional grooming and a private Bark Park; first-time kennel viewings and dog introductions are by appointment.
- Access
- Advance booking; first-time visits by appointment
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LBKDog friendly
Home boarding
Little Barks
⌖ Bedlington · Northumberland
Five-star licensed home boarding specifically for toy and small-breed dogs, with low guest numbers and a secure garden. New clients need a successful trial night, and the service publishes clear health and behaviour requirements.
- Access
- Small breeds only; registration and trial night required
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NTKDog friendly
Kennels · Day care
North Tyne Boarding Kennels
⌖ Low Carriteth Farm, Bellingham · Northumberland
Licensed boarding kennels on a working farm three miles from Bellingham, with heated and cooled kennels, exercise enclosures and access to extensive fields and woodland. Weekday day care is also available.
- Access
- Advance booking; new customers can arrange a visit
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TBKDog friendly
Kennels · Day care
Togston Barns Kennels
⌖ Togston, near Amble · Northumberland
A licensed family-run kennel offering overnight and day boarding. Heated kennels have covered outside runs, dogs receive exercise tailored to their needs, and vaccination records are required on arrival.
- Access
- Advance booking; current vaccinations required
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PCKDog friendly
Kennels · Day care
Patterson’s Cottage Boarding Kennels
⌖ Charlton Mires, Alnwick · Northumberland
Daytime and overnight boarding with heated individual kennels and enclosed runs. Dogs must be fully vaccinated, including kennel cough; the operator advises searching by the business name because postcode navigation can misdirect visitors.
- Access
- Advance booking; full vaccinations including kennel cough
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DDGDog friendly
Groomers
Dotty Dogs Grooming Salon
⌖ Hexham · Northumberland
A central Hexham salon offering full grooms, bathing, brushing, nail trims and puppy grooming for all breeds. The team publishes its qualifications and offers quieter appointment times for nervous dogs.
- Access
- Appointments required; quieter times available by arrangement
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SASDog friendly
Groomers · Services
Shampaws & Set Mobile Dog Grooming
⌖ Alnwick and surrounding area · Northumberland
An Alnwick-based mobile grooming service covering the surrounding area. The groomer publishes professional qualifications and offers flexible appointments, including some evenings and weekends.
- Access
- Mobile service; confirm coverage and appointment location
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
MMDDog friendly
Dog walkers · Services
Morpeth Mutts Dog Walking
⌖ Morpeth · Northumberland
An established Morpeth dog-walking and at-home pet-care service. The operator states that the business is insured and offers tailored walks, feeding visits and care in the owner’s home.
- Access
- Local service; discuss coverage and dog suitability directly
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
GDWDog friendly
Dog walkers · Services
Good Dog Walking
⌖ Morpeth and south Northumberland · Northumberland
A Morpeth-based team providing dog walking and pet-care services across south Northumberland. Check the current service area, availability and introductory arrangements directly before booking.
- Access
- Local service; advance enquiry and assessment
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DHMDog friendly
Dog walkers · Home boarding · Services
The Dog House of Morpeth
⌖ Morpeth · Northumberland
A Morpeth-based dog-walking, pet-sitting and home-boarding service. Ask about current boarding licence details, insurance, availability and a suitability meeting before making arrangements.
- Access
- Advance enquiry; verify current boarding licence and suitability
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 2 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PSDog friendly
Services · Dog walkers · Day care · Groomers · Dog trainers · Home boarding · Dog fields
Petsercise
⌖ North East England · near south-west Northumberland
A multi-service dog-care provider offering walking, day care, grooming, training and rehabilitation, canine hydrotherapy, classes and secure field hire. Home boarding is available only to members using its walking or day-care services. Published coverage is mainly around Rowlands Gill, Ryton, Crawcrook, Blaydon, Tantobie and nearby areas, so confirm that your postcode and chosen site are covered.
- Access
- Advance booking; service areas and locations vary
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BHDMDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Beacon Hill Dog Meadow
⌖ Beacon Hill Farm, near Morpeth · Northumberland
A securely fenced meadow available for private 50-minute bookings. Fresh water is provided; dogs must be vaccinated and the operator’s booking rules apply.
- Access
- Private secure field; advance booking
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Source reviewed 7 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBPDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Belsay Bark Park
⌖ Belsay · Northumberland
A new private-hire dog exercise field in Belsay with a secure 6ft fence, agility equipment, parking, fresh water, a weather shelter and seating. The website advertises an early-autumn 2026 opening, so check the live booking calendar before travelling.
- Access
- Exclusive private field; advance booking required
- Evidence
- Official source
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- The venue advertises seating or shelter; confirm that it is step-free from the entrance.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Owner confirmedThe business invited Dog Friendly Northumberland to connect on 8 September 2026.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NPDog friendly
Eat & drink
Nelson’s at the Park
⌖ Swarland · Northumberland
A dog-friendly community café beside Vyner Park, with indoor and outdoor seating, on-site parking and woodland walks close by. Confirm the current dog seating arrangements before visiting.
- Access
- Dog-friendly café; confirm seating arrangements
- Evidence
- Official website + published dog-friendly source
Source reviewed 7 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SODog friendly
Eat & drink
The Snowy Owl
⌖ Cramlington · Northumberland
A country pub beside Northumberlandia that welcomes dogs in the bar area and outdoor spaces. The pub provides water and treats; dogs should be kept on leads. This listing covers the pub only, as the adjoining accommodation has a separate pet policy.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in the bar area and outside; leads requested
- Evidence
- Official dog-friendly policy + community recommendation
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
OHDog friendly
Stay · Eat & drink
The Oaks Hotel Alnwick
⌖ Alnwick · Northumberland
An Alnwick hotel with a dog-friendly bar, patio and selected bedrooms. The hotel reports that dog blankets and bowls are provided in bedrooms, with water bowls around the property and Woofchesters snacks available at the bar. Tell the team about your dog before booking so they can allocate a suitable room, and confirm the current pet charge.
- Access
- Dog-friendly bar, patio and selected rooms; arrange in advance
- Evidence
- Official website + information supplied by the hotel
Owner confirmedThe hotel shared its dog-friendly room and bar amenities with Dog Friendly Northumberland on 8 September 2026.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ALDog friendly
Stay
Alnwick Lodge
⌖ West Cawledge Park, Alnwick · Northumberland
A characterful countryside B&B near Alnwick with well-behaved dogs accepted in certain ground-floor bedrooms. The published charge is £15 per dog per night and the room must be arranged in advance. Dog-friendly glamping is also available, and the site describes easy access to woodland walks.
- Access
- Certain ground-floor rooms by advance arrangement; £15 per dog per night
- Evidence
- Official website + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 8 September 2026, who highlighted the welcome for dogs and walks from the door.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBEDog friendly
Eat & drink
Bird in Bush — Elsdon
⌖ Elsdon · Northumberland
A traditional country pub on Elsdon village green in Northumberland National Park. Its current venue page marks the pub as pet friendly and lists food, a beer garden and parking. Accommodation is available, but a dog-friendly bedroom policy is not published, so confirm directly before booking a stay.
- Access
- Pet-friendly pub; confirm the permitted indoor areas
- Evidence
- Official venue page + current CAMRA listing
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PEDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Plough Inn — Ellington
⌖ Ellington, near Cresswell · Northumberland
A traditional village pub serving food near Cresswell Beach. Dogs are welcome in the bar area; mention your dog when booking so the team can allocate a suitable table. The pub has four bedrooms, but its official policy states that these are not dog friendly.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in the bar area; request a suitable table
- Evidence
- Official source
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ABTDog friendly
Eat & drink
Alnwick Brewery Co & Taproom
⌖ Hawkhill Business Park, Lesbury · Northumberland
A dog-friendly brewery taproom and beer garden at Hawkhill, with an on-site bottle shop, regular entertainment and changing food or street-food offerings. Water bowls and dog blankets are provided. Dogs must stay on leads throughout the site because neighbouring feathered residents may sometimes be roaming freely. Opening hours are seasonal and may vary during holidays, so check the latest information before travelling.
- Access
- Dogs welcome indoors and in the beer garden; strict on-lead policy
- Evidence
- Confirmed directly by venue + official website
Owner confirmedAlnwick Brewery Co & Taproom confirmed directly on 8 September 2026 that water bowls and dog blankets are provided and that dogs must remain on leads because neighbouring feathered residents may be roaming freely onsite.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Widdrington Inn
⌖ Widdrington Village · Northumberland
A traditional Northumberland village pub serving a full dining menu in its dog-friendly bar area. Outdoor seating is available in warmer weather. Check current food service times before travelling; Sunday tables are offered without reservations.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in the bar area, where the dining menu is served
- Evidence
- Official website + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 8 September 2026.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
MTDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Market Tavern — Alnwick
⌖ Fenkle Street, Alnwick · Northumberland
A traditional town-centre pub and steakhouse close to Alnwick Castle and The Alnwick Garden. Dogs are welcome in the bar but not in the separate restaurant; the full food menu can be ordered in the bar. Booking ahead is advised.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in the bar area; not permitted in the restaurant
- Evidence
- Official website + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 8 September 2026.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AEDog friendly
Eat & drink
Adam and Eve — Alnwick
⌖ Clayport Street, Alnwick · Northumberland
A neighbourhood pub and restaurant in central Alnwick, known for seasonal Northumbrian food, cocktails, Sunday roasts and a garden. It is currently reported as dog friendly, with treats available, but its website does not publish a detailed dog policy, so confirm the best table for your dog when booking.
- Access
- Reported dog friendly; confirm the permitted areas when booking
- Evidence
- Current venue information + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 8 September 2026.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CBHDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Castle Brew House — Warkworth
⌖ Warkworth · Northumberland
A traditional pub beside The Sun Hotel, serving ales and pub food with views towards Warkworth Castle. The venue describes the pub as dog friendly and welcomes walk-ins. It also has an extensive outdoor area for fair-weather visits.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub; walk-ins only
- Evidence
- Official website + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 8 September 2026.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NADog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
The Northumberland Arms — Felton
⌖ West Thirston, Felton · Northumberland
A riverside country inn with a bar, restaurant, beer garden and rooms. Its official information highlights underfloor heating for dogs in the bar, accessible parking and a ramp. Selected bedrooms accept dogs for a charge; tell the team about your dog before reserving a table or room.
- Access
- Dog-friendly bar; selected dog-friendly rooms by advance arrangement
- Evidence
- Official website + current booking information + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 8 September 2026.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Horseshoes Inn — Rennington
⌖ Rennington, near Alnwick · Northumberland
A dog-friendly, family-run village pub and restaurant near Alnwick, serving locally sourced pub food, real ales and hot drinks. There is a log fire for cooler days and a garden for outdoor dining. Use the website or telephone to request a table.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub and garden; request a table in advance
- Evidence
- Official website + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 8 September 2026.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
GGDog friendly
Things to do
Golden Gate Farne Islands Boat Trips
⌖ Seahouses Harbour · Northumberland
Wildlife cruises from Seahouses around the Farne Islands, with dogs welcomed on all advertised adventures, including the Longstone Island trip. Routes and landings depend on the season, sea conditions and wildlife restrictions, so check the chosen trip before booking.
- Access
- Dogs welcome on all advertised trips; check landing and lead rules
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CRDog friendly
Things to do
Cassie Rose Puffin Tours
⌖ Amble Harbour · Northumberland
Small-group boat trips from Amble around Coquet Island, including seasonal puffin tours and angling trips. The vessel is dog friendly and has an onboard toilet. Dogs must stay on a lead throughout the trip.
- Access
- Dogs welcome aboard when kept on a lead
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
KOFDog friendly
Things to do
Kielder Osprey Ferry
⌖ Kielder Water · Northumberland
A scenic cruise around Kielder Water with a heated viewing gallery, open-air aft deck, refreshments and an onboard toilet. Tickets are available for dogs. Sailings need minimum passenger numbers and can be cancelled in high winds, so booking and a same-day check are sensible.
- Access
- Dog tickets available; contact the operator about individual access needs
- Evidence
- Official destination website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
AVRDog friendly
Things to do
Aln Valley Railway
⌖ Lionheart Station, Alnwick · Northumberland
A heritage railway attraction at Lionheart Station near Alnwick. Dogs may visit the site and travel on ordinary services, with one dog per adult and a maximum of ten dogs per train. Dogs are excluded from marked compartments and most dining or special-event trains.
- Access
- Dogs on leads on standard services; special-event exclusions apply
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
STRDog friendly
Things to do
South Tynedale Railway — Slaggyford
⌖ Slaggyford, near Haltwhistle · Northumberland
An accessible narrow-gauge heritage railway linking Alston with Slaggyford in Northumberland. Dogs are permitted on all ordinary timetabled services and must be kept on a short lead and under control. Check special-event arrangements before travelling.
- Access
- Dogs permitted on timetabled services; short leads required
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BHCDog friendly
Things to do
Bellingham Heritage Centre
⌖ Station Yard, Bellingham · Northumberland
A local history museum in Bellingham's former railway station. Well-behaved dogs are welcome inside under control. The old platform and garden also provide outdoor seating beside Tea on the Train, with fresh water available for dogs.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs welcome inside and in the outdoor areas
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NNDog friendly
Stay
Northumberland Nook
⌖ Kirkheaton · Northumberland
Dog-friendly, adults-only luxury glamping at a secluded working farm near Kirkheaton. The rural setting offers dark skies, quiet roads and countryside walks. Check the individual accommodation, dog charge and farm rules before booking.
- Access
- Dog-friendly glamping; confirm the chosen unit and current terms
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
EFGDog friendly
Stay
East Farm Glamping
⌖ Great Whittington · Northumberland
Dog-friendly luxury glamping on a working farm, welcoming up to two well-behaved dogs. Bowls, a spare lead, waste bags and a dog welcome pack are provided. Dogs must remain on leads around the site and use their own beds and bedding.
- Access
- Up to two dogs; leads required throughout the working farm
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WNDog friendly
Stay
Wild Northumbrian
⌖ Thorneyburn, near Bellingham · Northumberland
Off-grid yurts, huts and a treehouse yurt in Northumberland's Dark Sky Park. Dogs are welcome throughout the site and in all accommodation. Keep them on leads around livestock, bring their own bed and bedding, and clean muddy paws before entering.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in all accommodation; leads needed around livestock
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TYDog friendly
Stay
The Tempus Yurts
⌖ Charlton Hall Estate, Chathill · Northumberland
Furnished dog-friendly yurts on the Charlton Hall Estate, each with a private deck overlooking the surrounding Northumberland countryside. The coast, castles and dog-friendly beaches are within easy reach. Confirm dog charges and the chosen yurt's rules when booking.
- Access
- Dog-friendly yurts; confirm capacity, charges and current terms
- Evidence
- Official destination listing + venue website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DBCDog friendly
Stay · Walks
Druridge Bay Country Park Campsite
⌖ Red Row, Druridge Bay · Northumberland
A council-run dog-friendly campsite inside Druridge Bay Country Park, close to the lake, trails and beach. It has tent and hardstanding pitches, washrooms, accessible facilities, a play park and an on-site café. Dogs and other pets must stay under proper control.
- Access
- Dog-friendly campsite; pets must remain under proper control
- Evidence
- Northumberland County Council
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published visitor information does not confirm a continuous wheelchair-suitable route. Contact the site before relying on access.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Pushchair suitability is not confirmed. Ask about steps, gates, path width, gradients and the current surface.
- Surface & gradients
- Surfaces and gradients vary; follow the linked route information and allow for wet or muddy conditions.
- Places to rest
- The number and spacing of benches are not published. Ask where reliable seats, shelters or picnic tables are located.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, route length and an easy turnaround point before travelling.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
ADDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Annstead Dunes Nature Reserve
⌖ Between Beadnell and Seahouses · Northumberland
A free coastal nature reserve of mature dunes with paths leading towards the beach and views over Annstead Rocks. Dogs must remain on leads to protect wildlife and grazing ponies. Paths are narrow, undulating and sandy, with steep sections and awkward gates.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; uneven dunes, narrow paths and grazing ponies
- Evidence
- Northumberland Wildlife Trust
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BMDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Benshaw Moor Nature Reserve
⌖ Rede Valley, near Elsdon · Northumberland
A free, remote upland reserve with moorland, bog, burns and broad views. Dogs must remain on leads. There are no formal paths or car park, the terrain can be boggy and difficult, and conditions change quickly, so this is best for experienced and properly equipped walkers.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; pathless, boggy terrain for experienced walkers
- Evidence
- Northumberland Wildlife Trust
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
WRDog friendly
Walks · Things to do
Williamston Nature Reserve
⌖ River South Tyne, near Slaggyford · Northumberland
A free riverside nature reserve combining grassland and woodland on the bank of the South Tyne. Dogs must stay on leads. The ground is generally level but can be muddy, with roots and branches on paths and a steep bank immediately after the entrance.
- Access
- Dogs on leads; muddy sections and a steep entrance bank
- Evidence
- Northumberland Wildlife Trust
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Not recommended as a wheelchair route without specialist equipment and detailed local advice.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Not suitable for most standard pushchairs because of steep, narrow, stepped or very uneven sections.
- Surface & gradients
- Natural and challenging terrain; expect gradients, uneven surfaces and weather-related hazards.
- Places to rest
- Regular benches are not confirmed. Do not rely on seating along the route.
- Facilities to check
- Check parking, toilets, route closures, mobile signal and an achievable turnaround point before setting out.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NLDog friendly
Things to do · Walks · Eat & drink
Northumberlandia
⌖ Blagdon Lane, Cramlington · Northumberland
A free outdoor landscape sculpture with woodland paths, viewpoints, a visitor centre and café. Dogs on leads are welcome across the site and inside the visitor centre and café. Accessible toilets are available when the café is open, and parking is available for a suggested donation.
- Access
- Dogs on leads welcome outdoors and inside the visitor centre café
- Evidence
- Northumberland Wildlife Trust
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The visitor centre and café are accessible, but the sculpture's hill routes include significant gradients and some steps. Ask staff for the gentlest lower route.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Possible on selected lower paths; the steeper landform paths are unsuitable for many pushchairs.
- Surface & gradients
- Woodland and surfaced paths at lower level, with steep climbs and stepped sections on the sculpture.
- Places to rest
- The visitor centre café provides reliable seating; confirm benches along the route with staff.
- Facilities to check
- Parking and accessible toilets are available when the visitor centre café is open.
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TGDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Gate — Netherwitton
⌖ Netherwitton, near Morpeth · Northumberland
A small traditional country pub at Forestburn Gate with three rooms, a games room, garden and parking. CAMRA lists it as dog friendly and quiet. Opening times can change, so check before making a special journey.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub; keep dogs under control and confirm current arrangements
- Evidence
- CAMRA venue information + visitor recommendation
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BWDog friendly
Eat & drink
Bewicks — Rothbury
⌖ Church Street, Rothbury · Northumberland
A country bistro and café in the centre of Rothbury serving brunch and an all-day menu. The venue welcomes well-behaved dogs at all Bewicks sites. Opening hours can vary and advance booking is recommended.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs welcome; booking ahead is recommended
- Evidence
- Official website + visitor recommendation
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
EADog friendly
Eat & drink · Things to do
Eshott Airfield Café
⌖ Eshott Airfield, near Felton · Northumberland
A café and aircraft-viewing area at Eshott Airfield, serving breakfasts, home-baked treats and drinks. The café is dog friendly, but dogs must remain on a short lead at all times. Aircraft noise may not suit every dog.
- Access
- Dog friendly; short leads required throughout the visit
- Evidence
- Official website + visitor recommendation
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NABDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Northumberland Arms — Bedlington
⌖ Front Street East, Bedlington · Northumberland
A traditional local pub on Front Street East with separate bar and lounge areas. Current venue information lists dogs as allowed, and it has also been recommended by a local visitor. Opening hours vary, so confirm before travelling.
- Access
- Dogs reported welcome; confirm the permitted areas before visiting
- Evidence
- CAMRA + current venue directory + visitor recommendation
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BSIDog friendly
Eat & drink
Black Swan Inn — Seahouses
⌖ Union Street, Seahouses · Northumberland
A pub and dining venue beside Seahouses Harbour. Dogs are welcome in the bar during service hours and in the courtyard and terrace. They may use the orangery from noon to 3pm but are not permitted in the restaurant, or in the orangery after 3pm.
- Access
- Dogs welcome in selected areas and at specified times; leads required
- Evidence
- Official website + official dog policy + visitor recommendation
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
KRDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Keel Row — Seaton Delaval
⌖ Foreman Row, Seaton Delaval · Northumberland
A country pub between Seaton Delaval, East Cramlington and New Hartley, serving meals and hosting regular events. CAMRA lists the pub as dog friendly, with a garden, family facilities and parking. Check current opening and food-service times before visiting.
- Access
- Dog-friendly pub; confirm current indoor areas when visiting
- Evidence
- CAMRA venue information + visitor recommendation
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
MIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Middle Inn — Bamburgh
⌖ Front Street, Bamburgh · Northumberland
A village inn on Bamburgh's Front Street with bar areas and a beer garden. Its published dog policy welcomes well-behaved dogs throughout the bar and garden. Keep dogs under control and check busy-period arrangements before visiting.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs welcome in all bar areas and the beer garden
- Evidence
- Official website + published dog policy + visitor recommendation
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BBDog friendly
Eat & drink
Brocksbushes Dog-Friendly Dining Area
⌖ Stocksfield, near Corbridge · Northumberland
A dedicated outdoor dog-friendly extension to the Courtyard Kitchen, with table ordering available by QR code. Dogs must stay outside and on leads. They are not allowed in the farm shop, main tea room or fruit fields, except registered assistance dogs where applicable.
- Access
- Dogs welcome only in the dedicated outdoor dining area; leads required
- Evidence
- Official website
Source reviewed 8 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FGFDog friendly
Stay
Fenwick Granary Farm
⌖ Beal, near Holy Island · Northumberland
A collection of thoughtfully restored self-catering accommodation near Holy Island and directly on St Cuthbert's Way. Pets are permitted in the accommodation, while Cuthbert's Cave and Bede's Bothy have secure enclosed gardens that are particularly useful for guests travelling with dogs.
- Access
- Pet-friendly accommodation; confirm the chosen property's dog limit, charges and current rules when booking
- Evidence
- Official website + Visit Northumberland
Source reviewed 9 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CCDog friendly
Stay
Cornerstone Cottage — Seahouses
⌖ Stone Close, Seahouses · Northumberland
A community-recommended dog-friendly holiday cottage in Seahouses, within easy reach of the village, harbour and Northumberland coast. Public booking details are limited, so contact the owner directly before reserving.
- Access
- Dog-friendly holiday let; confirm dog capacity, charges and house rules directly
- Evidence
- Business Facebook page + community recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended to Dog Friendly Northumberland on 9 September 2026.
Source reviewed 9 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BDDog friendly
Stay
Bewick Drift Caravan Park
⌖ Cresswell coast, near Morpeth · Northumberland
A dog-friendly touring site near Cresswell Beach, welcoming motorhomes, caravans and tents. Facilities reported include electric hook-ups, drinking water, waste points, toilets and showers. The Drift Café is nearby, while The Plough Inn at Ellington is a short journey away.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; confirm booking arrangements, pitch availability and current site rules
- Evidence
- Current campsite information + local recommendation
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 9 September 2026.
Source reviewed 9 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BCDog friendly
Stay
Bluebell Cottage — Rochester
⌖ Rochester, near Otterburn · Northumberland
A four-bedroom countryside holiday cottage sleeping up to eight guests, with private parking, a patio, hot tub and a large enclosed garden. The host permits either two small dogs (approximately cockapoo size) or one medium dog.
- Access
- Up to two small dogs or one medium dog; confirm the pet rules and any charges before booking
- Evidence
- Official accommodation page
Source reviewed 9 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LOIDog friendly
Worth the trip
Land of Oak & Iron
⌖ Winlaton Mill, Gateshead · outside Northumberland
A dog-friendly Heritage Centre and café beside Derwent Walk Country Park, with riverside, woodland and railway-path walks through the Derwent Valley. The venue also recommends its café menu for dogs.
- Access
- Dogs welcome at Café Shrub; check current path conditions, opening hours and local signs before visiting
- Evidence
- Official website + venue recommendation
Owner confirmedLand of Oak & Iron recommended the walks and its dog-friendly café menu to Dog Friendly Northumberland in September 2026.
Source reviewed 10 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CIDog friendly
Eat & drink
The Coach Inn — Lesbury
⌖ Lesbury, near Alnmouth · Northumberland
A traditional village pub with a bar, snug, dining area, wood-burning stoves and homemade food. The pub's website confirms that it is dog friendly and provides a large rear beer garden and ample parking. Current visitor reports place dogs in the bar rather than the small restaurant area, so request a dog-friendly table when booking.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; bar seating reported, with the small restaurant area excluded—confirm when reserving
- Evidence
- Official website + current CAMRA listing + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedThe pub's current website confirms that it is dog friendly, with a large beer garden and ample parking.
Source reviewed 11 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
LMDog friendly
Eat & drink
La Mensa
⌖ Town Foot, Rothbury · Northumberland
An Italian and Mediterranean restaurant in central Rothbury with indoor and outdoor seating. It has been recommended locally as dog friendly, and current venue directories report that dogs are accepted. The business has not published a detailed dog policy, so contact the restaurant to confirm where your dog can sit when booking.
- Access
- Dogs reported welcome; confirm indoor seating, table availability and current arrangements before visiting
- Evidence
- Recent visitor recommendation + current restaurant listings
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 10 September 2026; confirm the current dog seating policy directly.
Source reviewed 10 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
THDog friendly
Eat & drink · Stay
The Turks Head — Rothbury
⌖ High Street, Rothbury · Northumberland
A pet-friendly pub, restaurant and inn on Rothbury High Street, with a rear beer garden and food served daily. Two of its en-suite rooms accept pets; guests travelling with a dog must choose an eligible room and tell the team when booking. Free parking is available on the High Street.
- Access
- Pet-friendly pub; only two rooms accept pets, subject to advance booking and a pet charge
- Evidence
- Official website + current CAMRA listing + visitor recommendation
Owner confirmedThe inn's current website describes the pub as pet friendly and confirms that two rooms welcome pets.
Source reviewed 10 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
RRDog friendly
Walks
Rothbury Riverside Walk
⌖ River Coquet, Rothbury · Northumberland
A gentle dog-friendly walk beside the River Coquet, starting from Rothbury. Published routes use Cowhaugh or Beggars Rigg parking and can be kept short as an out-and-back stroll. A local visitor recommends crossing the footbridge from Cowhaugh, turning left and following the firm, fairly level path; they comfortably walk for about 45 minutes before turning back.
- Access
- Dogs welcome; keep them under close control near sheep, other path users and the river
- Evidence
- Official tourism information + National Park route + recent visitor recommendation
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- The published 2.4km riverside route is described as suitable for wheelchair users, with only about eight metres of ascent. River levels can flood parts of the path, so check conditions first.
- Buggy / pushchair
- The published route is described as suitable for pushchairs. Stay on the firm riverside section and use the same way back if a longer path becomes rougher or muddy.
- Surface & gradients
- A gentle, mostly level riverside route. A recent local report describes the main section from Cowhaugh car park as tarmac; conditions can change after flooding.
- Places to rest
- Local walking information reports seats and picnic tables along the riverbank, while Rothbury has cafés and pubs for a longer rest. Exact spacing is not published.
- Facilities to check
- Cowhaugh and Beggars Rigg are the published parking choices. Check current parking, public-toilet opening and river conditions before travelling.
Owner confirmedRecommended by a Dog Friendly Northumberland visitor on 10 September 2026, with published route information checked the same day.
Source reviewed 10 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
SPDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
The Stables Dog Paddock
⌖ Choppington · Northumberland
A pre-bookable secure dog-training and exercise paddock of approximately one acre. The drive-in field includes an enclosed parking area and is surrounded by fencing approximately 1.8 metres (six feet) high. Exclusive sessions are available for 30 minutes or one hour, with water available if requested.
- Access
- Drive-in visits by advance appointment only; check availability, dog limits and the current terms before booking
- Evidence
- Official business Facebook page
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Owner confirmedThe business's current Facebook page publishes its field description, booking periods and terms of use.
Source reviewed 10 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TDDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Topdog Safe & Secure Exercise
⌖ Seghill, near Seaton Delaval · Northumberland
A privately bookable secure dog-exercise field near Seghill, suitable for stress-free off-lead exercise. Published field information describes an open grass paddock of around one to two acres, fencing over six feet high, water on site and hardstanding for parking.
- Access
- Private or business hire; contact the operator for availability, booking details and current field rules
- Evidence
- Official business Facebook page + current specialist directory
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Owner confirmedThe business's current Facebook page advertises safe, secure exercise with private and business hire.
Source reviewed 10 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HHDog friendly
Walks · Dog fields
Havelock Hounds Exercise & Agility
⌖ Havelock Grange, Seghill · Northumberland
A privately bookable dog-exercise facility with two paddocks: a secure field for exercise and off-lead running, plus an agility paddock with equipment for different abilities. Sessions are offered for 30 minutes or one hour.
- Access
- Private paddock hire; contact the business in advance and confirm availability and current rules
- Evidence
- Official business Facebook page
Wheelchairs, buggies & rest points＋
- Wheelchair
- Step-free access, gate width and the route from parking are not fully published; ask the operator before booking.
- Buggy / pushchair
- Grass can be wet or uneven. Confirm the entrance surface and whether the field suits your buggy.
- Surface & gradients
- Enclosed grass field; firmness and mud depend on recent weather.
- Places to rest
- A reliable seat is not confirmed; ask the operator whether seating or shelter is provided.
- Facilities to check
- Confirm accessible parking, toilets, water, shelter and assistance at the gate before booking.
Owner confirmedThe business's current Facebook page advertises its exercise and agility paddocks in Seghill.
Source reviewed 10 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BSDog friendly
Stay
Bellevue by the Sea
⌖ Spittal, Berwick-upon-Tweed · Northumberland
A two-bedroom seaside holiday home sleeping four people and welcoming up to two dogs. It is only metres from Spittal's sandy dog-friendly beach and promenade, with a rear patio, off-road parking for one car, a wood burner and walks towards historic Berwick-upon-Tweed from the doorstep.
- Access
- Up to two dogs; confirm current charges and house rules when booking
- Evidence
- Current booking page + owner submission
Owner confirmedSubmitted by a person connected with the property through the Dog Friendly Northumberland suggestion form on 12 September 2026.
Source reviewed 13 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BWDog friendly
Events · Things to do
Brocksbushes Pumpkin Experience · Woof Days 2026
⌖ Stocksfield, near Corbridge · Northumberland
Brocksbushes has four dedicated dog-friendly dates during its 2026 Pumpkin Experience: Woof Weekend on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October, plus Woof Wednesdays on 21 and 28 October. Tickets include the pumpkin patch and seasonal activities; dogs are excluded from the Baby Brocks area.
- Access
- Dogs are explicitly welcome on the four Woof dates only; keep them on leads and clean up after them
- Evidence
- Official organiser
Source reviewed 9 October 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FECMDog friendly
Events · Things to do · Shops
Ford & Etal Christmas Market 2026
⌖ Ford, Etal & Heatherslaw · Northumberland
A two-day Christmas market across four hubs in Ford, Etal and Heatherslaw, with more than 70 stalls, festive entertainment, food and drink, local shops and cafés, and access to Ford Castle. It runs from 10am to 4pm on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026.
- Access
- The organiser explicitly welcomes dogs at every Christmas Market venue; dogs must stay on leads
- Evidence
- Official organiser
Source reviewed 9 October 2026 · Not a personal inspection
FCMDog friendly
Events · Eat & drink · Shops
Forage Christmas Market at Rigg & Furrow 2026
⌖ Acklington Park Farm, near Morpeth · Northumberland
Forage's Christmas market brings 54 independent makers to Rigg & Furrow's farmhouse brewery and taproom from 12pm to 5pm on Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 December 2026, with taproom drinks and local street food.
- Access
- The organiser states that dogs are welcome on leads and pets enter free; arriving after 3pm is recommended for dogs that prefer smaller crowds
- Evidence
- Official organiser
Source reviewed 9 October 2026 · Not a personal inspection
BIHTDog friendly
Events · Things to do
Belsay International Horse Trials 2027
⌖ Belsay, near Ponteland · Northumberland
A three-day international horse trials and countryside day out from Friday 14 to Sunday 16 May 2027, with eventing, showground attractions, shopping and food in the Belsay Estate grounds.
- Access
- The official event FAQ welcomes dogs; keep them on short leads and under control throughout the showground
- Evidence
- Official organiser
Source reviewed 9 October 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NCSDog friendly
Events · Things to do
Northumberland County Show 2027
⌖ Bywell, near Stocksfield · Northumberland
Northumberland's annual agricultural show returns on Saturday 29 May 2027 with rural displays, livestock, entertainment, shopping, food, live music and a fun dog show organised by Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter.
- Access
- Well-behaved dogs are explicitly welcome on short leads; dogs cannot enter livestock or other marquees. Water bowls, free waste bags and a dog-relax area are provided
- Evidence
- Official organiser
Source reviewed 9 October 2026 · Not a personal inspection
C4CDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
College 4 Canines
⌖ Acklington Village Hall, near Morpeth · Northumberland
Force-free dog training and behaviour support led by Denise Devereux, with puppy, life-skills, reactive-dog and scent-work classes plus one-to-one consultations. The provider publishes degree-level canine behaviour qualifications and a science-based positive-reinforcement approach.
- Access
- Advance booking; ask which class or consultation best suits your dog
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DLDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
The Dog Log
⌖ Kirkley, near Ponteland · Northumberland
A Northumberland training team offering puppy and follow-on classes, one-to-one training, behaviour support and activities including hoopers, rally and dog parkour. Its website describes reward-based, positive and family-focused training and publishes APDT and canine behaviour qualifications.
- Access
- Classes and consultations by advance booking
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DLHDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Dogs Little Helper
⌖ Wylam · Northumberland
Jayne Lockey offers puppy start-right advice, one-to-one lessons, rescue-dog support and therapy-dog assessments. The website states that Jayne is APDT assessed and ABTC registered and uses gentle, humane and reward-based methods.
- Access
- One-to-one sessions and assessments by appointment
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PPDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Perfect Pawz Training & Behaviour
⌖ Hexham · Northumberland
Puppy training and individual behaviour support across Hexham and the Tyne Valley. Anna Bradley publishes MSc and BSc qualifications, IAABC certification and ABTC registration, and describes the practice as kind, force-free and evidence based.
- Access
- Advance booking; complex behaviour support may require veterinary information
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
TPDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Thinking Paws
⌖ Alnwick and surrounding Northumberland
Julie Daniels provides puppy home visits, dog training, enrichment and dog and cat behaviour work around Alnwick. The practice publishes CCAB, COAPE, APDT and ABTC credentials and describes its approach as kind, practical and evidence based.
- Access
- Advance enquiry; behaviour cases may need veterinary referral
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PSKDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Pawsitive Skills
⌖ Pegswood and Ashington · Northumberland
Dog and puppy classes in Pegswood and Ashington, plus one-to-one training across Northumberland and dog-show coaching. The provider focuses on games, communication and building a willing, positive relationship between dog and owner.
- Access
- Classes and one-to-one sessions by advance booking
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NCCDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Norbreck Canine Centre
⌖ Norbreck Farm, Choppington · Northumberland
A purpose-built dog training and activity centre with an indoor hall, secure outdoor areas and classes from puppy and beginner training to agility, rally, ringcraft and clicker work. Its published approach uses positive, reward-based techniques.
- Access
- Book classes or private appointments in advance
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
CBDog friendly
Dog trainers · Day care · Services
Central Bark Dog Training
⌖ Whitehouse Farm, near Morpeth · Northumberland
A farm-based centre offering puppy and activity classes, private lessons, behavioural consultations and online support alongside licensed day care. The training pages state that reward-based, positive methods are used.
- Access
- Advance booking; confirm current waiting times and the most suitable service
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DDBDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Diamond Dog Behaviour and Training
⌖ Welton, near Stocksfield · Northumberland
Dog and puppy classes, adult training and individual behaviour work from a secure training area near the A69. The practice describes its methods as humane and force-free and publishes APDT membership and further behaviour qualifications.
- Access
- Advance assessment or booking; confirm the right class or individual plan
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HGDDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Habits of a Good Dog
⌖ Northumberland and Tyne & Wear coverage
Frank Taylor provides in-person and virtual training and behaviour-management advice across the North East. The ABTC register lists Northumberland coverage, APDT accreditation and a positive-reinforcement, reward-based approach.
- Access
- Contact the trainer to confirm travel coverage and appointment format
- Evidence
- Official website + ABTC practitioner register
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DLADog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Dogs Life — Andrea Devere
⌖ Stocksfield and the Tyne Valley · Northumberland
IMDT-qualified trainer Andrea Devere offers puppy and adult classes, one-to-one training and consultations around the Tyne Valley. Her directory profile states that Dogs Life promotes kind, force-free and reward-based training.
- Access
- Contact through the IMDT listing to confirm current classes and coverage
- Evidence
- Current IMDT trainer directory
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
JSDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Jenny Sandiford Dog Training
⌖ Acomb, near Hexham · Northumberland
An IMDT-qualified trainer offering puppy and adult classes, one-to-one training, behaviour consultations, rescue-dog support and remote training. The IMDT profile describes kind teaching methods tailored to each dog.
- Access
- Contact through the IMDT listing for current services and availability
- Evidence
- Current IMDT trainer directory
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
HDDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
HeartDog
⌖ Northumberland · online support
Janet Finlay is listed by APDT in Northumberland and provides online courses and one-to-one coaching, particularly for reactive dogs and Animal Centred Education. Confirm whether the current service is suitable for your training needs before booking.
- Access
- Primarily online; enquire about current course and consultation availability
- Evidence
- Official website + current APDT directory
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PPDDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Pivot Point Dog Training
⌖ Northumberland and Tyne & Wear coverage
Georgie Smith offers dog training support across Northumberland and Tyne & Wear. The ABTC practitioner register lists Georgie as an Animal Training Instructor through PACT; contact the practice to discuss methods, location and the right service for your dog.
- Access
- Advance enquiry; confirm travel coverage and appointment location
- Evidence
- Official website + ABTC practitioner register
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
MMDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Muttamorphosis
⌖ Northumberland and Tyne & Wear coverage
Sue McCabe offers puppy training, online courses and one-to-one consultations for everyday training and more complex behaviour. The practice states that it uses positive, non-confrontational methods, and the ABTC directory lists Northumberland coverage.
- Access
- Advance enquiry; confirm whether an online or in-person service is appropriate
- Evidence
- Official website + ABTC practitioner register
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
DHRDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
The Dog House Rules
⌖ Northumberland coverage · North East England
Stephen Bell provides coaching, consultations, day training and walk-and-train support, with particular experience of rescue dogs. The business publishes Karen Pryor Academy certification and ABTC registration and describes its approach as force-free, fear-free and reward based.
- Access
- Advance consultation; confirm travel area and the appropriate support package
- Evidence
- Official website + ABTC practitioner register
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
PMDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Paws & Minds
⌖ West Northumberland coverage · based near Chapelknowe
An IMDT trainer offering force-free, positive training and behaviour support from a secure field near Chapelknowe, with published travel coverage extending into West Northumberland. Confirm travel charges and whether training is at the field, online or at another location.
- Access
- Advance enquiry; West Northumberland coverage varies by location
- Evidence
- Official trainer website
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
NDSDog friendly
Dog trainers · Services
Northumberland Dog Sports
⌖ Various rural and urban locations · Northumberland
Mantrailing sessions that teach dogs to follow a human scent trail for fun. The organiser states that reactive, nervous and on-lead dogs can take part because dogs work one at a time; an introduction course is required before progression sessions.
- Access
- Advance booking; dogs wait securely between individual trails
- Evidence
- Official organiser website + ABTC practitioner directory
Source reviewed 29 September 2026 · Not a personal inspection
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