Pooch Passports

Two visitors with dogs sat in deckchairs at Lyme Park, Cheshire | © Joanne Crawford

If you're planning a visit with your dog(s), why not pick up a Pooch Passport on your next walk? Collect stamps from participating places on your days out and your dog(s) will receive a special treat from our partners at Forthglade. Find out more about the Pooch Passport scheme and discover dog-friendly places to explore together.

What is the Pooch Passport?

We've created the Pooch Passport in partnership with natural pet food maker Forthglade, so your dog(s) can walk their way towards a special treat while visiting some of the top dog-friendly places in our care.

Pick up a Pooch Passport from participating places and every time you visit a different place together between 1 September 2024 and 28 February 2025, you can collect a stamp.

How does the Pooch Passport scheme work?

When is the Pooch Passport scheme running?

The Pooch Passport is valid from 1 September 2024 to 28 February 2025. Any stamps collected before or after these dates will not be valid for the treat(s). Stamps can be collected during the published opening times for each place only. Please check the webpage of the participating place before you visit.

Collecting stamps

You and your dog(s) can collect stamps from 111 participating places in our care across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Visiting places in England and Wales

If you're visiting places in England and Wales, once you’ve collected six stamps, your dog(s) can get a free packet of natural dog treats. When you collect twelve stamps from your visits together, they can get a free snood. Any visits you make to different places in Northern Ireland will also count towards the six or twelve stamps required to claim the dog treats or snood respectively. See terms and conditions for participating places.

Visiting places in Northern Ireland

If you're only visiting places in Northern Ireland, you'll only need to collect four stamps for your dog(s) to claim their free packet of natural dog treats, and eight stamps to get a free snood. You can also visit any of the participating places in England and Wales to collect stamps. See terms and conditions for participating places.

Where can I collect Pooch Passport stamps?

You can collect Pooch Passport stamps at the following participating places across England and Wales:

Aira Force, Cumbria

Arlington Court, Devon

Attingham Park, Shropshire

Basildon Park, Berkshire

Bateman's, Sussex

Belton House, Lincolnshire

Beningbrough Hall, Yorkshire

Berrington Hall, Herefordshire

Birling Gap, East Sussex

Blickling Estate, Norfolk

Bodiam Castle, Sussex

Boscastle, Cornwall

Box Hill, Surrey

Brimham Rocks, Yorkshire

Brockhampton, Herefordshire

Calke Abbey, Derbyshire

Charlecote Park, Warwickshire

Chartwell, Kent

Chirk Castle, Wrexham

Claremont, Surrey

Cliveden, Buckinghamshire

Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire

Corfe Castle, Dorset

Croft Castle, Herefordshire

Croome, Worcestershire

Dinefwr, Carmarthenshire

Dovedale and the White Peak, Derbyshire

Dunham Massey, Cheshire

Dunstable Downs, Bedfordshire

Dunster Castle, Somerset

Dyffryn Gardens, Gwynedd

Emmetts, Kent

Erddig, Wrexham

Felbrigg, Norfolk

Fell Foot, Cumbria

Flatford, Suffolk

Fountains Abbey, Yorkshire

Gibside, County Durham

Godolphin, Cornwall

Greys Court, Oxfordshire

Gunby Estate Hall and Gardens, Lincolnshire

Ham House, Surrey

Hanbury Hall, Worcestershire

Hardcastle Crags, West Yorkshire

Hardwick, Derbyshire

Hatchlands, Surrey

Hatfield, Essex

Hindhead, Surrey

Hinton Ampner, Hampshire

Horsey Windpump, Norfolk

Hughenden, Buckinghamshire

Ickworth, Suffolk

Kedleston Hall, Derbyshire

Killerton, Devon

Kingston Lacy, Dorset

Lacock, Wiltshire

Lanhydrock, Cornwall

Llanerchaeron, Ceredigion

Lyme, Cheshire

Lyveden, Northamptonshire

Montacute House, Somerset

Morden Hall Park, London

Mottisfont, Hampshire

Nostell, West Yorkshire

Old Coastguard Station, Yorkshire

Ormesby Hall, North Yorkshire

Oxburgh Estate, Norfolk

Packwood House, Warwickshire

Longshaw, Derbyshire

Penrose, Cornwall

Pentire, Cornwall

Polesden Lacey, Surrey

Quarry Bank, Cheshire

Ravenscar, North Yorkshire

River Wey and Godalming Navigations, Surrey

Runnymede, Surrey

Saltram, Devon

Sandilands, Lincolnshire

Scotney Castle, Kent

Seaton Delaval Hall, Northumberland

Sheffield Park, Sussex

Sheringham Park, Norfolk

Shugborough, Staffordshire

Sizergh, Cumbria

Souter Lighthouse, Tyne and Wear

Speke Hall, Merseyside

Standen, West Sussex

Stourhead, Wiltshire

Stowe Gardens, Buckinghamshire

Sutton Hoo, Suffolk

Tarn Hows, Cumbria

The Childrens Country House at Sudbury, Derbyshire

The Vyne, Hampshire

Tredegar House, Monmouthshire

Trelissick, Cornwall

Tyntesfield, Somerset

Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire

Wallington, Northumberland

Wentworth Castle Gardens, South Yorkshire

The White Cliffs, Kent

Wicken Fen, Cambridgeshire

Wimpole Estate, Cambridgeshire

Winkworth, Surrey

You can collect Pooch Passport stamps at the following participating places in Northern Ireland:

Carrick-a-Rede, County Antrim

Castle Coole, County Fermanagh

Castle Ward, County Down

Florence Court, County Fermanagh

Giant's Causeway, County Antrim

Mount Stewart, County Down

Rowallane Garden, County Down

The Argory, County Armagh

Eligibility

The dog(s) and their Pooch Passport must have received six or twelve unique stamps from different properties across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, within the time frame, to be eligible for receiving the dog treats or snood respectively.

Where Pooch Passports have been used at places in Northern Ireland only, the passport will only need to have received four or eight unique stamps from different properties in Northern Ireland, within the time frame, to be eligible for receiving the dog treats or snood respectively.

The packet of natural dog treats and dog snood are subject to availability. There is no cash alternative.

Each dog must be issued their own Pooch Passport.

Each dog may only be issued one Pooch Passport at a time.

The Pooch Passport is not transferable.

The dog(s) must be present to receive a stamp for admission.

Stamps can only be collected after admission, either through paying for admission or after showing your National Trust membership.

Photocopies will not be accepted.