SCADO WALKING CLUB: Best Dog Walking Spots in London

SCADO WALKING CLUB: Best Dog Walking Spots in London



London is a vibrant city with stunning parks and green spaces that offer the perfect backdrop for dog walking. Whether you’re after peaceful strolls or an active adventure, here are the top five spots to explore with your furry friend.

Hampstead Heath
With 800 acres of open spaces, trails, and woodlands, Hampstead Heath is a dog-walking haven. There are plenty of off-lead areas for your dog to explore, and the scenic views, particularly from Parliament Hill, make it a fantastic spot for a longer walk. The mix of open spaces, ponds, and woodlands offers something for every pup, and you can even let them cool off in the ponds.

Richmond Park
A royal park and one of London’s largest, Richmond Park offers vast, open landscapes where your dog can roam freely. Famous for its roaming deer, the park is a mix of grassy areas, woodlands, and ponds. While it's a popular spot for dog walkers, remember to keep your dog on a lead in areas where deer are present. This park provides an almost countryside experience, just a short distance from the city.

Hyde Park
A central London gem, Hyde Park is perfect for those living in or visiting the heart of the city. With its wide, open spaces and walking routes around the Serpentine lake, it’s an excellent place for a leisurely stroll or more energetic play. Dogs are welcome throughout most areas, with many fellow dog owners enjoying the park’s peaceful setting and well-maintained paths.



Greenwich Park
For stunning views of the Thames and the London skyline, Greenwich Park is a must-visit. It’s a large, historic park with plenty of wide-open spaces for your dog to run around. Greenwich also offers a more relaxed vibe compared to busier central parks, and the mix of hills and flat paths means there’s a walk suitable for everyone, whether you want a gentle wander or a bit of a hike.

Battersea Park
Located along the River Thames, Battersea Park is an oasis for dog walkers. The park has large, grassy areas perfect for play, along with serene gardens and a riverside promenade. It’s less crowded than other central parks, making it ideal for relaxed walks. Battersea Park also hosts dog-friendly cafes where you and your pup can take a break.


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