Northlands Dog Walking

If you've got a dog and you're staying near Horsham, Northlands Dog Walking is exactly what it says on the tin - a proper place to let your pooch burn off some energy while you get a walk in yourself. It's straightforward stuff: open space, good for dogs that need a run around, and the sort of spot that makes sense if you're based at one of the nearby glamping sites like Wakestone & Wild or Sussex Topiary and want to give your four-legged friend a proper outing rather than just a quick circuit round the campsite.

The appeal here is uncomplicated. If your dog's been cooped up during the drive down, or you're after a bit of countryside without having to navigate fiddly footpaths, this does the job. It's the kind of place where you won't feel pressured to stay for hours - a solid forty minutes to an hour covers it nicely, depending on how much your dog wants to sniff about.

That said, if you're holidaying with non-dog owners or you're the type who likes their walking to come with views or history, you might find it a bit limited. There's no grand landscape to take in, no ancient woodland to explore. You're there for the dog, really, and that's fine. Worth the short drive from Horsham if Fido's getting restless, but don't plan your whole day around it. Pair it with a proper walk elsewhere in West Sussex and you've got something workable.