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Last Updated:

21 Jun 2026

Crickley Hill Country Park near Gloucester is a Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust site with far-reaching views, wildlife interest and enough local history to make a stroll feel like a proper outing. Dogs are welcome on the waymarked trails, which range from gentle accessible paths to more energetic climbs, so you can choose your effort level and let the landscape dictate the pauses. The site is noted for its geology and habitat variety, and there's a café on site for the human half of the team.

Dogs need to be on leads in car parks and around roads, and on short leads during key wildlife seasons, so it's worth checking seasonal guidance before you set off. The trails are clear and well-structured, which helps when you're managing a dog who votes with their nose.

If you want a countryside hit close to Gloucester with a dependable structure—park, walk, view, café, repeat—Crickley Hill delivers a proper dog-friendly day out without the guesswork.

Good to know:

Water bowls available

Treats available

Doggy Menu available

Dog Policy:

Dogs are welcome on the trails. Keep them on leads in car parks and around roads, and on short leads during key wildlife seasons. Bring bags—the views are worth protecting.

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