Pet Friendly Attractions Yorkshire

For pet friendly places to visit Yorkshire has an excellent range of tourist attractions that welcome pets. The Yorkshire countryside, beaches, parks & gardens typically welcome pets. The majority of Sheffield, Leeds and York parks and gardens allow pets, as do pet friendly attractions such as York Maze. Some theme parks are pet friendly places, such as Flamingo Land in Malton. As for dog friendly attractions Yorkshire offers a number of farms where dogs are accepted, providing dogs are kept on a lead.

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Cruises and boat tours often make pets welcome, for example, the Yorkboat. Also the scenic Settle-Carlisle Railway offers free travel for dogs and is a great way of seeing the tourist attractions in the Yorkshire Dales. If you are looking to travel with pets, all Northern Rail, Grand Central and National Express East Coast rail services offer pet travel too, dogs on leads and cats welcome. Guide dogs welcome at most of Yorkshire's attractions.

If you are wondering where to go with pets Yorkshire offers two National Parks in the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors. Both locations are great for dog walking. There are also a number of beaches outside of the main tourist centres where there are dogs allowed. The beach at Danes Dyke nature reserve between Flamborough Head and Bridlington is one such example. English Heritage sites are particularly pet friendly, and National Trust properties are great dog friendly places that offer you excellent locations to walk your dog.

Pet friendly Yorkshire English Heritage properties include Byland Abbey in North Yorkshire, Whitby Abbey and Wharram Percy Deserted Medieval Village. National Trust attractions in Yorkshire where pets are allowed include Fountains Abbey in Ripon, Nostell Priory in West Yorkshire and East Riddlesden Hall in Keighley. The Yorkshire Tourist Board can provide a comprehensive list of pets allowed attractions Yorkshire offers.