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Dog-Friendly Things to Do in County Durham
Bringing the dog to County Durham? Good call. These are the local attractions that welcome dogs, with distances so you can plan walkies-friendly days out from wherever you're staying.
Museums & Galleries
22.9 mi from County Durham
Heugh Battery Museum
Heugh Battery Museum sits on the site of the only First World War battlefield in the UK, telling the story of the Bombardment of the Hartlepools in December 1914. You can explore a...
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24.8 mi from County Durham
Old Lowlight Heritage Centre
Old Lowlight Heritage Centre sits in North Tyneside, in a Grade 2 listed building on North Shields Fish Quay that was once one of a pair of leading lights guiding ships through the...
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28.3 mi from County Durham
Mount Grace House
House in East Harlsey, Hambleton, England, UK
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Where to stay near County Durham
Places to stay within easy reach of these days out.
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Worth knowing before you go
Rules vary — some attractions ask for dogs on short leads, and a few restrict certain areas. A quick check of the attraction's own site before you set out saves surprises, and always pack water for warm days.
See the full things to do in County Durham guide for every attraction in the area, and pair your days out with County Durham's dog-friendly places to stay. Save your favourites to a free trip planner to build the week day by day.
Frequently asked questions
Are dogs really allowed at these attractions?
Every attraction listed shows the Pet Friendly facility, based on the attraction's own information. Policies can change and some areas may be restricted — check with the attraction before travelling.
What else is there to do in County Durham?
Beyond this list, popular days out nearby include The Bishops, Faith Museum and Durham Mining Museum — see the full things-to-do guide for everything within reach.
More ways to explore
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