I like to take my dog out morning and night for about an hours walk .. beach, country... if the dog is happy we are all happy.. which are best sites ....christchurch excellant am looking for one like that
We have just come back from the caravan club site at Chirk and have to say it is great for dog walks, good onsite walk, best we have been to, also a path down to the canal with great views and a tow-path walk as long as you could ever need, and it is a very nice site, though keep to the right as there is some factory noise. another great camp which is wonderful for dog walks is the CC Sandringham site a very good site but a dull dull area we think.
We also like sites where we can take the dog for a good walk without using the car, tend to use CC sites but these sites great for walking with dogs. Low Moor near Whitby, Strid Wood, Clumber Park, Englethwaite Hall, Invercauld at Braemar, Marragowan, The Howard at Rosedale on the north yorks moors, Low Manestry and Troutbeck Head in the lakes.
We love Poston Mill in the Golden valley. Approx 15 miles from Ross on Wye. Huge areas for waling the dog on site as well as several footpaths from the site.
We've been over 12 times. Max our Goldie loves it.
Take a look at the CC site at Cirencester Park. Wonderful for dog(s). There is a huge dog exercising field, which even the greatest escapologist would find a challenge, at the top of the site and, if you prefer, you can walk through the park itself into Cirencester town.
Try Chatsworth Park C.C. site. You can walk your dog in the whole of Chatsworth grounds, dog must be on lead.
Try Trewethitt Farm C.C. site, between Boscastle and Tintagel, the coastal path runs along the edge of the site. You can leave the car on site and walk to either Boscastle or Tintagel. Dog friendly pub in Boscastle for well behaved dogs. Also the most excellent sunsets.
Try Blackwall Plantation C.C. site. You can walk as far as you want round the resevoir.
Try Knaresborough C.C. site. You can walk the dog all the way into Knaresborough along the river.
Just to add to the list, we stayed at Wharfedale CC this past weekend and, in spite of the snow, it was fabulous. There's a decent dog walk at the site and you can get straight onto the Dales from the site entrance or the dog walk. No sheep either, so pooch was able to run free for a while (she comes back at the whistle, so no issues there).
As the hillside is grassy, there was a lot less mud to deal with on return to the 'van too, so thebetter half was happy.
We have just had seven nights away at BO peep near banbury oxford,the dog walks are excellent and go on for ever all the poo bins have poobag dispensers attached to them and the grass paths are kept nice and short.The site is very well kept and the on site facilities are very good as are the owners and the staff with nothing being to much trouble also the owners love dogs and welcome are dog club twice a year with up to 70 newfoundland dogs their for weekend working trials.even the people with perment pitches never moan about the dogs.
Just to add to the list, we stayed at Wharfedale CC this past weekend and, in spite of the snow, it was fabulous. There's a decent dog walk at the site and you can get straight onto the Dales from the site entrance or the dog walk. No sheep either, so pooch was able to run free for a while (she comes back at the whistle, so no issues there).
As the hillside is grassy, there was a lot less mud to deal with on return to the 'van too, so thebetter half was happy.
We stayed at Wharfedale CC site last year and have rebooked again for this coming season. I agree with John, it is a great site. Exercising the dog was not an issue and there are many different paths from the site entrance.
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