Anglesey Abbey

About this park

Anglesey Abbey, nestled in the charming Cambridgeshire countryside, welcomes visitors to explore its expansive estate, though with specific considerations for our canine companions. While the historic house and formal gardens are reserved for human admiration, the wider parkland and enchanting Lode Mill offer a delightful setting for a day out. It's an ideal spot for those seeking a tranquil escape with scenic walks through diverse landscapes, and a chance to immerse themselves in nature's beauty. Dogs are generally welcome in the estate's outdoor areas, allowing for invigorating strolls amidst the natural splendour, with the exception of the formal gardens. This provides a wonderful opportunity for your dog to enjoy new sights and scents, keeping active alongside you. With a rich tapestry of woodland and open spaces, there are plenty of routes to discover, making each visit a fresh adventure for both you and your four-legged friend. Historically, Anglesey Abbey has evolved from a priory into a Jacobean-style country house, surrounded by over 100 acres of landscaped gardens and a working watermill. While dogs need to be kept under control and are restricted from certain areas, the estate maintains a welcoming atmosphere for responsible dog owners to enjoy the vast majority of its beautiful grounds. The seasonal changes bring a new perspective each time, inviting regular visits. Conveniently, visitors will find free car parking, including dedicated motorhome bays, and EV charging points. Redwoods Restaurant offers an outdoor seating area where dogs are welcome, alongside other amenities like toilets, and a plant centre. A second-hand bookshop is also available near the visitor centre for a browse.

Facilities

• Café
• Parking
• Public Toilets
• Kids Playground

Opening hours

Daily: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM