Here is our selection of dog friendly holiday cottages in England. A self-catering cottage holiday with your pets in England holds a magical appeal, whether it be a coastal escape celebrating the charm of a traditional English seaside holiday with your family and the pooch, or a romantic winter break deep in the countryside full of long walks, good food and roaring log fires.
We have self-catering holiday homes across the length and breadth of England, from the well-loved seaside holiday hotspots of Cornwall and Devon to the quieter more rugged coastlines of Northumberland and the Yorkshire Coast. Or explore the picture postcard villages and bustling market towns of the Cotswolds, Shropshire and Kent. If you love being outdoors and active in nature’s playground, check out the epic landscapes of the Lake District and Cumbria fells, the Peak District and Dorset.
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Beaminster, Dorset and Somerset
5 3 2 Yes
A stay in this charming, thatched cottage will certainly be a family holiday to remember, with so many beautiful features throughout, a gorgeous sunroom and plenty to see and do, be it in the rugged Dorset countryside or on the characterful Jurassic Coast. Upon entering the property, you are welcomed into the hall with its original flagstone floor which leads through to the living room. Here, youll feel instantly at home with the warming ambience, comfortable sofas, majestic, exposed brick fireplace and wood burner. Spend the evening reading a book cuddled up by the fire or enjoying a family film on the Smart TV. The kitchen reflects the countryside location, with pastel, natural wood and terracotta brick hues creating a place where you’ll enjoy cooking up a feast for all the family. When it comes to serving a meal, take your pick from the dining table in the kitchen, or in the separate dining room which has quirky touches including a rustic table and a large feature fireplace. There is a handy utility room located next to the kitchen, as well as a pantry offering additional storage. Whatever the weather, the conservatory is a great place to gather with views out to the garden. Completing the ground floor is the stylish bathroom where you can sit and recoup in the tiled bathtub or freshen up with a quick shower by pulling the curtain. Located in the lovely village of South Perrott surrounded by gorgeous countryside, there are walking trails from the doorstep and a shop and pub within 2 miles. For a wider array of eateries, head to Beaminster (3.5 miles) which has a great selection of bistros and pubs. Days out on the coast are also within easy reach, with Lyme Regis and Charmouth (within 14 miles) offering the opportunity to hunt for historic fossils, and also West Bay with its sandy golden stretch which was a filming location for Broadchurch.
Weekly prices from £1,133.00
Hayle, Cornwall
5 3 1 Yes
Enjoy a wonderful group get-together in Cornwall at this stylish family home that offers the best of both coast and country living with superb rural views and easy access to the areas wonderful sandy beaches. Bring the outside in using the bi-fold doors and fire up the BBQ. With accommodation all laid out on one floor, contemporary open-plan living is what this light and airy home is all about. Relax with loved ones on the comfortable sofa seating alongside the roaring wood burner, or gather around the spacious dining table to plan the next days activities over a shared meal prepared in the attractive, well-equipped kitchen. Throw open the bi-folding patio doors to blur the line between inside and out and discover several garden seating areas, including a bistro set for your morning coffee, a sun lounger and a spacious outdoor table so you can dine alfresco with a BBQ on the go. At the end of the day, take a relaxing soak in the beautifully presented bathroom’s free-standing roll-top bath before heading to bed in one of three delightful bedrooms, all thoughtfully finished in soothing tones and tasteful colour palettes with sumptuous and inviting beds. Surrounded by countryside, fabulous rural walks begin from your doorstep, and a stroll of 1 mile will bring you to the vast sweeping sands of Hayle Beach. Head out along the South West Coast Path which follows a scenic route across cliffs from Hayle to Godrevy Point, some 3 miles to the north, taking in spectacular coastal scenery along the way. Famed for its natural light, the popular seaside town of St Ives is 9 miles away. Wander its pretty streets lined with gift shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants and sample some of the fresh seafood that’s still landed daily in the region. St Ives Tate is one of only four Tate galleries in the UK and showcases works from both local and international artists with many special exhibitions throughout the year. Paradise Park (2 miles) is a wildlife sanctuary with tropical birds in exotic gardens, rare red pandas, and a huge jungle barn indoor play area that children are sure to adore. With so much more to see and do in the area, you will be hard-pressed to fit it all in!
Weekly prices from £822.00
Ulverston, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 2 Yes
Greenodd offers everything you need to give your car a break while you explore the wonderful walks around the village and surrounding countryside, with beautiful views of the southern Lake District and Morecambe Bay. With a blend of original features and stylish decor, this is the perfect property for friends, families or couples looking for an outdoor adventure. Step inside this characterful cottage, and youll fall in love with the exposed beams, stylish splashes of colour and the contemporary, cosy ambience. The lounge is ideal for relaxing with family or friends and spending a lovely evening on the corner sofa or in the armchair watching a movie on the Smart TV. In the hall is the main bathroom. On the lower ground floor is a fantastic kitchen/diner with everything you need to cook up a storm, and it is an ideal space for enjoying family time or chatting while sitting on the island with two bar stools. Theres also a snug area with a sofa where you can read a book, or the kids can chill while you prepare a meal. On the first floor, theres a double bedroom and a small double room. On the top floor, youll find another double bedroom with an en-suite shower room. Outside, the enclosed garden and patio with garden furniture make an ideal spot for a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine while the children or dogs can run around and play on the lawn. The Furness Coast (6 miles) boasts miles of sandy beaches, including dog-friendly Askam-in-Furness Beach (11 miles) which is a great day out. Further afield (17.5 miles) are Lake Windermere and Coniston (14.5 miles), with plenty of hiking or water-based activities to enjoy.
Weekly prices from £580.00
Bideford, Devon
5 3 1 Yes
Just 2.5 miles from the dramatic rock formations around Hartland Quay, this traditional two-storey cottage, set within an AONB, is perfect for active guests eager to sample some of the brightest jewels that decorate the North Devon coastline and inland areas. Welcoming living areas showcasing stone walls and contemporary decor are beautifully complemented by well-appointed bedrooms to create a cosy ambience that you can look forward to returning to after a busy day of exploring the area. Enter the cottage via the delightful kitchen/diner, a bright and airy space which is sure to be no stranger to popping corks or plotting adventures around the farmhouse dining table as the adjacent stove hums and bubbles ahead of a fortifying meal. The lounge next door is ideal for doing just that during the day, or coming together in the evening for a debrief over a glass of wine or an evening film, with the wood burner for company on colder evenings. Sleepy guests won’t need to go far to find one of the three upstairs bedrooms - two double bedrooms and a bunk room ideal for younger guests - or the nearby family bathroom. A small seating area at the front of the cottage is perfect for those who enjoy an early morning coffee or a nightcap before bed. Discover friendly shops and eateries offering local produce aplenty in Hartland (100 metres) and enjoy cliff top walks or the secluded beaches that lie on either side of Hartland Point, itself home to an imposing lighthouse that watches over the peninsula. The dramatic shorelines of Hartland Quay (3 miles) are an absolute must, while the gardens at Docton Mill (3.5 miles) are perfect for a scenic walk followed by afternoon tea.
Weekly prices from £532.00
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 1 Yes
An inviting wooden lodge located in the serene countryside at the edge of the Lake District National Park, this delightful rural retreat is perfect for adventurous families and groups of friends. History buffs and nature lovers alike will be sure to enjoy exploring the eclectic grounds of Lowther Castle, before gathering in the large light-flooded lounge for pre-dinner nibbles. This charming chalet boasts spacious rooms and wood panelling creating a warm and cosy interior. Store muddy boots in the hallway then potter through to the open-plan living area with feature floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the lush hills beyond. Rest up weary feet and flop onto the sofas with a well-earned drink and unwind with a movie or a family favourite board game. The resident chef can whip up some treats in the open-plan kitchen, then gather the family around the table to feast and debrief on the day’s events. Retreat to the cosy bedrooms consisting of a double, a twin, and a single, each with thoughtful soft furnishings. On warmer evenings, throw open the patio door and dine alfresco in the side and front gardens. Head to the historic town of Penrith and stroll the cobbled streets to scope out the best independent shops, delis, and eateries, within 3 miles. Water sports enthusiasts and ramblers will be in their element with a visit to the serene waters of Ullswater lake, 4 miles, or enjoy a scenic saunter to the impressive Aira Force Waterfall, 10 miles.
Weekly prices from £538.00
King's Lynn, East Anglia
5 3 2 Yes
Cosy to the core, this rustic farmhouse-style cottage benefits from an unspoilt, rural location with picturesque walks and cycleways around the beautiful Norfolk countryside right on your doorstep. After adventuring the surrounding countryside and coastline, no better remedy to soothe tired walking muscles is the expansive yet ultra-cosy open plan living/kitchen/dining room, complete with a high vaulted ceiling with exposed beams that reflect the atmosphere of the working farm that surrounds you. Whip up a locally sourced meal in the contemporary farmhouse-style kitchen to enjoy special family time around the rustic wooden dining table. As the cool evening air draws in, fire up the statement wood burner to keep paws and toes toasty as you hunker down on one of the comfy sofas and enjoy a film night around the Smart TV. The extra special attention to detail is carried through to the master en-suite bedroom and further two bedrooms, which all benefit from a welcome cool colour palette to send you to sleep peacefully. Enjoy tranquil views towards the pastures where the owners horses graze as you dine alfresco in the enclosed patio area way past bedtime. West of East Dereham and south of Fakenham, the traditional village of Beeston offers a peaceful rural base to explore the wonders this part of Norfolk has to offer. Pack a picnic and head 22 miles to reach the spectacular coastline for a quintessentially seaside family day out; Holkham beach is one of the most unspoilt stretches of sand in the country, offering a rich National Nature Reserve to explore, and Burnham Overy Staithe beach forms part of the Norfolk Coast Path. Spot barn owls, rabbits and grey squirrels around the grounds of Castle Acre Priory (9 miles), one of the largest and best-preserved monastic sites in England dating back to 1090.
Weekly prices from £742.00
Alnwick, Northumbria
5 3 2 Yes
This beautifully renovated 18th-century blacksmith’s shop, now a wonderful self-catering cottage, offers friends or families a unique experience within walking distance of one of Northumberland’s finest sandy beaches. Stroll glorious coastal paths, enjoy traditional seaside fun and explore the charming towns and villages in this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This lovely cottage is full of character with many lovingly preserved original features. Take the seven stone steps down from the private parking area to reach the gardens lower level, where you can access the property. Kick off muddy boots or sandy shoes in the generous boot room and head through the brick arch into the spacious kitchen/diner. This is a room full of rustic charm with exposed wooden beams overhead, pretty country cottage tiling and a chunky farmhouse-style dining table with plenty of space to share a meal with loved ones. Alternatively, dine alfresco on the outdoor furniture in the walled patio surrounded by almost a quarter of an acre of lawned garden with views over the neighbouring fields. For a cosy evening in, there’s no place better than the delightful living room with its ample sofa seating and warming wood burner housed in an impressive inglenook fireplace. Climb the spiral staircase to a mezzanine seating area with books, games and a large Velux window from which you can gaze up at the stars. The three bedrooms are found up one step from the hallway and are bright, inviting spaces to rest weary legs in plush, comfortable beds. Enjoy the best of both coast and country by staying in this quiet village, 1.5 miles from Sugar Sands beach, one of this stunning coastline’s best-kept secrets. You will also find a convenient grocery store and a friendly pub/restaurant nearby. Boulmer Beach (2 miles) offers more glorious beach strolls and even the occasional dolphin sighting. Alnmouth’s pretty village (3.5 miles) has lovely shops, cafes, pubs/restaurants, a children’s play area, a picturesque golf course, and another gorgeous beach. Visit Alnwick Castle and Gardens (4.5 miles) for a day out to remember amongst 12 acres of beautifully landscaped greenery, or head to Craster (5 miles) for some fresh seafood and a walk on the coastal path to Dunstanburgh Castle.
Weekly prices from £793.00
Saltash, Cornwall
5 2 1 Yes
Enjoy a fun family break in this practical and comfortable lodge on Notter Mill Country Park complex. The accommodation is all on one level, so no need to worry about young kids (or old kids!) and stairs. In Notter Bridge, you’re nestled on the banks of the River Lynher making for pleasant strolls and nature-spotting. At your home from home, kids and adults alike will love playing tennis on the shared court, letting loose in the children’s play area or swimming in the heated pool (available end of May to early September). Enter this wood-clad lodge and step into a spacious L-shaped lounge/kitchen/diner. The open-plan design works really well here, with lots of light, pitched high ceiling, large windows and plenty of room to manoeuvre. The lounge area has all the comforts of home and a wood burner set into a floor-to-ceiling brick chimney. Play games around the modern dining table or just gather to eat holiday feasts rustled up in the contemporary kitchen. Sleeping quarters are calm spaces, with light decor, painted wood-panelled ceilings and modern pine furniture. There’s a generous double and a room with bunks plus an extra single bed. Multiple doors lead outside to your own furnished patio and extensive shared lawns. Hang out and take full advantage of the facilities providedd or mix it up and take a few days trips. There’s a pub within 500 metres for days when you fancy a treat meal out. The quaint fishing village of Looe is 12.5 miles and is one of many options for a Cornish outing. Visit the National Trust’s Antony, an 18th-century house in landscaped gardens (13miles); or go even further back in time at the Tudor house and impressive estate of Cotehele (9 miles). Adrenaline Quarry (8 miles) will raise pulses for daredevils, but age restrictions may apply.
Weekly prices from £553.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
5 3 2 Yes
If youre looking for stylish yet comfortable accommodation thats just a short walk from the centre of Keswick, then youre sure to be quite taken with this cottage, a beautifully presented mid-terrace Lakeland stone cottage. The living room is light, bright and airy thanks to its feature bay window, and the fabulous modern dining kitchen is perfect for whipping up a feast or catching up round the dining table. Also on the ground floor is a handy utility room and a luxurious bathroom, complete with a shower over the bath. On the first floor youll find two of the three bedrooms: the gorgeous master king-size with en-suite shower room, and a lovely bedroom with three-quarter width bed. Up another flight of stairs to the second floor and the cosy attic twin. To the rear of the property is a delightful garden, with stunning views and outdoor furniture, youre sure to enjoy dining alfresco out here. With the centre of Keswick a few minutes walk away, youre perfectly placed for exploring everything that this bustling market town has to offer. Enjoy a spot of retail therapy before stopping for lunch at one of the many independent cafes on offer. Stroll through Fitz Park to Keswick Museum and Art Gallery, a must for anyone with an interest in local history. Why not take in a film at the art deco cinema or a play at the aptly named Theatre by the Lake? Fancy a night off from cooking? Enjoy a hearty meal at one of the towns traditional pubs, or treat yourselves to some fine dining at a local resturant. For fresh air and interesting walks, youre spoiled for choice! Head up Latrigg straight from the front door. Take a picnic and enjoy the view from the top - the panoramic views over the town are certainly worth the effort! If youre feeling fit and strong then continue onwards from here up Skiddaw, Englands fourth highest mountain. Derwentwater is the perfect place to enjoy a day by (or on) the water. Hire a canoe or rowing boat and take to the water - or hitch a ride on the launch and let someone else do the hard work as you cruise round the lake. After something a bit more adrenaline fuelled? Sign up for an activity with one of the local adventure companies; try ghyll scrambling, canyoning or the via ferrata. For a beautiful cottage in a great location, you need look no further than this retreat. Six stone steps take you to the front door and the warm light living room beyond. Comfortable seating provides a convivial setting around the gas-effect fire. There is a Smart TV with Netflix, plus a choice of books to borrow. The views towards Fitz Park and the mountains beyond through the lovely bay window are stunning. The kitchen is fully equipped with microwave, electric cooker, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and plenty of storage space. A fabulous round glass table takes centre stage in the kitchen providing dining for five (or six people at a squeeze). The utility room beyond the kitchen has a washer-drier, second sink and handy boot and coat storage. Through the utility room is the elegant, modern, family bathroom which has a shower over the bath. Stairs lead to the first floor. The first bedroom is a large single (or small double) - it has a three-quarter size bed and views out to the garden. The second bedroom is the master bedroom - lovely and large it has a king-size bed, plenty of space, views over the fields towards Borrowdale and an en-suite shower room. From this floor, steep stairs lead to the attic bedroom - a room with a sloping roof, fantastic views of Skiddaw and two single beds. Outside at the back of the cottage is a lovely garden. Accessed by steps directly behind the house, the garden enjoys gorgeous views towards Latrigg and Skiddaw from its elevated position. Out here youll find a bench and table, perfect for dining alfresco with a beautiful backdrop. The garden is not enclosed so dogs should remain on a lead, but there is a dog-friendly park immediately opposite! Parking is at the front of the cottage, on the road.
Weekly prices from £761.00