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Dog walk

Aspley Woods

Milton Keynes

Type of walk

Hilly, Forest, Park

What's here

Free Parking, On Lead Areas, Pathed Routes, Animals On Route, Picnic Areas

About this walk

Over 475 hectares of woodland. A great place to walk your dog off lead. Plenty of space for dogs to run and explore...and for owners too.
Woods are used by Mountain bikers and also horse riding so be aware, although paths are marked for what purposes. Recently large areas of the wood have been used for logging. Beautiful when dry and very muddy when wet.
Lots of free parking. Woburn Abbey is nearby. Easily accessible from Milton Keynes.

Please note: The authorities that preside over Aspley Woods have now put up signs saying dogs must be on-lead in all parts of the woods. Thanks to Mike for the info.

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  • Skynite1 profile
    Skynite1

    5 years ago

    Dogs do not need to be on leads. Only on designated paths due to nearby grazing farm animals. Most of the time, dogs run free.
  • Stacey87 profile
    Stacey87

    3 years ago

    Nice wooded area, lovely all year round. Good in summer to be able to be out of the sunshine so it’s cooler for the dogs
  • Brunoballe profile
    Brunoballe

    3 years ago

    Lovely woods. Nice and quiet.
  • dogsnotwelcome profile
    dogsnotwelcome

    a year ago

    NN
  • dogsnotwelcome profile
    dogsnotwelcome

    a year ago

    NEVER walk your dog here. We have used it for years to give our dogs a loo break on a long drive to/from ou daughter. NEVER AGAIN. 2 minutes after we let our 9 month old puppies out of the car, thinking it was safe, one of them nearly died from a barbed wire injury. Someone has wired a popular area for dog walks and horse trails. It is EVERYWHERE. All heights. It’s disgusting. It’s like an animal murder zone. I am truly appalled and my poor puppy, I just can’t tell you how traumatised she is. Totally unnecessary, totally cruel, totally disgusting. Whoever put it up has blood on their hands.
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How to get there

Address

Church Rd, Milton Keynes MK17, UK View on Google

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Location details

There are many parking locations. Best to come into Woburn Sands village and take Church Road. Follow up the road until you reach the sandy road with parked cars.

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