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
Chop Gate, Yorkshire Dales
4 2 2 Yes
A gorgeous Grade II-listed barn conversion set on a working farm just 9.5 miles from Helmsley, one of the North York Moors National Park’s most popular market towns. An ideal base for active families and groups, this dog-friendly cottage features a spacious lounge, a welcoming kitchen/diner, a gravel courtyard garden and easy access to attractions including Rievaulx Abbey and the Cleveland Way. The two-storey stone barn is one of three on the farm’s accommodation complex and is surrounded by attractive farmland bordered by distant mountains between Helmsley and Stokesley. Exposed stone walls and high, beamed ceilings are found throughout its bright and airy interior, with characterful soft furnishings laid out across flagstone and carpeted flooring. The barn enjoys underfloor heating which enhances the comfort of the lounge, which features a wood burner and inviting sofas. The kitchen/diner next door is a fantastic social space with stunning original features. Stairs in the lounge lead up to the first floor, home to an impressive super-king-size bedroom and a twin bedroom. Both are beautifully furnished and are blessed with original features. A shower room stands nearby. The raised patio garden outside is a tranquil and sheltered spot with comfortable seating and enjoys views of fields and moorlands beyond. The farm is equidistant to Stokesley and Helmsley (both within 10 miles), two bustling market towns in the national park that have been attracting visitors for generations. Helmsley offers an array of dog-friendly shops and traditional pubs, an attractive walled garden and a delightful castle. The area is a haven for walkers, with numerous routes including the Cleveland Way, within 5 miles. One of North Yorkshire’s most famous historical attractions is Rievaulx Abbey (8 miles), a must for history lovers.
Weekly prices from £596.00
Exeter, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
This picture-postcard cottage in the Devon countryside is a beautiful blend of contemporary and character. Located just moments from the enchanting landscapes of Dartmoor National Park, this scenic property is ideal for a family of four wishing to explore all that Devon has to offer. Step inside this gorgeous country cottage and hang up your walking gear in the handy utility room. Pop the kettle on in the fabulous modern kitchen, where youll also find all the appliances needed to make mealtimes a breeze. The dining table is located in the lounge/diner, where overhead exposed beams and comfy seating provide cosy evenings of wining and dining or movie nights in front of the Smart TV. Sit back and relax in the suntrap garden, or perhaps, strike up the BBQ to cook up a well-deserved feast. Guests also have access to an expansive garden, which is a blessing for the energetic kids of the group. Head up the central staircase at bedtime to be met with two sumptuous bedrooms. A king-size bedroom and a super-king-size zip-and-link bedroom provide solitude at the end of busy days and also benefit from private bathroom spaces. Discover wild and historic vistas when you spend the day at Dartmoor National Park (4.5 miles). Dartmoor has plenty to see and do, from granite tors to ancient woodlands and even pretty villages. 14 miles from the property takes you into the popular city of Exeter, where visitors can mosey around its Gothic cathedral, explore the extraordinary network of underground passages or tuck into Devons finest dishes at one of the many cafes, restaurants and bars.
Weekly prices from £488.00
Mablethorpe, East of England
4 2 2 Yes
This beautiful, family friendly seaside cottage, sits right next to the beach, with wonderful on-site facilities and access to the best that the East Coast has to offer. The cottage itself is within the village of Trusthorpe, set in a holiday park, meaning there is always someone on hand to provide advice or assistance. There is fishing available on site, a convenience store and a bar on site, providing award winning food, local ales and barista style coffee. Just 2 miles from Mablethorpe itself, which has a seal sanctuary, fairground, aquapark and cinema, there are so many things to explore right on your doorstep. A little further away just 12 miles takes you to Skegness, with a larger aquarium, laser quest, fantasy island theme park and raceway to name a few. There is a whole host of things to explore and see. The cottage sits only 300m away from a beautiful sandy beach, and with convenience store and fishing available on site, you might be tempted to stay in and around the cottage itself. The property enjoys colourful coastal colours, and bright open rooms, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner offers a Smart TV and soft seating, with patio doors bringing in light and creating a lovely open space. There is a snug room with another Smart TV, perfect for younger guests to relax. The bedrooms offer a double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a twin bedroom. There is also a separate family bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC. Outside there is an enclosed garden with dining area, a BBQ and sun loungers. The garden enjoys a bright spot and has fencing around for privacy, perfect for those warm summer evenings.
Weekly prices from £963.00
Leyburn, Yorkshire Dales
4 2 2 Yes
A hidden haven on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, this delightful Leyburn cottage hosts four guests and welcomes up to two dogs. Benefiting from two generous bedrooms, one with a zip-and-link bed, the cottage lends itself perfectly to any group of family, friends or two couples holidaying in a pair. Featuring stylishly appointed interiors, an appealing outdoor space and good proximity to the centre of town, you’ll find so much to write home about throughout your stay in this North Yorkshire destination cottage. Discover the vibrant nature trails and awe-inspiring scenery of Wensleydale nearby, made for incredible walks and unforgettable bike rides. Feature walls and furnishings are adorned in rich, deep shades throughout the property, lending the entire space a feel of undoubted elegance. Along with a handy ground-floor shower room and a central kitchen with so much space to socialise, the downstairs is home to a lovely lounge/diner where the very best evenings will be spent. Throw a log on the wood burner, get curled up on the couch and enjoy a film on the Smart TV. If the weather isn’t calling out for a night by the fire, step out into the suntrap courtyard and enjoy board games or listening to music outdoors. Indoors, both bedrooms await on the first floor – a king-size room and a flexible twin bedroom - both equally attractive and served by a well-appointed bathroom. Leyburn is a Yorkshire Dales gateway town, one of the largest market towns in the famous area of Wensleydale and home to a blend of country pubs and independent shops. On foot or by bike, venture into the national park to unearth some beautiful scenes. Aysgarth is a village 8 miles away, complete with a collection of beautiful waterfalls and a walking trail encompassing each one.
Weekly prices from £687.00
Ambleside, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 3 Yes
Get all of your loved ones together at this magnificent and luxurious home located in the quaint Lakeland community of Hawkshead. Sleeping four people across two lovely bedrooms, this is an ideal accommodation option for small families or groups of friends who want to discover the scenic beauty of Lake District together. During the day, spend happy hours exploring Hawkshead, which is known for its charming lanes and 17th century architecture. Then enjoy a relaxing evening in the cottages expansive lounge, sipping wine while you take in the breathtaking views of the fells from the large picture window. Step inside and you’ll be greeted by a spacious hallway with plenty of space for your hiking gear. Head up to the first floor to relax in the expansive, eclectic-style living room, which boasts a beautiful, oversized wall decoration. Then head downstairs to the sleek kitchen on the ground floor to whip up your favourite meal and host a sociable dinner at the chic dining table. After dinner, make your way to the living room to take in the beautiful views from the large picture windows while you enjoy a glass of wine, or head to the second relaxation area on the second floor to indulge in a little quiet time. At the end of the day, you’ll find two exquisite bedrooms - one fabulous king bed room on the first floor and one stylish king on the second floor. Pull on your hiking boots and take a scenic stroll to Tarn Hows (2 miles), a stunning lake encircled by hills and forests where you can spot herons, buzzards, woodpeckers and red squirrels. Alternatively, take a cruise on Lake Windermere (5 miles) - the largest lake in the Lake District. Enjoy breathtaking panoramas of the towering mountains while you learn all about the areas rich history.
Weekly prices from £830.00
Cleator, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 3 Yes
A duo of en-suite bedrooms and a chic, sociable kitchen space make this fabulous country abode an idyllic bolthole for two couples and their canine companions. Located on the western edge of the national park, it offers stunning fell views and walks across farmland to the nearby river. For a change of scene, the coast is just 7 miles away and a beautiful place to explore with your dogs by your side. One of a small collection of properties in a blissful fellside location, this two-bedroomed holiday home has ultra-modern interiors within a wood-clad facade. Step inside and a handy utility room to your right has that country-living essential: space for walking boots, weatherproof coats and doggie gear. Once everything’s safely stowed, cross the hallway into a high-ceilinged lounge with French doors which open onto a patio. On cooler evenings, you can curl up before the wood burner, stream a favourite movie on the Smart TV and chill. Striking stone flooring flows throughout the ground floor, giving each room a fine contemporary feel. Nowhere is this more evident than in the sleek, skilfully crafted kitchen, which has bi-folding doors to bring the outside in and bar-style seating at a central kitchen island. There’s a more formal dining suite to one end, and lots of floor space for the dogs to stay close at all times. A beautifully designed bathroom is set just off the hallway from the kitchen, and has both a bath and separate shower. Accentuating the property’s versatility, there’s also a bedroom on the ground floor, complete with its own en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is on the first floor; set in the eaves, it also boasts its own en-suite shower room. Ensuring that the property will appeal to all party make-ups, the beds are a double and a super-king-size zip-and-link which can, on request, be made up as a twin set instead. There’s also a sofa bed in the lounge to sleep an additional two guests. Bask in the beauty of your surroundings as often as possible – the garden here offers great views across the fells. Enjoy al fresco food and drink out on the patio, or walks into the pretty woodland which has an enclosed field at one end where dogs can let off steam. Guests are welcome to explore the land around the farm and enjoy a walk to the River Ehen. Wander half a mile and you’ll find welcoming country inns and a coffee shop in the village of Ennerdale Bridge, while Ennerdale Water is less than 2 miles from your doorstep. This is the most westerly and remote of all the lakes, so even in high season, it’s a peaceful place to explore. The surrounding valley is one of the largest forests in Cumbria and there are many paths to discover here. Indulge your sense of adventure with a hike to Kinniside Stone Circle (1.5 miles) where, on a clear day, you can see the coast at Whitehaven, and beyond to Scotland and the Isle of Man. For a more laid-back day out, take a walk along the promenade or relax on the sandy beach at the coastal town of St Bees (7 miles).
Weekly prices from £662.00
Great Yarmouth, East Anglia
4 3 1 Yes
Welcome to your beautiful seaside getaway in the coastal village of Winterton-on-Sea. This charming cottage is perfect for families or small groups looking for a tranquil retreat with its comfortable, contemporary styling and direct access to the Winterton Dunes and beach from the rear garden. Step into this bright and breezy retreat to be greeted by the lounge featuring a warming wood burner-effect electric fire and large windows that fill the room with natural light. The dining room offers ample seating for enjoying home-cooked meals together, while the well-appointed kitchen makes food prep a delight. Theres also a gleaming family bathroom conveniently located downstairs. Upstairs, youll find two king-size bedrooms, one with a breathtaking view of the dunes and the other, which can be set up as twin beds if required. Theres also a cosy single bedroom and an additional cloakroom. The front of the property is an enclosed lawned area and a shed for bike storage. At the back of the cottage, theres a decked area and a summer house with outdoor seating. Step through the gate, and youll find yourself on the path leading to the beach. Head down to the beach to feel the sea breeze and take in the panoramic coastal views. Look out for seals basking on the sandbanks and many bird species in the skies. Winterton-on-Sea offers a warm, friendly community and a range of amenities, including a delightful tea room, a traditional dog-friendly pub, and a local shop. Indulge in fresh seafood from the North Sea or treat yourself to delicious homemade cakes and pastries. Nature enthusiasts will love exploring the Norfolk Broads, one of the UKs most loved national parks. Rent a boat from nearby Martham (4 miles) and navigate the peaceful waterways, delighting in the abundance of wildlife and picturesque scenery. In the winter months, venture north along the coastline to visit the seal pups at Horsey, 5 miles away.
Weekly prices from £667.00
Keswick, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 1 Yes
Enjoy the very best of countryside living at this cosy and quaint retreat, where contemporary coexists with cottage charm in perfect harmony. Located at the heart of the bustling market town of Keswick, this hidden gem is the perfect base from which to explore the walking trails and waterways the Lake District is famous for. The stylish open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the heart of this beautifully serene getaway. Boasting a soothing neutral colour palette and a roaring wood burner, this truly warm and inviting social space beckons you to cuddle up on the comfy sofa with your favourite programme on the Smart TV before getting creative with your delicious local produce and enjoying special family time seated around the dining table. When you can’t resist the call of bedtime, head upstairs to indulge in a long, soothing shower in the chic family bathroom before retiring to either the king-size or double bedroom, both thoughtfully designed to provide maximum comfort and restfulness. Make the most of your fresh, countryside air by dining alfresco amongst the evening breeze with a glass of something chilled in the quaint cottage courtyard. Situated between Skiddaw and Derwentwater, the idyllic village of Keswick is a history enthusiasts dream, famous for its historic theatre and cinema and provides a playground of activities for outdoor explorers, boasting some stunning walks in the fells; Borrowdale (8 miles), at the far end of the lake, is particularly popular with climbers. Head to Derwentwater Marina (2.5 miles), to stroll along the lakeshore, rent a boat, or jump aboard a cruise to take in the breathtaking scenery of the fells and woodlands. Anyone looking for an adrenaline rush can conquer Whinlatter Forests riding trails 5 miles away or hike Wainwrights Skiddaw (5 miles), Catbells (4 miles) and Latrigg (1.5 miles).
Weekly prices from £688.00
Wakefield, Yorkshire Dales
4 2 2 Yes
Experience a satisfying blend of county and city living while staying in this delightful barn conversion in the heart of West Yorkshire. Offering high ceilings and original beams, there’s an appealing, traditional vibe to this single-storey property that hosts four guests and is dog-friendly. It’s been updated to create a sophisticated and ever-comfortable place to stay, with bespoke fittings and modern tech ensuring any family or friendship group is satiated throughout a long or short stay. Experience nature trails, bike rides or fishing afternoons from the doorstep or take a drive into Wakefield (6 miles) or Leeds (20 miles) to find an abundance of enticing pastimes. On arrival, take in the magnificent sense of space in the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, a double-height room with skylights letting daylight flood in. Quality cooking appliances create a well-appointed space for meal prep, and you can sit at the breakfast bar or dining table to enjoy the chef’s work. French doors lead out into the enclosed, grassy garden where you’ll find a unique glass dining pod and an appealing hot tub, both places to sit and admire the stars late at night. Access two bedrooms, one king-size with an en-suite shower room and one double with an en-suite bathroom, via patio doors from the garden. Discover Anglers County Park and Wintersett Reservoir on your doorstep (both 0.5 miles) for walking, nature spotting and fishing, with a local pub just metres away to end any activity-filled day. Attractions nearby include the National Trust destination of Nostell (2.5 miles) with a historic Georgian manor house and pretty gardens, and the fabulous Yorkshire Sculpture Park (9 miles) where modern art fixtures are laid out over 500 acres of parkland. Further art can be appreciated at the Hepworth Gallery (5 miles) in Wakefield city centre.
Weekly prices from £695.00