Whether you’re looking at purchasing your very own holiday home or simply booking a stay with us here at Akebar Park, we know how important it is that your dog is welcome too! We’ve put together a bit of info below on the best days out with your dog, recommended walks and of course, the best local places to stop for refreshments! This includes suggestions from our wonderful owners community here at Akebar with some favourite walks and places to stop for a pint!
Dog Friendly Suggestions from our Owners at Akebar Park
Best Dog Walks
If you’re bringing your furry friend along to Akebar, you’ll no doubt be looking for some fantastic walks to do from the park and in the local area.
If you’d like to set off straight from the park, you can follow the footpath from the West side of the park that runs next to the stream out towards Finghall; from Finghall you can venture much further (towards Thornton Steward reservoir, Constable Burton or even down to the River Cover for a peaceful walk along the river banks).
If you’re happy to jump in the car, take a look at these suggestions:
Dog friendly restaurants, cafes and pubs
After all that walking, it’s surely time for a bite to eat (and maybe a well deserved pint!) so here are a few suggestions:
Days out with your dog in North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire is a paradise for dog owners, offering endless scenic walks, dog-friendly attractions, and welcoming pubs where your four-legged friend can join you. The Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors provide breathtaking landscapes for long countryside walks, with popular trails such as Malham Cove, Aysgarth Falls, and Sutton Bank. These routes offer a mix of woodland paths, open moorland, and stunning views, ensuring both you and your dog have a fantastic time exploring. If you’re looking for a coastal adventure, the beaches at Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay, and Filey are perfect for dogs to run free, especially during off-peak months when restrictions are lifted.
For a more relaxed day out, many of North Yorkshire’s attractions welcome dogs. Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden offer miles of beautiful parkland to roam, while Castle Howard’s extensive grounds are another great option. If you fancy a break, there are plenty of dog-friendly pubs and cafés, such as The Friars Head at Akebar Park, which provide a warm welcome for you and your pup. Whether you prefer scenic hikes, historic sites, or cosy spots for a meal, North Yorkshire has plenty to offer for unforgettable days out with your dog.
Akebar Park
Leyburn
North Yorkshire
DL8 5LY
United Kingdom
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