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Dog-Friendly Suffolk: Where to explore & stay

Suffolk is a brilliant place to explore with your dog. From coast and countryside to market towns and villages, there’s plenty of space to get outside, discover somewhere new and enjoy a few days away together.

“Some of the best days in Suffolk are the simplest ones: a good walk, somewhere lovely to stop and a very happy dog!”

– Adam, SCC

Explore Suffolk together

Long coastal paths, open heathland, woodland and countryside trails make walking one of the best ways to discover Suffolk.

Our Suffolk Walks bring together some of our favourite routes across the county, from walks beside the sea to trails through the Suffolk countryside. Pick one near your cottage, grab the lead and head out for the day.

There’s plenty to discover along the way too, from coastal towns and historic villages to independent shops, cafés and pubs.

Note: Some Suffolk beaches have seasonal dog restrictions, while nature reserves and countryside routes may ask you to keep dogs on leads around wildlife or livestock. Restrictions can change, so it’s always worth checking local information and signage when you visit.

Find your dog-friendly Suffolk escape

Whether you want to wake up near the coast, escape to the countryside or stay within walking distance of a Suffolk town or village, our dog-friendly collection has plenty to choose from. There are escapes for two, larger cottages for friends and family, and properties with gardens and plenty of outdoor space.

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