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Days Out Are For Dogs Too
Indoor Welcome Last Verified:
8 Aug 2026
Oxburgh Estate is a substantial National Trust property on the edge of King's Lynn, centred around a moated medieval manor house with formal gardens, wider parkland and estate trails. Dogs are welcome across the estate's public outdoor areas grounds, parkland, tearoom and gift shop, though they're not permitted inside Oxburgh Hall itself. Free parking is available on site and the scale of the place makes it a proper day out rather than a quick stop.
Your dog can join you on lead as you explore the formal gardens, wander the parkland or settle beside you in the Servants' Hall tearoom. The gift shop is also dog-friendly, so there's no need to take turns while someone waits outside with tangled leads. The hall is open from 10:30 to 15:00, gardens and parkland from 09:30 to 17:00 and the tearoom serves from 10:00 to 16:30.
Admission tickets are required, though National Trust members enter free. Dogs must remain on lead across the estate's public outdoor areas.
Good to know:
Water bowls available
Free treats available
Doggy menu available
Dog Policy:
Dogs welcome across the estate's public outdoor areas and parkland on lead, including in the tearoom and gift shop, but not inside Oxburgh Hall itself. Assistance dogs are welcome throughout.
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