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Best Dog Friendly Holidays With Enclosed Paddocks Uk – Looking for the perfect dog friendly vacation? Look no further! From self-catering cottages and luxury lodges to luxury hotels and inns, we’ve rounded up the best places to stay with your pets around the UK coast.
This magnificent 19th century octagonal castle sits above the picturesque harbor of Bulley Bay on the north Jersey shore and has private gardens and terraces perfect for watching the fishing boats. The amazing Fort Leicester is built on a three-story stone wall, so visitors have to walk from room to room. Dogs are welcome and given the remote location, a car is required.
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The 5-star Cliff House Hotel occupies a prime seaside location on the south coast of Ireland, 1 hour from Cork or Waterford Airport and Rosslare Ferry Terminal. Hike a mountain, ride the ocean, and hang out with your furry friend. Dogs can sleep on the porch with their owners and homemade dog treats are provided upon arrival. Beds can be rented from the reception. For health and safety reasons, dogs must be leashed and supervised at all times and should not be left alone in a room. Not allowed in bar or restaurant areas.
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How much will it be? Sandy Paws offers from €284 per night for 2 people and 1 dog, including breakfast. Dog-friendly rooms are subject to availability, so advance booking is essential. Dogs must not weigh more than 30 pounds as rooms are not suitable for large dogs.
Perched on a hill overlooking the banks of Underby Creek, Beach Cottage is the perfect getaway for couples. Chosen as a special location by Sawday’s, this home has two bedrooms (two downstairs if needed), has a wood stove, a separate bathroom and best of all, a dog. Adjacent to Lincolnshire Coastal Park with its abundance of bird life, wildlife and flora, this ‘get away from it all’ location offers ever-changing sea views to be enjoyed in all weathers.
How much will it be? Prices range from around £400 for a weekend to £800 for a full week.
This charming 18th century fisherman’s cottage is located near the harbor in the heart of the old fishing village of East Neck Crail. It sleeps four and makes a perfect and luxurious base for a relaxing holiday. There is a separate garden with barbecue facilities and a terrace overlooking the sea in the summer and a wood burning stove to keep you cozy in the winter. With Fife’s beautiful beaches on your doorstep all year round and the golfing capital of St Andrews by the sea, there is plenty to do and even a friendly dog ​​is welcome.
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How much will it be? Prices range from around £370 for a short break (low season) to £840 for a week’s stay (high season), with a £20 pet fee.
It was named the Best Dog Business of the Year 2017 at the UK Travel Awards, so you can be sure it will make a great gift for you and your pets too. Close to Heritage Suffolk Coast, the estate offers four accommodation options, including three riverside cottages and The Mill House, set in seven acres of woodland and green space alongside the River Deben. Consider attractive interiors, an indoor dog shower and a dog welcome pack.
How much will it be? Weekly rates start from £90 per night with a three-night minimum and there is no charge for dogs.
Overlooking Leamington Harbour, this charming pub’s six spacious rooms are all dog-friendly, and with the Hampshire coast and New Forest on the doorstep, there’s no better place to walk if you’re here. The Mayflower takes pride in its food. There is an AA socket in the restaurant. If you want to eat with your dog, you can eat at the bar or on the terrace. There is also an enclosed garden.
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How much will it be? From around £140 per night, two dogs are welcome and a free travel pack is included.
If you want to live like a millionaire in Sandbanks, this beautiful property could be for you, if a little… Six bedrooms, 2 West Point is a beautiful town close to the famous Blue Flag beaches and peninsula beaches. Restaurants and shops. There is a large cinema, parking for two cars and a secure garden perfect for a well-behaved dog. The attractions of the seaside towns of Poole and Bournemouth are close by, not least the glorious Jura coast itself, which makes for great exploration from walking to fossil hunting, and you can also take the Sandbank chain ferry to the Isle of Purbeck.
In the pretty village of Broadstairs, close to independent shops and cafes, this spacious four-bedroom house has an outdoor shower, smart TV with Netflix, cozy fireplace and enclosed garden. Sandy Viking Bay is nearby and there are many cycle paths and walking trails nearby, perfect for families or couples walking their dogs.
Millstone Cottage is a Grade II listed farmhouse converted into a charming holiday home in the village of Luker, just three miles from Bamburgh and the beautiful Northumberland coast. Sleeping up to 6 people, there are 3 bedrooms and a living and dining area with traditional wooden beams. Meals will be provided for both you and your four-legged friend upon arrival. And nearby is The Apple Inn, which serves ale and home-cooked meals in a beautiful rural setting.
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Located in South Uist, this charming property is full of character and is ideal for those looking to get away from it all. Using column wall construction, it has views to the lake from the glass front, Sola pipes on the roof for interior lighting and underfloor heating. A luxurious feel includes a Bose sound system, White Company shoes and a welcome gift basket. It sleeps 2 people and you can bring a dog. The beach is a short drive from the house with miles of sandy beaches and (in summer) wildflowers.
Pen Hendre is a beautiful family and dog friendly cottage located in the seaside village of Trefor, close to the beautiful bay of Morfa Nefyn. This two-storey apartment has a retro 1950s/60s feel, including a quirky design and a record player with a selection of vinyl records. There are two comfortable seating areas and a covered patio, the beach is only 10 minutes away and there are plenty of dog walking trails. There are many beautiful beaches nearby, as well as dog-friendly pubs and charming seaside villages.
How much does it cost? Based on four people sharing, a three-night stay is around £316 or a seven-night stay is around £474. Up to 2 dogs are allowed. The first session is free; there is an additional weekly charge for the second stay.
Beesands’ mile long, sparkling Blue Flag is just a stone’s throw from The Lobster Pot and is dog friendly all year round. A specially designed dog shower makes it easy to wash pet paws, while stunning ocean views can be enjoyed from all three bedrooms and the living room. It’s an ideal base from which to explore the South West Coast and Devon Sea.
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Opened in 1931, this family-friendly hotel on the Isle of Purbeck is very elegant. In a unique setting, enjoy Anglo-French cuisine in the Studland Restaurant, cream teas in the Bistro and stunning coastal views of the magical Dorset region. There are dog-friendly beaches and lots of local attractions all year round.
How much will it be? The Sandy Paws package costs £150 per night (board, bed and breakfast) or you can book them any night of the week for just £15 per pet per night. Please bring your dog’s bed.
If you want to enjoy sailing along the beautiful Norfolk or Suffolk coast, why not buy a vintage car? Retro Campers Norfolk have original VW campers (most can sleep 6) and dogs are welcome. Bring a dog mat or blanket and make sure your dog is never left alone in the car. So you are free to choose where to stay.
How much will it be? Short breaks (Mon-Tue / Fri-Mon) from £395 and weekly rentals from £595. There is a charge of £50 per dog which includes a special cleaning fee after the hire.
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Carmel Three Bedroom Cottage Situated on a former strawberry farm and just 5 minutes from the dog friendly beach, Carmel Three Bedroom Cottage is ideal for exploring the Isle of Wight AONB. Inside, stone walls, wooden floors, cozy fireplaces, enclosed gardens, sun terraces and sea views mean you are moments away from the island’s coastal walks and the unique charm of Bonchurch village.
It is now managed by the Wicklow Head Lighthouse, Irish Landmark Trust.
