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.
10,486 properties found
North Tawton, Devon
4 3 1 Yes
In the heart of Devon, you’ll find your ideal rural hideaway. Located on a family-run working farm, with popular tourist destinations on the south coast and unspoilt villages and beaches around the north, you’ll find something for everyone here. Once you’re done exploring for the day, you’ll find a large patio area waiting - the perfect spot for a cool glass of wine while you put your feet up. This remarkable barn conversion is light and airy throughout, finished with a casual country aesthetic in keeping with its surroundings. There’s ample space for the family to rest and play, with a magnificent open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner on the ground floor. Start your day catching up over a lazy breakfast, with the sunlight and gentle breeze streaming through the open patio doors and end it by curling up on the cosy sofa in front of your favourite family movie. In summer months, you can even enjoy your dinner alfresco, with garden furniture and a charcoal BBQ provided in the patio area. For the best of the countryside, head into Dartmoor National Park which you can explore on foot, bicycle, or even on horseback thanks to the local riding stables. Here you’ll also find plenty of trails to keep the whole family entertained, from letterboxing to mystery treasure trails. Exmoor National Park is 20 miles away for those wishing to complete the two tors while in the area. The market town of Okehampton is 7.5 miles away, offering an eclectic array of shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs.
Weekly prices from £471.00
Holsworthy, Cornwall
4 2 2 Yes
This beautifully converted barn boasts spectacular countryside views and is perfectly placed to explore both Devon and Cornwall. Head west into Cornwall and discover the rugged seaside towns of Tintagel (25 miles) or Boscastle (19 miles) or delve into Devon and lose yourself in the beauty of Dartmoor National Park (25 miles). Set in 10 acres of pastureland, you can also enjoy walks from your doorstep or a BBQ by the nearby lake. The fabulous lounge area of this property is the perfect place to relax, thanks to its grand vaulted ceiling, exposed oak beams, floor-to-ceiling windows and exquisite views over the Tamar Valley. This is also a great sociable space for the whole party to gather to watch TV or play games, as the woodburner crackles in the background. Outside, youll find a large decked area and BBQ, allowing you to enjoy al fresco dining in the evening sunshine, as well as a variety of outdoor games to keep everyone entertained. The accommodation is just 10 miles from the seaside town of Bude. With its laid-back charm, beautiful sandy beaches, quirky shops and surfing hotspots, its easy to see why visitors return time and time again. Take a stroll along the cliffs or perhaps hire a rowing boat and while away a few hours pottering along the picturesque canal. Steeped in myth and history, the dramatic village of Tintagel, set high on the coast, has been inspiring artists and writers for years, and it is well worth pencilling into your holiday schedule. Thrill-seekers will enjoy Tamar Lakes Country Park (11.5 miles away), where you can take part in a wide variety of water sports, including windsurfing, sailing and kayaking.
Weekly prices from £641.00
Dorchester, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 1 Yes
A fantastic destination for small families, this characterful cottage sits in the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is close to the many beaches of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. Sleeping four across two bedrooms, this home from home welcomes a pair of four-legged friends, too. Many of the local beaches welcome stick chasers all year round, including the golden sands at Weymouth (11.5 miles), where canines can scatter pawprints at the Pavilion end of the beach before you all return to cosy up by the wood burner. Arrive at this humble abode, throw a log on the wood burner which sits in a traditional inglenook fireplace, and snuggle up on the sofa for a cosy night in or a relaxing afternoon post-adventure. For a lively night, fill the lounge with music from the Bluetooth speaker and boogie the night away to your favourite songs. Prepared for rustling up picnics and cooking three-course meals, the galley-style kitchen has all the space you need to gather a couple of chefs and cater for hungry guests. Plate up in the bright sunroom, flooded with natural light from the doors which leads down a step to the courtyard. Perfect for al fresco evenings with sundowner drinks and four-legged stretches, the courtyard is a great spot to while away time at any time of the day. Climb the winding cottage-style stairs to the first floor to rest your head in one of two pretty bedrooms before waking and freshening up in the ground-floor shower room and enjoying breakfast at the breakfast bar. There is off-road parking for two cars opposite the cottage. Pack up a picnic and enjoy a beach day with all the family at Weymouth Beach (11.5 miles), where you can swim in the sea, chase sticks and have a fun-filled day. Travel a little further away from home and pay one of Dorset’s most iconic beaches a visit, Lulworth Cove, which is 18 miles away. From the horseshoe-shaped bay you can walk 1.5 miles along the clifftops to the majestic natural arch at Durdle Door.
Weekly prices from £505.00
Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Stay at this charming stone property in the historical village of Otterburn for a rural retreat with your loved ones. Its right on the edge of Northumberland National Park, a haven for hikers, cyclists and mountain bikers. Spend a day in the hills or marvelling at fascinating castles, then settle in for the night in front of a cosy traditional fire. The house sleeps up to four people as well as two dogs, so theres no need to leave your pets at home. This traditional cottage is beautifully decorated in a period style thats befitting of the building, with antique furniture and vintage-inspired soft furnishings in muted shades. Relax with a book on one of the sumptuous sofas while your canine companions doze off by the roaring fire. The outdoor space has stone steps, decking and a seating area. On slower days, enjoy a home-cooked lunch in the dining area then take a pot of afternoon coffee out to the summer house at the end of the garden. At night, make sure you check out the sky – in clear weather, youll be wowed at how bright the stars are! The village, where you can enjoy a pub lunch and delicious meals out, offers wonderful views over the surrounding moorland and hills. The national park is an outdoor lovers dream – head for a day out in the breathtaking Kielder Water and Forest Park (20 miles), where youll find the largest manmade lake in northern Europe and the biggest forest in England. Or spend an afternoon at Rothbury (15 miles), a pretty riverside town with independent shops. The National Trust property at Cragside (16 miles) is also well worth the trip for its perfectly manicured gardens, magical woodlands and Victorian stately home.
Weekly prices from £420.00
Warminster, Dorset and Somerset
4 2 2 Yes
This beautiful detached barn is situated in the heart of the owners’ working farm and is in the sought-after village of Kilmington. Walks are in abundance and are literally accessible from your doorstep, with Stonehenge just a short journey away and the local pub just a few fields walk away. A perfect location for exploring three counties - Wiltshire, Dorset and Somerset. Sightseers have plenty of choice with numerous National Trust properties within a short drive, including Stourhead House and Gardens just a few minutes’ drive away. Longleat with its famous Safari Park is great fun for adults and children, alternatively for those who like a flutter or simply enjoy the spectacle, Wincanton Racecourse is close by. A little further afield, is the historic spa town of Bath and the cathedral city of Salisbury. Also the Dorset Jurassic Coast is just a short drive away. This charming spacious barn conversion is approached by a private driveway and is situated in the heart of a working beef farm, set amongst open countryside and farmland. Upon entering the beautiful single-storey accommodation, you are greeted with a light and airy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. In the summer you can open the bi-fold doors to the sun-trapped garden to let the outside in, or in the cooler months snuggle up on the comfy sofas while watching your favourite programme on the Smart TV. The perfectly equipped kitchen has an electric Range ovens and hobs, fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher , and is a great space for cooking lazy breakfasts or old family favourites. There is also a utility/boot room with a washing machine, useful when returning from outdoor activities and for drying coats, boots and dogs. There are two immaculate bedrooms both with Smart TVs, a king-size with the added benefit of an en-suite shower room with shower and WC and a twin zip-and-link ( which can be made into a super-king-size on request). There is also a contemporary bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Outside there is a large enclosed east facing garden with far reaching countryside views, perfect for both you and your four-legged friends to relax in and for children to play. There is also a secluded patio area where guests will find a table and chairs and a charcoal BBQ so you can enjoy some alfresco dining. There is ample off-road parking available.
Weekly prices from £674.00
Callington, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
One of two stunning stone properties surrounded by acres of rural farmland. With room for four guests, it would make the perfect retreat for a family or group of adults looking to unwind on holiday in the Cornish countryside. Its excellent central location gives you the advantage of being able to explore a stunning portion of the county while using this cottage as a base. Its an equally lovely spot to spend your days lounging in the garden and snuggling up by the fire. Gaze out over a patchwork of fields from this stunning location. The property is gorgeous inside and out, making the most of its original features and charming layout. There are wooden beams, exposed brick, quaint windows and an impressive feature fireplace. Enjoy a cosy, homely feel in this delightful property, the ideal place to return to after a long day traversing the landscape to enjoy a traditional cream tea. Perfect for adventure holidays as its just between rugged Bodmin Moor and the expansive Dartmoor National Park both with trails, pretty villages and towns for more exploration. Head into the bustling city of Plymouth for a day out or southwest to the famous Eden Project which is 26 miles away. Stop by Seaton Beach, Tregantle Beach, The Monkey Sanctuary, Dartmoor Zoo, Golitha Falls, Morwellham Quay or Cotehele, which are all within a 25-mile radius.
Weekly prices from £479.00
Bideford, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
Come and stay in this beautiful sea view property located in the coastal village of Westward Ho!. There is something for everyone to enjoy here, from surfing down on the beach to cycling along the Tarka Trail towards the market town of Bideford. The property itself offers stunning views of the coastline and has an enclosed decked area outside - perfect for an easy end-of-day BBQ. With wooden floorboards and neutral tones throughout, this property is light and inviting. The master bedroom is large and boasts a super king-size bed as well as stunning sea views. There is a bathroom upstairs and a bonus shower room on the ground floor meaning freshening up at the end of a fun-filled day couldnt be easier. Put your feet up, relax, and turn on the TV for a family movie in the cosy lounge area. After a nights rest take your morning coffee out into the conservatory to start your day. Westward Ho! is not short of family activities. Spend your days catching waves down on the golden sand beach and your afternoons trying your luck in the amusement arcades. For a sweet treat, stop by the Hockings Ice Cream van, or for an evening meal the Pier House, just 0.5 miles away, is not to be missed. With its outdoor seating area overlooking the sea you can enjoy a delicious meal whilst looking out to Lundy Island. The South West Coastal Path runs through Westward Ho! - perfect for exploring the North Devon coastline and the nature it has to offer.
Weekly prices from £494.00
Bideford, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
This beautifully decorated property located close to the beach in Westward Ho! is not to be missed. Offering spectacular views from the comfort of the sofa, as well as its enclosed outdoor patio area, youll always feel close to the beach. Surfing, walking, and amusement arcades all await you down on the beach so make use of the well-equipped kitchen and enjoy a hearty breakfast before heading out for the day. This property has been decorated throughout with a mix of neutral tones and wooden flooring, making it light and inviting. The upstairs shower room is luxurious with its high ceilings, large walk-in shower and his and hers sinks. This property also has a handy downstairs shower room and the addition of an outside shower to wash down at the end of a day on the beach. The kitchen is not short of amenities and has plenty of space to prepare a family meal, so why not take in the sunset from the patio and enjoy some al fresco dining. Conclude the evening by snuggling on the sofas watching the TV with some buttery popcorn. Westward Ho! itself has a range of activities to get involved in, from golf and go-karting to lovely scenic walks along the South West Coastal Path which provide stunning views out towards Lundy Island. From the nearby town of Bideford, just 3.5 miles away, you can catch a day ferry out to the car-free island famous for its puffins. The island is no longer than 3 miles in length but offers stunning scenery, wildlife and plenty of history for you to explore.
Weekly prices from £501.00
Chathill, Northumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Straight out of a fairy tale, this cottage is set within a quintessential Northumberland. A destination known for its picturesque bay, you’ll be well-placed for trying an array of water-based activities such as kitesurfing and paddleboarding. Catch the surf or embrace a classic bucket-and-spade holiday, refuelling with fish and chips as you admire the gently bobbing boats. Your accommodation sleeps four guests and provides a relaxing bolthole for exploring the surrounding countryside. Beneath the charming exterior is a retreat characterised by period timber beams, exposed stone and cosy furniture. Light the wood burner on chilly evenings and curl up with mugs of hot chocolate in the lounge, moving through to the kitchen/diner to enjoy meals with views of the garden. There is a downstairs bathroom with a handy shower over the bath, and the master bedroom and twin bedroom upstairs have access to a small shower room. Outside, there is a private stone patio to the rear with a pathway leading to off-road parking for two cars, and an open-plan front lawn which interconnects with the neighbouring properties. Sit outside with a glass of wine in hand to admire the sunset and, when it is dark, it is easy to see the stars. Lace up your boots and wander across the dunes to reach the pretty beach, basking in the sunshine over a picnic or signing up to try the water sports on offer. The village is awash with potential for meals out and leisurely dining, or you can take to the coastal path to reach Bamburgh, 6 miles away, marvelling at the imposing castle or browsing the pretty shops and eateries.
Weekly prices from £637.00