Eastlife Spring 2021

The Suffolk Punch Trust
Sink Farm, St David’s Lane, Woodbridge
An educational and environmental
charity dedicated to breeding and
preserving the Suffolk Punch horse.
Take one of the three pretty walks
around the farm where dogs are
welcome on leads.
www.thesuffolkpunchtrust.co.uk
West Stow Country Park
Icklingham Road, West Stow
Explore 125 acres of countryside
featuring trails, heaths and woodlands.
There’s beauty at every turn but due to
the abundance of wildlife, dogs must be
kept on leads.
Bury St Edmunds
The historic market town has a dogfriendly
initiative in place, which helps
residents and visitors identify which
businesses are dog-friendly. Many pubs,
cafes and shops are happy to welcome
pooches. Take a walk around the town,
explore its parks and stop off for a bite
to eat. There are plenty of water bowls
dotted around too!
www.visit-burystedmunds.co.uk
Outland Broads
Discover walkways along the water.
Carlton and Oulton Marshes are a jewel
of the Suffolk Broads with its flora and
fauna. From Carlton Marsh hop on the
passenger ferry crossing the river to
Burgh St Peter and the Waveney River
Centre.
Bure Valley Railway
Norwich Road, Aylsham
Pooches are welcome to hop aboard on
the trains and walk beside the line with
their owner. Fresh water is provided,
and a marquee will be available for
shade in hot weather. Dogs are not
permitted inside the café, but dog
parking hitches are available.
www.bvrw.co.uk
Redwings Horse
Sanctuary
Alysham & Coldecott
Support this hard-working charity that
rescues and cares for over 2,000 horses,
ponies, donkeys and mules. Take a walk
around the centre with your dog on lead
and learn more about the care of the
animals. There are Norfolk Pooch’s dog
treats for sale in the shop too.
www.redwings.org.uk
Blickling Estate
Blickling
Understandably dogs are not allowed
in the house or gardens but there are
four miles of glorious walks within the
grounds. During the spring the forest is
alive with colour with a beautiful display
of daffodils and bluebells.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/blicklingestate
Salhouse Broad
Lower Street, Salhouse
Salhouse Broad is a great place to
moor with your dog. Dogs can paddle
in the water before taking a stroll into
the village, where they are welcome at
the Fur & Feathers Pub. Be respectful
of local wildlife and rules; dogs are not
allowed on nature serves and must be
kept on lead at Whitlingham Broads.
Wimpole Estate
Arrington
The grounds of this working estate are
guided by the seasons. Visit during
spring for a spectacular display of
seasonal flora. Dogs are welcome on
lead in the park.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/wimpoleestate
Knebworth House
Old Knebworth Lane, Stevenage
Enjoy the ancient chestnut and lime
avenues. The park is a perfect setting
for country picnics and walks. Wellbehaved
dogs on leads are welcome in
Knebworth Park, but are not permitted
in the House, Gardens, Dinosaur Trail or
inside Fort Knebworth, however there’s
still plenty of ground to explore.
www.knebworthhouse.com
Jordan’s Mill
Southill Road, Broom
Dogs are welcome to dine with owners
on the veranda and enjoy the beautiful
meadows and gardens.
www.jordansmill.com
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