Find dog friendly attractions and places to visit near you, in Lydford, Devon and the surrounding area. For you and your dog to enjoy a day together.
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Dog friendly attractions and places to visit in Lydford
♡ Favourite♥ SavedHidden Valley Discovery Park
Tredidon, St Thomas,
Launceston
Cornwall
PL15 8SJ
- Boggle your brain on our detective trail
- Explore the Forbidden Mansion
- Ride our miniature railway
- Get lost in our maze
An extraordinary adventure park offering great familyentertainment inbeautiful Cornish countrysidewhatever the weather.Have fun in the Forbidden Mansion exploring the secret passageways and beating the challenges of the new Moriarty'sMissions. Boggle your brain solving the clues… Read more
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♡ Favourite♥ SavedTrapped Escape Rooms Okehampton
Unit 51,
Fatherford Industrial Estate
Okehampton
Devon
EX20 1QQ
- 3 Rooms to choose from....
- Can you escape with in 60 minutes
- Well behaved dogs welcome
The Bletchley Blueprints are Missing! Step back in time to 1942… Alastair Dennington the renowned cryptologist needs your help! Working for a secret government department on a small project to crack the ENIGMA machine, he needs you to collect the blueprints from his private… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedBecky Falls Ancient Woodland Park
Manaton
near Bovey Tracey
Manaton
Devon
TQ13 9UG
- Natural woodland with graded paths
- Dogs on leads very welcome
- Reptile House and Petting Zoo
- On site Cafe and Gift Shop
Set within a spectacular ancient valley, Dartmoor’s famous Becky Falls has been attracting visitors since 1903, and no trip to Devon would be complete without a visit. Enjoy breath-taking woodland walks, taking time to explore over 50 acres of woodland and streams which are rich… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedMayflower Museum
3-5 The Barbican
Plymouth
Devon
PL1 2LR
- Discover the story of the Mayflower
- Family friendly
- Lift access to all floors
- Groups admission available
he Mayflower Museum, set over three floors explores the story of the voyage of the Pilgrims and their journey aboard the Mayflower to the New World. Your journey of discovery begins by stepping onto the balcony on the top floor to enjoy a fantastic panoramic view of todays' busy… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedCanonteign Falls
Christow
Devon
- Two beautiful waterfalls
- Highest waterfall in the Southwest
- Seven lakes
- Cafe with cakes and cream teas
- Artisan gift shop & free parking
- Adventure playgrounds
Canonteign Falls is a stunning natural attraction in the heart of Devon. Visit us for peaceful walks among the waterfalls and lakes and family fun in the gardens and playgrounds. Escape the crowds and experience the highest waterfall in Dartmoor National Park. For garden… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedLydford Castle and Saxon Town
Lydford
Devon
- Lydford boasts three defensive features
- Sited on the fringe of Dartmoor
Beautifully sited on the fringe of Dartmoor, Lydford boasts three defensive features. Near the centre is a 13th-century tower keep on a mound, later a prison notorious for harsh punishments - 'the… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedDupath Well
Callington
Cornwall
- Well-house over an ancient spring
- Believed to cure whooping cough
This charming and almost complete well-house of c. 1500 stands over an ancient holy well, believed to cure whooping cough. Built of granite blocks, it houses the remains of an immersion bath for… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedMerrivale Prehistoric Settlement
Widecombe in the Moor
Devon
- Prehistoric remains
- Built between 2500 BC and 1000 BC
The remains of a Bronze Age settlement, side by side with a 'ritual landscape' of sacred sites - three stone rows, a stone circle, standing stones and burial cairns - probably constructed over a… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedGrimspound
Dartmeet
Devon
- Best known prehistoric settlement
- Dates from the late Bronze Age
The best known of many Dartmoor prehistoric settlements, Grimspound dates from the late Bronze Age. The remains of 24 stone houses survive within a massive boundary wall. 6 miles South West of… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedHound Tor Deserted Medieval Village
Widecombe in the Moor
Devon
- Extensive, atmospheric remain
- Isolated village on Dartmoor
The remains of four 13th - century stone farmsteads, on land originally farmed in the Bronze Age. This isolated Dartmoor hamlet was probably abandoned in the early 15th century. 1.5 miles South… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedOkehampton Castle
Okehampton
Devon
- Remains of the largest castle in Devon
- Stunning setting on a wooded spur
Okenhampton Castle remains one of the largest castle in Devon, it sits above the rushing River Okement. The ideal site for dogs who need lots of space to enjoy their walks. Dogs on leads are… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedLaunceston Castle
Launceston
Cornwall
- Set on a large natural mound
- Dominating the surrounding landscape
Set on a large natural mound, Launceston Castle dominates the surrounding landscape. Experience 1,000 years of history with your four legged friend. Dogs on leads are welcome at Launceston… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedHurl Stones
Minions
Cornwall
- Neolithic or early Bronze Age
- ceremonial circles
Three fine late Neolithic or early Bronze Age stone circles arranged in a line, a grouping unique in England. Probably the best examples of ceremonial circles in the south west, they are… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedTrethevy Quoit
St Cleer
Cornwall
- Neolithic 'dolmen' burial chamber
- Stands 2.7 metres high
This well-preserved and impressive Neolithic 'dolmen' burial chamber stands 2.7 metres (8.9 ft) high. There are five standing stones, surmounted by a huge capstone. Dogs on leads are welcome -… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedKing Doniert's Stone
St Cleer
Cornwall
- 9th century 'Celtic' cross
- Commemorating Dungarth, King of Dumnonia
Two richly carved pieces of a 9th-century 'Celtic' cross, with an inscription commemorating Dumgarth, British King of Dumnonia, who drowned c. AD 875. Dogs on leads are welcome - contact site for… Read more
♡ Favourite♥ SavedUpper Plym Valley
Princetown
Devon
- 300 Bronze Age & medieval sites
- Covering 6 square miles
Some 300 Bronze Age and medieval sites, covering 15 1⁄2 square kilometres (6 square miles) of Dartmoor landscape. Dogs on leads are welcome - contact site for any restrictions. Assistance dogs are… Read more
