Category: Dog walks
Are aim is to help dog owners find the best places to walk their furry friends in Oxford City. We understand that dogs need exercise and fresh air to stay healthy and happy, and we want to make it easy for you to find the perfect spot.
Our team has scoured the city to find the best dog-friendly walking paths and parks. We’ve taken into account not only the open space available for dogs to run and play, but also the availability of shaded areas to keep your pup cool on hot summer days. We’ve even made sure there are benches for humans to sit and relax while their furry companions explore.
But we don’t just rely on our own opinions. We use the Woof-O-Meter to rate each walking path and park based on feedback from other dog owners. This rating system takes into account factors such as cleanliness, safety, and overall dog-friendliness. You can trust our ratings to help you find the perfect place to walk your dog in Oxford City.
So whether you’re looking for a quick walk around the block or a longer adventure through a park, we’ve got you covered. Check out our Dog Wellness category for more information on keeping your furry friend healthy, and don’t forget to browse our dog-friendly walking paths and parks rated by the Woof-O-Meter.
A City Dog Group Walk Adventure
Exploring Oxford’s University Parks. The 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. Staring the Friday the 19th of April. Meet at the main entrance Lady Margert’s Hall, Friday evening – 6.30pm. The dog walk is…
Read MoreExploring the Dog-Friendly Delights of Farmoor Reservoir
Countryside Walk Are you looking for a picturesque spot to take your dog for a lovely walk in nature with great views? Look no further than the countryside walk around the Farmoor Reservoir! Nestled just…
Read MoreAbingdon Marina Park
Satay’s first ever walk off lead was at Abingdon Marina Park. It is a secure park, with lovely views of the Abingdon Marina and Thames. The park features a spacious central area, perfect for rounds…
Read MoreAdventure at Cumnor Hurst
Oxfordshire Jubilee Wildlife Space A few weeks back, my friend Kate, her dog Bryn, and my dog Oak embarked on a truly enchanting walk to Cumnor Hurst in Oxfordshire. This hidden gem, nestled just west…
Read MoreA Dog-Friendly Adventure at Eynsham Abbey Fishponds Walk
My dog Oak and I recently embarked on a delightful outing to the Eynsham Abbey Fishponds Walk, and I’m thrilled to share our experience with fellow dog lovers! As we approached Eynsham from Oxford City,…
Read MoreCothill Fen
🐾 Cothill Fen Dog-Friendly Review 🌿 Embarking on a paw-some adventure to Cothill Fen, I discovered a slice of wetland paradise right in Oxfordshire. Nestled in Abingdon, OX13 6JP, this fen system is a haven…
Read MoreCumnor Hurst A Dog’s Paradise
Oxford wildlife Jubilee space I had the pleasure of enjoying a delightful walk with my dog Oak , and my friend Kate and her dog Bryn. Kate who has been exploring these woods for many…
Read MoreA delightful walk around Abingdon
Introduction:This morning, I embarked on a dog-friendly escapade through the charming streets of Abingdon, and it turned out to be an absolute gem for both two-legged and four-legged adventurers. Abingdon, with its ample parking spaces,…
Read MoreHinksey Meadows
Calling all dog lovers and their adventurous companions! 🐾 Get ready for a tail-wagging journey through the lush landscapes of Hinksey Meadows. From wildflowers to friendly cattle, this picturesque haven is a pawfect retreat for you and your furry friend. 🌼🐕
Read MoreA Dog-Friendly Day at Minster Lovell Hall and Dovecote
A Journey Through Time and Nature:
Minster Lovell Hall and Dovecote isn’t just a historic site; it’s a destination where history and nature harmonize, and where dogs are cherished companions on the exploration. Whether tracing the footsteps of barons or simply enjoying the serenity of the present, this dog-friendly haven offers an experience that’s as heartwarming as it is enlightening. Bring your pup, unravel the stories, and bask in the beauty that Minster Lovell offers – a reminder that the past and present can coexist in perfect harmony. 🐾🌿 #MinsterLovellTales #DogFriendlyDiscoveries #HistoricHikes
A Riverside Stroll with Oak along the Thames in Oxford
Every morning, as the first light tinges the horizon, Oak and I embark on our beloved routine – a serene walk along the Thames River in Oxford. With the starting point at the Botley Road bridge and our destination set for Port Meadow, this daily ritual offers us a refreshing escape into nature before the hustle and bustle of the day begins. Come join us on this tranquil journey as we discover the wonders of the riverbank and the picturesque sights that make this stroll so special.
Read MoreExploring Raleigh Park and Discovering the History of CONDUIT HOUSE
Our dog-friendly adventure through Raleigh Park and the unexpected discovery of the North Hinksey Conduit House left us with unforgettable memories. The park’s serene nature and proximity to Oxford’s marvels make it an ideal destination for dog owners and nature enthusiasts alike. If you’re seeking a tranquil walk amid picturesque surroundings and a chance to step back in time, Raleigh Park and its historical gem, the North Hinksey Conduit House, are waiting to be explored. Grab your furry friend and set off on this charming escapade—it’s a journey you won’t soon forget.
Read MoreWeekly Dog Walk: The Dogs Spot in Abingdon
I can’t recommend The Dog Spot’s dog walks enough. It’s a fantastic way for dogs and owners alike to connect, socialize, and enjoy the outdoors together. If you ever get the opportunity to join one of their walks, I wholeheartedly encourage you to do so. It’s an experience you won’t forget!
Read MoreA Dog-Friendly Adventure at Faringdon Folly Tower and Woodland
Faringdon Folly Tower and Woodland beckon both history enthusiasts and dog lovers to embark on a memorable journey. Experience the awe-inspiring views, discover intriguing sculptures, and relish the dog-friendly atmosphere as you explore this remarkable site. Remember to plan your visit according to the opening days, and be prepared for a moderate uphill walk. Delight in the shared adventure with your furry companion and create cherished memories amidst the beauty of Faringdon.
Read MoreExploring the Tranquil Beauty of Coleshill Estate
The Coleshill Estate and its captivating Badbury Hill woodland offer an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its intriguing historical background, stunning foliage, and well-maintained trails, it’s well worth the journey. Embrace the therapeutic experience of forest bathing and savor the serenity that envelopes this remarkable location. Just remember to come prepared with water for you and your furry friend. Enjoy your dog-friendly exploration of the Coleshill Estate and create memories that will last a lifetime!
Read MoreThe Dogs Spot Hits the Top Spot as Oxfordshire’s Ultimate Canine Destination
The Dog Spot has truly become the ultimate destination for dog lovers in Oxfordshire, combining exceptional products, top-notch services, and a warm, welcoming environment that will make you and your canine companion feel right at home. Make sure to visit The Dog Spot and experience the magic firsthand—it’s an adventure you and your Dog won’t want to miss!
Read MoreExploring the Enchanting Trails of Shootover Country Park
Shootover Country Park, a captivating woodland walk located on the outskirts of Oxford. Nestled within an ancient Saxon hunting forest of remarkable scientific interest, this 117-hectare park offers breathtaking views, hidden valleys, and a diverse range of habitats. Whether you’re an avid nature enthusiast, a dog owner seeking adventure, or simply looking for a tranquil escape, Shootover Country Park is the perfect destination.
Read MoreBagley Woods Oxford
Walking in the Bagley woods is such a great joy. Oak and I love to not make a plan and just wonder around until we are completely lost!
Read MoreGrandpont Nature Park
Grandpont Nature Reserve is situated between the River Thames, the railway line and Grandpont Park.
Read MoreThe Kidneys Nature Trail
This is probably my most visited nature trail as I was lucky enough to live just around the corner. The Kidneys is a dog friendly nature reserve that is not far from Donnington Bridge Oxford and on the edge of the River Thames. Parking can be a bit hard to find in this area, there used to be a free carpark but sadly this has gone now. You might be best to park in the red bridge park and ride and walk the short distance over the bridge to get into the Kidneys.
Read MoreChilswell Valley Nature Reserve
Oak and I had a wonderful time walking alongside a peaceful field and enjoying the fresh air and sunshine, although we have also enjoyed visiting this natrual place in the rain and colder weather. The trail is not suitable for push chairs or wheel chairs but is a perfect dog walk and you wll not be disapointed with the views!
Read MoreHinksey Heights Nature Trail
A short piece about a nice dog walk at Hinksey Heights Nature Trail.
Read MoreCutteslowe Park
A Dog-Friendly Oasis in Oxford Cutteslowe park is a firm local dog favorite, and is located on the northern edge of Oxford, the park is a green oasis that’s perfect for dogs and their owners.…
Read MoreChrist Church Meadow
So much to see and in the city centre Christchurch Meadow in the heart of Oxford city is a beautiful place for a stroll with your furry friend. With stunning views of the River Thames…
Read MoreTumbling Bay
Tumbling Bay is a beautiful and unique dog walk located in Oxford city near the Botley Road. This area used to be a popular swimming spot, but now it’s a peaceful nature reserve with plenty of wildlife and a stunning view of the Thames river.
Read MoreUniversity parks
The Woof-O-Meter rating for University Parks is 5, and for good reason. The park is extremely dog-friendly, with plenty of open space for dogs to run around and socialize with other dogs and owners. You’ll find dogs of all shapes, sizes, and breeds here, and it’s always a joy to see them having fun together.
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