The UK's favourite dog-friendly festival is coming to Burghley in 2024! DogFest, is an absolute must for dog lovers, where attendees can expect an action-packed and memorable day for two and four-legged friends alike.
The eagerly anticipated weekend where your furry friend takes centre stage, will have plenty of Have-A-Go Activities to try your hand (or paw) at, from Agility and Hoopers to Flyball and Hay Bale Racing. There's also a Fun Dog Show, where you can enter your furry friend for a chance to win the coveted Best in Show, or the Big Dog Walk, a group dog walk around the beautiful grounds of Burghley Park.
And of course, no DogFest would be complete without sensational dog displays, canine experts on hand with advice and training tips, and loads of stalls selling all things dog-related, from food and treats to toys and accessories. Plus, there's live music, festival food and drink and more dogs than you can ever imagine!
Whether you're planning to take your new pup out to their first outing or bring your whole family for a great day out, this is the ultimate dog and family-friendly experience.
Adult tickets from £21
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