Rather than leaving a beloved member of the family behind, join the ranks of holidaymakers who bring their dogs along on their adventures by booking one of our pet-friendly cottages located in scenic areas throughout England and Wales. Looking for a family holiday that includes your furry friend? Look no further!

We offer a variety of luxurious pet-friendly cottages that boast amenities such as hot tubs, swimming pools, wood burners, and enclosed gardens, all of which your furry friend is sure to appreciate. Don’t worry about sacrificing style or quality for the sake of your pup. And with many of our properties available for last-minute booking, you can plan your getaway with whomever you choose, whenever you like.

Whether you prefer a leisurely short break exploring cafes and relaxing spots or a longer adventure filled with challenging walks and sightseeing, every dog-friendly holiday is unique, just like your pup! We have properties in locations that will suit your needs.

If your furry friend loves the coast, consider a trip to Northumberland, Cornwall, or Wales. Cornwall offers over 100 dog-friendly beaches along its 422-mile coastline, with flat, sandy shores perfect for playing fetch and paddling in the waves. Northumberland also has numerous dog-friendly beaches along its award-winning coastline, where your pup can explore historic castles and soak up the fresh sea air. Wales boasts one of the most dog-friendly coastlines in the country, with the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Gower AONB, and Gwynedd coastline all offering breathtaking views and exciting adventures.

For those who prefer the countryside, England and Wales offer a wide variety of rural spots to choose from. Kent and Dorset are two of the UK’s most picturesque countryside destinations, filled with fields of blooming flowers and wildlife. The Dales in Yorkshire and Derbyshire are perfect for exploring rolling hills and quaint villages, and they offer great hiking opportunities. If you’re up for a challenge, head to Cumbria and the Lake District, where some of the UK’s highest peaks and most dramatic fells await.