Dog-friendly days out in Wiltshire
11 listed · best reviewed first
Updated · Ratings from Google · All attractions and things to do in Wiltshire
Salisbury
Salisbury Cathedral
★ 4.7 (16,680)
Marvel at Britain's tallest spire and discover 800 years of history at this stunning medieval cathedral, complete with accessible facilities and onsite parking in the heart of The Close.
Chippenham
Lacock Abbey
★ 4.6 (6,546)
Step into filming locations from the Harry Potter series while discovering the historic home where photography was invented, set within stunning medieval cloisters and gardens.
Salisbury
Old Sarum
★ 4.5 (3,616)
This ancient hilltop fortress offers accessible pathways for pushchairs and wheelchairs, baby facilities, and stunning panoramic vistas that bring Iron Age and Norman heritage to life for all ages.
Swindon
Stanton Park
★ 4.6 (1,242)
Discover 74 hectares of peaceful woodland trails and a stunning lake perfect for family picnics, with wheelchair-accessible paths, onsite dining and excellent facilities including baby changing.
Salisbury
Stonehenge
★ 4.2 (902)
Marvel at this ancient stone circle dating back millennia, now a world heritage site with hands-on displays and reconstructed dwellings that bring prehistory alive for all ages.
Salisbury
River Bourne Community Farm
★ 4.7 (242)
This working farm in Laverstock welcomes families to get hands-on with donkeys, goats, chickens and other animals, with picnic areas, wheelchair access and an onsite restaurant for refreshments.
Devizes
Drews Pond Wood Local Nature Reserve
★ 4.6 (194)
A peaceful woodland retreat just south of Devizes where families can walk nature trails, observe local wildlife and learn about the area's past, with onsite parking and a restaurant for refreshments after your adventure.
Swindon
Lydiard Park
★ 4.2 (319)
This Swindon estate offers peaceful lakeside strolls, woodland trails, colourful gardens and children's play equipment, with wheelchair access and onsite facilities making it ideal for family visits.
Trowbridge
Trowbridge Museum
★ 4.5 (174)
Discover the heritage of Wiltshire's county town through engaging displays in this accessible museum. With nearby parking, wheelchair access and baby changing facilities, it's well-equipped for family visits.
Marlborough
The Ridgeway National Trail
★ 4.6 (57)
Britain's oldest walking route stretches across ancient chalk downs past prehistoric monuments, offering adventurous families scenic hiking through Wiltshire's dramatic countryside near Avebury's famous stone circles.
Warminster
Stourhead
★ 4.8 (4)
Discover this stunning Georgian landscaped garden where families can wander lakeside paths and enjoy nature trails together. While wheelchairs are available to hire for £1, note that some areas have limited accessibility.
Quick answers
How many dog-friendly days out are there in Wiltshire?+
We list 11 in Wiltshire. The best-reviewed are shown first.
Which dog-friendly days out in Wiltshire are best reviewed?+
By Google rating weighted by the number of reviews: Salisbury Cathedral (4.7/5, 16,680 reviews), Lacock Abbey (4.6/5, 6,546 reviews) and Old Sarum (4.5/5, 3,616 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.