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Ludlow Dog Day
Type:Family
Stokesay Court, Onibury, Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9BD
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A family fun day centered around dogs in the grounds of Stokesay Court, with many attractions to keep everyone delighted and lots of ‘doggy’ stuff throughout the whole day. A Ludlow Rotary charity event. Early bird tickets available online or on the day. Early Bird ticket prices for tickets purchased on-line before July 8th. For full details of times, ticket prices etc visit Ludlow Dog Day.
Dog Day Highlights include:
Exciting dog display teams
Loads of competitions for your dogs to enter from fun scurries to waggiest tail
Children’s activity area
Tasty fayre, tea, cakes, real ales and Pimms
Stalls offering a wide variety of countryside and doggy accessories
Tours of Stokesay Court house – of the film ‘Atonement’ fame, available separately
An invitation to roam and enjoy the extensive gardens of Stokesay Court
Dog Day Guided House Tours (house tour only) 1pm, 2pm and 3pm. Tickets (in addition to Dog Day entrance ticket) available at £10 per person. Bookings in advance from Stokesay Court or at our stand on the day.
For ticket information and booking go to: http://www.ludlowdogday.org.uk/tickets/
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