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Indoor Welcome Last Verified:
9 Jul 2026
East Anglia Transport Museum is an open-air transport museum in Carlton Colville, about three miles south-west of Lowestoft, where trams, trolleybuses and a narrow-gauge railway bring industrial heritage back to life. Dogs on leads are very welcome across the site and can ride aboard the historic vehicles, so you and your four-legged passenger can both enjoy the rattling, clanging atmosphere of bygone transport without leaving them tied outside. Access is straightforward: turn up, pay at the ticket office and explore.
Dogs can join you on the vehicles with a bit of consideration for other passengers—perfect for pups who don't mind a gentle sway and the occasional screech of brakes. The café and shop remain off-limits to dogs, but there's plenty to see in the open air, from vintage trams to steam-hauled railway rides.
It's a proper day out for transport enthusiasts and their dogs, especially if you're after something a bit different near the Suffolk coast. Keep them on a lead, mind the tracks and let them soak up the smells of oil, metal and history.
Good to know:
Water bowls available
Treats available
Doggy Menu available
Dog Policy:
Well-behaved dogs on leads are very welcome across the museum site and may ride on the vehicles with consideration for other visitors. Dogs are not permitted in the café or shop.





