Dog-friendly attractions in Bempton

Four hundred foot chalk cliffs at the end of Cliff Lane holding England's only mainland gannet colony, with six railed viewpoints strung along a level clifftop path from the visitor centre. The RSPB's own words are that dogs are welcome on the footpaths around the reserve and in the visitor centre, but must be kept on a short lead at all times because of the sensitive wildlife and the cliff edge. Water bowls are put out at the back and the front of the visitor centre, and the walk out to Bartlett Nab is flat enough for a wheelchair. The car park holds 74 cars plus 11 blue badge spaces, with no height barrier and no overnight parking. Come between April and August for puffins, gannets and razorbills; the seabirds have gone by October and the clifftop is exposed in a north-easterly.