Because of the high standards of horticulture we aspire to we don't normally allow dog into the ornamental gardens, however, we know that dogs are a part of your family so for just one day this year we're allowing dogs into the formal gardens to see what they are missing! (normal garden entrance fee applies) 10% of garden entries for the day will go to the Oxford Animal Sanctuary Just a few doggie do's and don'ts – we kindly ask that dogs are kept on a lead at all times, please clear up after your dog and please do not leave your dog tied up and unattended anywhere in the grounds. Please be aware that you can enjoy outdoor refreshment with your dog at the Teashop.
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