Redgrave Dog Park

The dog park at Redgrave sits just east of Norwich and is exactly what it says on the tin - a proper space where your four-legged friend can burn off some energy without a lead. It's not fancy or Instagram-worthy, but that's rather the point. You get open ground, usually a decent crowd of other dogs, and the chance to let yours loose for a proper run about.

For families with dogs, it's straightforward and honest. Your pup gets exercise, you get some air, and there's no pretence. The park works well as part of a broader day out in the Norwich area rather than a reason to visit on its own. If you're staying at Arthur's Retreat Suffolk Motorhome Campsite or Applewood Countryside Holidays - both within easy reach - Redgrave fits neatly into a morning before heading into the city or exploring other Norfolk attractions.

The vibe is more working dog park than manicured grounds. Locals use it regularly, so you'll get the genuine feel of the place straightaway. Bring treats, bring water, allow maybe an hour if your dog's the chatty type who needs to meet everyone else. It's free, accessible, and does the job well. Don't expect facilities - this is a field, not a leisure complex - but that's fine. It's the sort of place that gets better the more you come back, when you start recognising the regular faces and your dog knows the spot.