Dog Friendly Attractions Isle of Wight

Carisbrooke Castle

An English Heritage Site and one of the main tourist attractions on the Island -most famous for being the castle where King Charles I was imprisoned. Steeped in history and surrounded by fantastic walks and views. Dog friendly- dogs allowed if kept on a lead.

Blackgang Chine Adventure Park

Clifftop fantasy gardens split into sections including nursery land and cowboy town this is a firm favourite especially for younger children.

Same dog rules as for Robin Hill

Godshill Model Village

Award winning secret garden with models of little houses, towns and trains.

Dog Friendly- Dogs allowed if kept on a lead and cleaned up after.

Shanklin Chine

Historic gorge (chine) running from the upper part of Shanklin Old Village down onto the beach. Filled with flora and fauna as well as a natural waterfall. Illuminated at night in the summer months. Dog Friendly- Dogs allowed if kept on a lead.

Steam Railway

Dogs 1st or 3rd Class is £3 – Dogs are conveyed subject to the safety and comfort of other passengers and at the Railway’s discretion. They must be kept on a short lead at ALL times whilst on Railway property.

Arreton Downs

Dogs Allowed but you must clean up after them.

The Needles

See the famous needles set out to sea and the coloured sand at Alum Bay. Try the chairlift down to the beach, or some of the rides in the park. Dogs are permitted onto all external areas of the park and onto the beach. They are not permitted in any internal building with the exception of hearing assistance and guide dogs. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times.