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Dog-friendly days out in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire

Short answer: We have 10 dog-friendly days out listed in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire: Dunnottar Castle, Huntly Castle, Kildrummy Castle, Castle Fraser, Fyvie Castle, Leith Hall.

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Dunnottar Castle near Stonehaven

Inside: On a short lead in the castle Outside: Clifftop path from Stonehaven Admission charge

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Huntly Castle Huntly

Inside: Not in roofed areas Outside: On a lead at all times Admission charge

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Source: official/visitor guide

Kildrummy Castle Kildrummy

Outside: Dogs welcome in outdoor areas Admission charge

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Castle Fraser near Kemnay

Inside: Dogs in the shop and tearoom; not in the castle Outside: Grounds and gardens; on a lead in the Walled Garden and Courtyard Admission charge (free for NTS members)

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Source: official/visitor guide

Fyvie Castle Fyvie

Outside: Dogs in the grounds on a lead Admission charge (free for NTS members)

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Leith Hall Kennethmont

Inside: Dog friendly area of the tearoom (The Nook); not in the Hall Outside: Estate and trails; not the walled garden Admission charge (free for NTS members)

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Haddo House near Tarves

Outside: Dogs welcome (NTS facilities list) Admission charge (free for NTS members)

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Grampian Transport Museum Alford

Inside: Dogs welcome inside, including the tearoom Outside: Water bowls outside Dogs free

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Mill of Benholm near Johnshaven

Inside: Dogs welcome, on a lead Outside: Mill grounds and riverside

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Zoomies Aberdeen Dyce

Outside: Two secure fields to book Booking fee

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