Conisbrough Castle

At a Glance

Dog Access

On-lead in the grounds

Dogs on leads are welcome in the grounds only. Assistance dogs welcome across the site.

Site Type

Medieval & Tudor

Entry

£9.35 adult

£4.67 child · £23.37 family

Members

Free for English Heritage members

Facilities

Exhibition, Gardens, Parking, Picnic seating, Shop, Toilets, Wheelchair access

Telephone

01709 863329

Parking

We recommend you use Calvert Way for parking, opposite the private car park at the bottom of Castle Hill. Alternatively, there’s street parking in the village. There are also a few accessible spaces outside the visitor centre.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is Conisbrough Castle dog friendly?

  Yes, dogs on leads are welcome in the grounds at Conisbrough Castle, which includes a decent grassy inner bailey enclosed by the curtain wall — a pleasant spot for your dog to explore while you take in the views. Assistance dogs are welcome across the entire site. Please note that dogs other than assistance dogs are not permitted inside the keep itself.

• Are dogs allowed at Conisbrough Castle year round?

  The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, so they appear to be welcome in the grounds throughout the year. It's always worth checking with English Heritage directly before your visit, particularly around any special events or closures that might affect access.

• What should I know before visiting Conisbrough Castle with my dog?

  Keep your dog on a lead throughout the grounds, and bear in mind they won't be able to join you inside the keep or its interior spaces (unless they're an assistance dog). Parking can be a little tricky — English Heritage recommend using Calvert Way, opposite the private car park at the bottom of Castle Hill, though there is also some street parking in the village. There's no café on site, but there is picnic seating, so it's worth bringing your own refreshments for you and your dog.

Castle Hill

Doncaster DN12 3BU

53.4840, -1.2243