Dog walk

Calke Abbey

Derby

Type of walk

Hilly, Flat, Forest

What's here

Free Parking, Paid Parking, On Lead Areas, Animals On Route, Picnic Areas, Water On Route, Toilets, Refreshments Available

About this walk

Calke Abbey is a Grade 1 listed house in Derbyshire in the care of National Trust. There is a free car park near Calke Village and the path from there leads to the walk. Quite easy walking past the reservoir and lakes. Many birds to see, Swans, Cormorants and Ducks. The path takes you through some lovely woods and some areas are hilly but not steep. Dogs must be kept on leads due to wildlife and sheep. You see Deer in the park regularly and at the nd of the walk is a lovely cafe where drinks and food can be purchased. At the end of the car park by the restaurant there is a bird hide and you can see woodpeckers, goldfinches, , blue tits, pheasants and squirrels. taking a camera is a must. Dogs are not permitted in the Abbey itself but you can sit outside to have a drink in the beautiful grounds with your dog. There is another car park which has a fee but if you are a national trust member this is free,

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Comments (4)

Keiracurlygirl
4 years ago

You can walk for miles here, the new Calke explore is brilliant
Ldeeley26
4 years ago

Great
Amyviolet
4 years ago

Great walk lots to see and the dog loved the mud and the lake
Shelbybaby88
2 years ago

Lovely walk in the vast gardens and surrounding areas, including the Lime pits. National Trust property, so a great walk if your dog is in season (as ours was), as dogs must be on-lead in certain areas.