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Tourist attractions and places to visit in Surrey which allow dogs, and details of any restrictions and facilities.
All of these dog friendly tourist attractions in Hampshire are advertised as allowing you to visit with your dog, and any restrictions they state are detailed in the listing.
Although we try to keep the site up to date, we do recommend you check with organisations for any changes to their dog policies before making a special trip.
| Name | Type | Details | Town | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abinger Hammer Village Green & Stream | Abinger Hammer Village Green is a lovely place to go for a walk, picnic or … | Dorking |  | |
| Alice Holt | Countryside | Dogs must be kept on leads in carpark by the cafe, play areas and ponds. Dog bins provided. | Farnham | |
| Ascot Park Polo Club | Polo Club | Dog drinking water is readily available and the on-site caterer often has dog queues for the sausages! Dogs must be under control at all times, dog-owners are asked to keep their dogs away from the pony-lines and off the polo fields whilst polo in play. | Chobham | |
| Ashtead Common | Walks | Dogs allowed | Ashtead | |
| Birtley House Sculpture Garden | Garden | Dogs must be kept on a lead in the garden | Guildford | |
| Bourne Hall Museum | Museum | Although dogs are not allowed inside it is situated in a park where dogs are allowed. | Ewell | |
| Chertsey Recreation Ground | Park | Dogs allowed | Chertsey | |
| Claremont Gardens | National Trust | Dogs are allowed between 1st November and 31st March but must be kept on a lead | Esher | |
| Dapdune Wharf | National Trust | Dogs must be kept on a lead in dapdune wharf and by the lock and kept under control elsewhere | Guildford | |
| Denbies Wine Estate | Vineyard | Dogs are allowed but all mess must be cleaned up and taken away as there are no dog bins. Dogs are not allowed in the visitor centre, but hot drinks from the centre can be prepared to take away.” | Dorking, | |
| Epsom & Walton Downs | Walks | Dogs allowed. See PDF in main post. | Epsom | |
| Farncombe Boat House | Boats | Dogs allowed | Godalming | |
| Farnham Maltings | Attraction | Dogs are allowed in foyer and for monthly markets. but not in auditorium at events. | Farnham | |
| Farnham Town Walks | Walks | Dogs are welcome on walks, there are some places dogs are not allowed but walks can be adapted to avoid these places on request. | Farnham | |
| Gatton Park | Garden | Dogs are allowed on leads. | Reigate | |
| Go Ape! Alice Holt | Attraction | Dogs are allowed but must be kept under control at all times | Farnham | |
| Godstone Vineyard | Vineyard | Dogs are allowed in vineyard, but not in the shop or eating area. | Godstone | |
| Guildford Castle | Castle | Dogs are allowed but a lead is recommended as the garden is divided into lots of little compartments and a bowls green and seasonal bedding. Not inside the castle keep. | Guildford | |
| Guildford Cathedral | Church/Cathedral | Dogs are allowed in the grounds. | Guildford | |
| Haxted Watermill Riverside Brasserie | Attraction | Dogs on leads are welcome on the two outdoor terraces which serve food and drink. There are some walks along the riverbank where dogs can run in the fields alongside. | Edenbridge | |
| Heathervale Recreation Ground | Park | Dogs allowed. | Addlestone | |
| John Cale Canal Cruises | Boats | Dogs are welcome on the boats, but there are size restrictions – as there are for humans too! | Camberley | |
| Leatherhead and District Local History | Museum | The building is quite small, but dogs can go through it to the rear garden. | Leatherhead | |
| Leith Hill & Tower | National Trust | Dogs are allowed but must be kept under close control in Rhododendron Wood and heathland and farmland during March to July. | Dorking | |
| Manor Farm Craft Centre | Attraction | Dogs are allowed | Farnham | |
| Newlands Corner | Countryside | Dogs are allowed but care should be taken as the car park leads to a busy road. | Guildford | |
| Nonsuch Park | Park | Dogs allowed. | Epsom | |
| Ottershaw Memorial Fields | Park | Dogs allowed. | Chertsey | |
| Polesden Lacey | National Trust | Dogs on leads welcome in designated areas, and under close control on landscape walks, estate and farmland. | Bookham | |
| Pride of the Valley Sculpture Park | Garden | Dogs are allowed on a short lead. | Farnham | |
| Rural Life Centre | Attraction | Dogs allowed on a lead. | Farnham | |
| Silent Pool | Walks | Dogs allowed. | Guildford | |
| St Peter and St Paul’s Church | Church | They are happy for people looking round when there isnt a service on to bring dogs, but they would need to be left in the porch or outside during services as it could be an issue with young children running round off lead! It is also possible that during socialising afterwards people could stumble over an innocent dog in a tight space. | Albury | |
| Stoke Park | Park | Dogs allowed. Dogs bins provided. | Guildford | |
| The Royal Landscape | Park | Dogs allowed. See PDF in main post. | Egham | |
| Waverley Abbey | Historic | Dogs allowed. | Farnham | |
| Winkworth Arboretum | National Trust | Dogs allowed on leads. | Godalming | |
| Witley Common | Countryside | Dogs must be kept on leads while birds are nesting (March – September). Dog waste bins are provided in all car parks for dog walkers to use. | witley |
