Dog-friendly attractions in Snaith

The Priory Church of St Laurence fills the top of Snaith Market Place, a Norman and later building with a squat west tower that was a Benedictine cell of Selby Abbey until the Dissolution. The churchyard wraps round three sides and is the pleasantest bit of green in the middle of the town, with clipped grass, table tombs and a gate onto Pontefract Road. Dogs are welcome but must be on a lead: the council's dogs on leads order names St Laurence Churchyard specifically, one of only a handful of sites in this corner of the Riding that carries an order at all. There is free parking in the station car park two minutes away on Pontefract Road, which is also where the town's fifteen heritage walks start.