Riverside towns and heritage
Bridgnorth & Severn Valley
Riverside outings, heritage railways and countryside places along the Severn Valley.
Bridgnorth · Quatt · Highley
A local starting point
30 places in this area
Here are nine to begin with. Use the full directory for categories, practical details, saved places, maps and the day planner.
Comer Woods
Woodland trails on the Dudmaston estate. Use a lead in the car parks and Heath Meadow; elsewhere, only dogs that will not chase wildlife may explore off lead.
View details →Dudmaston Hall gardens & parkland
Dogs on leads can visit the gardens, orchard, tea-room and parkland. The house and galleries admit assistance dogs only.
View details →Pheasant Inn
Village pub with rooms; ask which seating areas can accommodate your dog.
View details →William Oakes House
Town accommodation; confirm the current pet policy and sleeping arrangements.
View details →Stanmore Hall Touring Park
Touring park near Bridgnorth; check dog numbers, lead rules and pitch availability.
View details →Severn Valley Railway
Heritage railway outing from Bridgnorth; check dog fares, train restrictions and special-event rules.
View details →Severn Valley Country Park
Riverside countryside walks; follow lead notices and stay clear of steep riverbanks.
View details →Apley Farm Shop
Farm-shop destination; confirm dog access separately for the shop, café and grounds.
View details →Shropshire Getaways
Holiday accommodation in Highley, listed in The Good Dog Guide’s dog-friendly stays directory. Confirm your dog’s place before booking.
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