Sniff out what Wallingford has to offer
Walk Type Flat Parking Free Off-Lead Areas Yes Toilets Yes Refreshment Stop Yes About Starting at the Cricket pavillion, Lime Tree Circular Walk takes you down to the Thames, for a short walk by the water, before heading up ferry lane and through Cholsey Meadows. …
Cotswold Wildlife Park is a little further out but a great day out for all the family, including the dog!
| Walk Type | Flat |
| Parking | Free |
| Off-Lead Areas | No |
| Toilets | Yes |
| Refreshment Stop | Yes |
Queenford Lakes is a nature reserve managed by The Earth Trust. Offering a 2.5 km walk around the lakes and picturesque views over the water. With some of the walk being on grassy areas, it’s a good idea to check the weather and make sure you wear appropriate footwear. You’ll need a pass to walk round the lake, but this can be purchased in The Wandering Kitchen and is refunded when you spend £10 in the café.
Free parking is available at Queenford Lakes Watersports Centre and is accessible just off Burcot Lane.
The Wandering Kitchen offers dog walkers a range of delicious homemade foods, snacks, and beverages to enjoy before or after their walk around the lake. The café has both indoor and outdoor seating, with tables overlooking the lakes, providing a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. The Wandering Kitchen prides itself on using locally sourced and seasonal ingredients to create its menu, which includes a variety of vegetarian and gluten-free options. It’s the perfect place to grab a bite to eat or a hot drink after a leisurely dog walk around the lake.
Wallingford Castle Meadows, a short walk from Wallingford Center, is a picturesque destination for dog walkers. Visitors can view the remains of Wallingford Castle, built in the 11th century, and learn about its history while enjoying a beautiful stroll.
Thames Loop Wallingford takes you down to each side of the Thames, crossing the the river twice over Wallingford Bridge and Winterbrook Bridge. If you’re local this could mean a walk right from your front door. With Wallingford Town just off route, there’s plenty of refreshments stops available.
| Walk Type | Flat, Woodland |
| Parking | Free |
| Off-Lead Areas | Yes |
| Toilets | Yes |
| Refreshment Stop | Yes |
A beautiful country walk on what is described as Britains oldest road, the Ridgeway. With free parking and delicious dog friendly cafe to stop at for refreshments, what are you waiting for!
You’ll find free parking at the Maker Space @ The Crown on the a4130. Once parked, cross the road and follow the footpath signs for Ridgeway
After your walk, head back to the Maker Space for a hot drink and breakfast, brunch, lunch, or slice of cake.
A short drive from Wallingford to Nettlebed Creamery and you and your pup will be in for a beautiful countryside walk before finishing up with a coffee and cheese toasty with cheese made at the creamery.