# 16 Dog-friendly days out in Bristol (2026) > 16 dog-friendly days out in Bristol, best reviewed first — including Escape Hunt Bristol. Ratings, locations and details. Source: https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/dog-friendly (Staycation.co.uk). Cite the source page, not this text version. 16 listed · best reviewed first Updated 3 November 2026 · Ratings from Google · [All attractions and things to do in Bristol](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions) [Families 50](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/family-friendly) [Dog-friendly 16](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/dog-friendly) [Bristol Escape Hunt Bristol ★ 4.9 (4,902) Test your family's puzzle-solving skills in exciting themed escape rooms designed for all ages at this Cabot Circus attraction, where teamwork and quick thinking are key to beating the clock.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/escape-hunt-bristol) [Bristol Tyntesfield ★ 4.6 (5,717) This National Trust Victorian Gothic mansion welcomes families with accessible facilities throughout, plus dining options and picnic-friendly grounds where dogs are welcome to explore.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/tyntesfield) [Bristol Blaise Castle and Play Area ★ 4.6 (5,336) Adventure awaits at this Bristol estate where historic castle ruins crown woodland trails, while youngsters can tackle exciting outdoor play equipment across sprawling parkland perfect for family days out.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/blaise-castle-and-play-area) [Bristol Ashton Court Disc Golf Park ★ 4.6 (4,767) Launch frisbees at basket targets across this scenic woodland disc golf course in the heart of Leigh Woods. Snacks available on-site, with nearby parking making it perfect for active families seeking outdoor fun.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/ashton-court-disc-golf-park) [Bristol Ashton Court Estate ★ 4.6 (4,767) This expansive parkland near Bristol offers families wide open spaces for outdoor adventures, complete with onsite parking and accessible facilities, though visitors should note picnics aren't permitted.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/ashton-court-estate) [Bristol Brandon Hill Park ★ 4.7 (3,783) Climb Bristol's oldest park for sweeping city views and sunset watching, with accessible paths, nearby parking and plenty of space for families to explore together.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/brandon-hill-park) [Bristol Avon Valley Adventure Park ★ 4.4 (3,513) This family-friendly wildlife park near Bristol offers hands-on animal encounters, exciting outdoor play zones, and facilities for all ages including pushchair access and dining options.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/avon-valley-adventure-park) [Bristol Oldbury Court Estate ★ 4.6 (2,429) This leafy Bristol estate combines woodland trails alongside the river with exciting play areas featuring sand and water features, plus adventure equipment that will keep energetic youngsters entertained for hours.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/oldbury-court-estate) [Bristol Old Down Country Park ★ 4.4 (747) Meet friendly farm animals and explore scenic woodland trails at this Bristol country park, complete with an onsite restaurant and facilities for all ages including wheelchair access.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/old-down-country-park) [Bristol Clifton & Durdham Downs ★ 4.7 (266) Sprawling grasslands perfect for family walks and outdoor adventures, with accessible paths, a restaurant, and facilities including baby changing—though picnics aren't permitted here.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/clifton-durdham-downs) [Bristol Lawrence Weston Community Farm ★ 4.5 (340) Meet friendly farm animals and explore rural life at this welcoming Bristol community farm on Saltmarsh Drive, complete with accessible facilities, onsite dining and free parking for families.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/lawrence-weston-community-farm) [Bristol The Georgian House Museum ★ 4.6 (284) Step back in time on Great George Street to explore authentic Georgian living, complete with period furnishings and an onsite restaurant, though families should note the historic building has limited accessibility.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/the-georgian-house-museum) [Bristol Dame Emily Park ★ 4.3 (358) A wheelchair-accessible Bedminster green space with onsite dining and snacks, though visitors should note there are no toilet facilities and picnics aren't permitted at this local park.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/dame-emily-park) [Bristol Wild Things Play Project ★ 4.1 (267) Located on Level 2 of The Mall, this inclusive indoor play venue welcomes families with full wheelchair and pushchair access, plus baby facilities and on-site refreshments for hungry adventurers.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/wild-things-play-project) [Bristol Little Murmur ★ 5.0 (7) Bristol's welcoming theatre space offers full wheelchair access and baby-friendly facilities including changing areas and nursing rooms, making it ideal for families with young children.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/little-murmur) [Bristol Hengrove Park ★ 3.6 (5) Watch action-packed BMX and skateboarding stunts, then let kids tackle the climbing wall, play area and unusual hamster wheel attraction at this lively Bristol park with full facilities including baby change.](https://staycation.co.uk/bristol/attractions/hengrove-park) ## Quick answers How many dog-friendly days out are there in Bristol?+ We list 16 in Bristol. The best-reviewed are shown first. Which dog-friendly days out in Bristol are best reviewed?+ By Google rating weighted by the number of reviews: Escape Hunt Bristol (4.9/5, 4,902 reviews), Tyntesfield (4.6/5, 5,717 reviews) and Blaise Castle and Play Area (4.6/5, 5,336 reviews). Is this list up to date?+ It is built live from our listings; ratings come from Google and each venue page shows when its details were last checked. Always confirm with the venue before travelling.