Check out our collection of large dog friendly holiday accommodation sleeping from 8 to 20 or even 30+ people.
These large holiday homes are ideal if you’re planning a big get-together with family or friends. From lakeside lodges to rural farmhouses, these generous properties offer plenty of space to stretch out, relax and celebrate together in style. Plus, dogs are welcome at all of our large holiday homes.
1,647 properties found
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
8 4 2 Yes
A spacious stone house in the heart of the Lake District with wonderful views, this is a splendid holiday base for families or friends. The traditional Lakeland property, sleeping eight, is in the pretty village of Rosthwaite, overlooking the Borrowdale Valley. The fells and wonderful walks are at your door and beautiful Derwentwater is less than 4 miles away. Your entrance to this characterful house is through the pretty, country-style kitchen. Next door is the large lounge, with magnificent countryside and mountain views. This welcoming space has original ceiling beams, ample comfortable seating, and a wood burner where you can toast your toes on chilly nights. French doors lead to a dining annexe, where families or friends can enjoy a meal together against the scenic backdrop. A small room with table football and board games is ideal for nights in. Upstairs are four attractively furnished bedrooms, all looking out to the fells. Outside is a secluded patio, with the same glorious view. There is also a garden and lawn, shared with neighbouring holiday homes. Rosthwaite boasts a restaurant and farm shop selling tasty Lakeland produce, along with a tearoom. The lovely market town of Keswick (6.5 miles), known as Queen of the Lakes, has a wealth of attractions, including Kong Adventure Centre, with indoor and outdoor activities for all ages. Hope Park has beautiful gardens, a cafe, and a games area where you can have fun with crazy golf and steering remote-controlled boats on a miniature Derwentwater. Explore the real thing on a 50-minute boat trip with a hop-on-and-off service at eight jetties around the lake. From Keswick, visit Castlerigg Stone Circle (1.5 miles), one of Britain’s most striking prehistoric monuments.
Weekly prices from £843.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
8 4 2 Yes
This charming period house is full of character and boasts wonderful views over Helvellyn and the Derwent Fells. It is an ideal base for a gathering of families or friends. Once the home of the poet W. H. Auden, the spacious property sleeps eight guests and has a beautiful, mature garden. There are fell walks from the front door and the pretty village of Threlkeld is within a mile, while the bustling market town of Keswick is 5 miles away. Exposed original beams throughout, fabulous views from most of the main rooms and two staircases are hallmarks of this delightful holiday home. On the ground floor are three rooms, all with wood burners. They comprise a cosy snug with seating, a dining room/conservatory, and a spacious lounge. This comfortably furnished room has a walk-in bay window, where you can sit and enjoy the panoramic vista. The handmade kitchen is well-equipped for whipping up culinary feasts and features original Honister slate flooring. Upstairs are four bedrooms: a king-size, two doubles with fell views, and a pretty twin. Outside, the large, enclosed garden has extensive lawns, mature trees and a patio with seating from where you can gaze at the breathtaking landscape. Keen walkers will enjoy the 6-mile path from Threlkeld to Keswick along the old railway line. Stock up with a drink and homemade cake from Threlkeld Coffee Shop before embarking on the trail, which weaves its way over the River Greta on some of the original Victorian railway bridges. Lively Keswick’s many attractions include Theatre by the Lake, the Pencil Museum, and Kong Adventure Centre, with indoor and outdoor fun activities for all ages. Just outside the town is the impressive Castlerigg Stone Circle, one of Britain’s most striking prehistoric monuments.
Weekly prices from £1,039.00
Penrith, The Lake District and Cumbria
8 4 2 Yes
Located in the village of Winskill in the Eden Valley between the North Pennines and Lake District, this beautiful house is ideal for families and friends looking for a peaceful holiday. The village boasts a play park across from the property, which the children will love. From the neighbouring village of Melmerby (3 miles), cycle the Hartside Pass and visit Alston, Englands highest market town, boasting cobbled streets and quaint buildings. Enjoy a train ride on the famous Settle to Carlisle railway line; Langwathby station is less than 2 miles away. This beautiful, bright, contemporary property, set over two floors, has plenty of natural light and decor that reflects nature and landscapes. Enter the hallway, and the lounge is on the left, offering comfortable sofas, a Smart TV and space to play board games. A snug opposite with a bookcase and sofa is the perfect reading place. The open-plan kitchen/diner with bi-folding doors is a great social space to catch up and plan for the day. The kitchen has all the necessary appliances to ensure meal preparation is a breeze. Upstairs, there is a king-size bedroom with en-suite and a Juliet balcony. There are also two other king-size bedrooms, a twin room and a stylish family bathroom. Outside, relax on the patio area and enjoy al fresco dining. The enclosed garden has incredible panoramic views over the fields and fells. Head into the Lake District and spend the day at Ullswater, taking a trip on one of the steamers or enjoying the walk and scenery on the way up to Aira Force Waterfall (18 miles). The Rheged Centre sits in Englands largest grass-covered building (9 miles), and you can enjoy exhibitions, a movie, or participate in one of the creative classes on offer. Alternatively, step back in time and discover the Neolithic Stone Circle of Long Meg and her Daughters (2 miles).
Weekly prices from £982.00
Llandudno, Snowdonia and North Wales
8 4 3 Yes
Set on a quiet residential road on the outskirts of Llandudno, this detached family home provides stylish and spacious accommodation for families and friends seeking a Welsh coastal escape. Sleeping eight guests in four bedrooms, this dog-friendly property benefits from open-plan living, an enclosed garden, and distant sea views. After relaxing days frolicking on the quieter West Shore beaches and wandering the picturesque coastal trail, this two-storey holiday home offers abundant space for relaxing and entertaining, inside and out. From the cheerful front door to the light and airy living spaces, this property radiates comfort and tranquillity, with a subtle coastal theme echoing throughout the decor. Bright and fresh, the well-stocked kitchen has everything you need to whip up your family’s favourite meals, before gathering in the warm dining room to share good food and conversation. There’s ample space to socialise or relax in comfort, with soft seating in the dining room, a light-filled conservatory, and a relaxing lounge with a large corner sofa. You can also make the most of sunny afternoons and warm evenings with outdoor sofas in the garden, perfect for enjoying a cuppa or glass of wine in the salty sea air. The downstairs has access to the internal garage, where you’ll find the washing machine and space to store bikes or beach equipment. Upstairs, four inviting bedrooms ensure a comfortable night’s sleep for all. Choose between two king-size bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and two twin rooms that share the family bathroom. Rooms at the rear of the property benefit from wonderful sea views. Venture around two miles north to reach the bustling heart of Llandudno, with its elegant promenade, authentic seafront architecture, and the longest pier in Wales. Ride the Great Orme Tramway to the country park and nature reserve, which has breathtaking views as far as the Isle of Man, Blackpool and even the Lake District from the summit.
Weekly prices from £962.00
Bude, Cornwall
8 4 3 Yes
Situated in a charming Cornish village right on the Devon/Cornwall border with the very best of the rolling open countryside and miles of gloriously sandy beaches the West Country is famous for on your doorstep, this cosy, captivating getaway couldn’t be better placed for extended get togethers’ and long-awaited family reunions. Offering a combination of traditional period features and stylish touches, comfortably sleeping eight guests, this coastal getaway promises to tick a variety of boxes for guests of all ages. Typical of the local area, original exposed beams and brickwork with a mixture of stylish contemporary touches perfectly retain the property’s heritage whilst reflecting the vibrancy of the surrounding coastline. At the end of a busy day, follow the warmth of the underfloor heating into the cosy lounge to catch up on the day’s adventures as you unwind on the comfy sofa with the sound of the roaring wood burner crackling in the background. As the evening draws in, keep the cook company in the light, bright and spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner before gathering around the generous dining table to feast on your delicious locally sourced produce. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime, you have a super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom downstairs, plus one en-suite king-size, one double and one king-size zip-and-link bedroom upstairs to retire to for a peaceful rest before tomorrow’s big day out. Fire up the gas BBQ on the generous patio with peace of mind that children and four-legged friends can roam to their heart’s content on the large, enclosed lawn.
Weekly prices from £966.00
Hexham, Northumbria
8 4 3 Yes
Perched on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, this luxurious barn conversion offers a true rural idyll to large groups that love the great outdoors. Sleeping eight guests in four bedrooms, this pet-friendly property sits within 1.5 acres of private grounds and offers magnificent valley views. With two lounges and gorgeous grounds incorporating a wildflower meadow, a quirky wooden sauna and a hot tub, it’s the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day on the trails. Vaulted beamed ceilings, arched windows and doors, exposed brick walls and polished wooden floors add to the property’s character and charm. Underfloor heating, Sonos speakers on the ground floor, home cinema surround sound in the lounge, plus the outdoor sauna and hot tub ensure a touch of luxury. Set beneath a vaulted ceiling and flooded with natural light, fill the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with laughter and chatter as you gather together. With a central island and breakfast bar, double AGA and electric oven, the kitchen is a dream to prepare meals in, while mixing with those relaxing on the comfortable sofas. There’s a table here for casual meals, while the formal dining room is the perfect backdrop for celebratory occasions. Settle in the formal lounge to watch a film, or take a glass of your favourite tipple to the garden to stargaze while bubbling in the hot tub. You can also dine alfresco with a BBQ and outdoor table set within the landscaped garden. Four elegant bedrooms are divided between the ground and first floors, the two king-size suites accessed via different sets of stairs. Three bathrooms plus an additional WC and separate utility room take care of all practicalities. An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and International Dark Sky Reserve, the Northumberland National Park is a patchwork of rolling hills, sweeping moorlands, ancient forests, and picturesque valleys. There’s a wealth of historical attractions, including Hadrian’s Wall, which you can access at Chollerford (8 miles), while Kielder Water (from 16 miles) offers water sports and a multitude of walking and cycling paths.
Weekly prices from £1,565.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
8 4 3 Yes
Set yourselves up for a sumptuous stay at this splendid, single-storey retreat in Portinscale. Sleeping eight guests, the cottage, which is 2 miles from Keswick, makes a great option for extended families or groups of friends. With a wood burner, spa bath and raised deck with far-reaching views, it has some lovely touches. Canine companions are welcome too and there is a garden here for them to stretch their legs in. Climb four steps to enter and find yourself in a gorgeous, open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, with a high vaulted ceiling and beautiful beams. Sink back into the soft seating, with the wood burner blazing on colder days. Play games or watch the Smart TV together on those evenings you decide to stay in. Grab a chilled bottle of wine from the cooler in the kitchen, then perch at the breakfast bar, chatting to the chef of your party. The large table is the perfect place to congregate for your holiday feasts. There is also a handy utility room close to the kitchen. When day turns to night, make your way through to one of the two king-size bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room, and one with a cot for little ones under the age of two. There is also a twin bedroom and a bunk room/playroom that the children in your group will adore. Treat yourself to a hydro shower or spa bath in the family bathroom to help you truly relax. Unwind out on the deck as well, taking in the views out over Grizedale and towards the mountains. Take a cruise or hire boats out on Derwentwater from the marina 0.5 miles away. Head into Keswick to shop, dine out and enjoy a play at the Theatre by the Lake. Follow the 10-mile path around Derwentwater on foot.
Weekly prices from £1,829.00
Isle Of Arran, Argyll & The Isles
8 4 2 Yes
This property is situated in an elevated position less than a mile from Blackwaterfoot, a charming village that offers a variety of activities and attractions. Enjoy a round of golf at Shiskine Golf Club, a scenic 12-hole course, renowned for its stunning coastal views and unique layout. Explore the numerous walking trails around Blackwaterfoot; The Kings Cave walk is particularly popular, leading to historic caves associated with Robert the Bruce. Another great walk is the coastal path from Blackwaterfoot to the nearby Drumadoon Point, offering spectacular views and a chance to see wildlife. Cairnhouse Riding Centre offers horse riding for all levels, allowing you to explore the beautiful landscapes on horseback. Relax on the sandy Blackwaterfoot Beach or take a leisurely stroll along the shore. It’s a perfect spot for picnics, beachcombing, and enjoying the sunset. Machrie Moor Standing Stones (4 miles) is an ancient site that features several stone circles and standing stones, offering a glimpse into the islands prehistoric past. The bungalow entrance leads into the kitchen, where you can prepare a family dinner, with all you will need to rustle up a bite to eat with local produce purchased on your travels. When ready, set the dining table and enjoy a home-cooked meal whilst planning your holiday activities. The delightful and welcoming lounge features a comfortable sofa where you can unwind and watch your favourite movie on the Smart TV. Enjoy the views from the sunroom whilst playing a board game. From the main hallway, you can access the front garden and all four light and bright bedrooms. There is one king-size, two doubles and one twin, sharing the use of a family bathroom and a family shower room. The garden is mainly laid to lawn and is a perfect area to enjoy a sundowner and soak up the views. There is a lockable shed where you can store wet suits and bikes.
Weekly prices from £1,003.00
Ilminster, Dorset and Somerset
8 4 3 2
This Grade II listed cottage just off the private drive leading to Dillington House, creates a tranquil retreat in Somerset's stunning countryside
Weekly prices from £2,784.00