Historic SiteWiltshireEnglish Heritage4.5(67,862 on Google)
The separately managed National Trust Stonehenge Landscape has free permissive access with signed dog restrictions. Use the visitor-centre arrival point and marked public/permissive routes; parking is charged separately. Red signs exclude dogs from fields, orange signs require leads and green signs require effective control. Sheep-grazed permissive fields may be dog-free, even when sheep are not visible.
Dogs allowed with restrictions
Checked 2026-09-10
Spring & summer hours
Last admission is two hours before closing. Standard admission uses a path around the stones; inner-circle experiences are separately booked.
English Heritage and National Trust England members enter free with valid cards. For NT online booking, use code G03ANZ. Advance booking is recommended.
The official facilities page confirms £4 non-member parking and RingGo. Some generic calendar wording mentions other apps or member charges; follow the property-specific facilities instructions and current signs.
Current calendar: 2026-09-09 to 2026-09-13: Property: Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun 09:30 - 17:00
Check the official date calendar for holiday openings, seasonal price bands and event exceptions. Later dates may differ from this snapshot.
The main visitor centre, shuttle and stone-circle paths accommodate wheelchairs, subject to weather and ground conditions; the wider landscape is not accessible to standard wheelchairs.
Hero photograph: Diego Delso. CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and converted to WebP. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/?curid=35323151
Photo licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0
Dogs at the location: Allowed with restrictions. Dogs on leads may accompany visitors around the visitor centre. Pet dogs cannot enter the stone circle, exhibition or shuttle bus. Indoor cafe and shop access is Not confirmed by the facilities page.
Dog walks in the grounds: Allowed with restrictions. Only the visitor-centre area is confirmed for pet dogs. Do not plan a dog walk through the ticketed stone-circle field; dog permission does not follow admission entitlement.
Dog walks in the surrounding area: Allowed with restrictions. The separately managed National Trust Stonehenge Landscape has free permissive access with signed dog restrictions. Use the visitor-centre arrival point and marked public/permissive routes; parking is charged separately. Red signs exclude dogs from fields, orange signs require leads and green signs require effective control. Sheep-grazed permissive fields may be dog-free, even when sheep are not visible.
Leads: Leads around the visitor centre; follow the separate National Trust field signs and keep clear of livestock and nesting birds.
Seasonal dog restrictions: Surrounding-field restrictions respond to grazing and wildlife. Fixed seasonal dates are Not confirmed; check gate signs each visit.
Assistance dogs: Registered assistance dogs are welcome throughout, including the stone circle and shuttle; National Trust land welcomes assistance dogs on leads.
Free entry for National Trust members
This English Heritage place also accepts National Trust membership for standard admission.
More information
Adult: standard-day walk-up, without donation. EH members enter free; online advance booking saves up to 15%. Under-5s free. Walk-up range: £29.00 off-peak to £34.50 peak. National Trust England membership also covers standard admission.
Child (5-17): standard-day walk-up, without donation. Walk-up range: £14.50 off-peak to £17.20 peak.
Concession: standard-day walk-up, without donation.
Family (2 adults, up to 3 children): standard-day walk-up, without donation. Walk-up range: £72.70 off-peak to £86.30 peak.
Family (1 adult, up to 3 children): standard-day walk-up, without donation. Walk-up range: £43.60 off-peak to £51.80 peak.
£4 for non-members; free for EH and qualifying associated members
EH members should display their membership car sticker. National Trust England and other eligible associated members must give their registration number at admissions. Non-members pay £4 using the current RingGo/signposted arrangements.
The driving pin is the public visitor-centre car park off the A360, not the stone-circle field.
Enamel pin badges sold in the shop here, photographed by visitors.
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