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.
10,484 properties found
Saltash, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
This two-bedroom lodge-style cottage on the Notter Mill Country Park complex makes a fantastic retreat for a small family. Just 3.5 miles from Saltash, it’s ideally located for getting out and exploring Cornwall’s craggy coast and idyllic countryside. The light and airy open-plan accommodation is just perfect for families to hang out, making magical memories to treasure forever. Have a blast with the on-site facilities including shared swimming pool (open end of May till early September), kids’ play area, tennis court and your own private hot tub. The living accommodation is open-plan in this single-storey property and it works really well in an L-shape. The lounge area has large windows and door, double-height roofline with an attractive wood-panelled ceiling and a full-height brick chimney breast with the open fire set into it. It’s cosy, modern and zen all at the same time! The dining area has a table for four, opposite the sleek fitted kitchen. Doors lead outside from the kitchen, lounge and dining area so it feels really airy and open. Sleeping quarters comprise one king-size and one twin bedroom, both decorated in light tones and an unfussy Scandi-type vibe. Sit and stare into space from the furnished patio complete with your private hot tub or watch the kids play on the shared lawn. There’s stacks to do right here, but you can also take a walk along the River Lynher that runs by the park. Combine it with a walk to the local pub (0.25 miles) if you fancy a treat meal out, or just a tipple. For the adventurous, head to Adrenaline Quarry (8 miles) for all sorts of things to raise your pulse including an aqua park, karting, zip wire and axe throwing (age restrictions may apply). The quaint fishing village of Looe is 12.5 miles and makes a great choice for a day out.
Weekly prices from £583.00
Ambleside, The Lake District and Cumbria
4 2 2 Yes
Making a fantastic base for exploring the heart of the Lake District, this cheerful barn conversion offers cosy accommodation for walkers, nature lovers and climbers discovering the area’s stunning lakes, mountains and countryside. Perfect for couples and smaller families seeking a quiet hideaway in beautiful surroundings, this lovely property has wonderful views and is just a couple of hundred metres from the shores of Windermere. With ample space for up to four guests, the property has been sympathetically updated and features a wood burner, stone tiling, spacious living areas and a charming balcony looking out towards the lake. The property features an airy, light-filled open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner providing a fantastic space for everyone to get together and unwind after a fabulous day. The pretty lounge has ample seating, with a Smart TV and a roaring wood burner perfect for relaxing with a book or film in the evening. The stylish dining area has a handsome oak dining table and seating and is ideal for sharing your favourite family meals which you can prepare in the fully equipped, elegantly arranged kitchen. Upstairs there are two cosy en-suite double bedrooms, one of which can be made up as a twin. Both rooms have a balcony with picturesque views. Outside, the garden is shared with the neighbouring property and offers a number of seating areas perfect for dining alfresco or for sitting back with a glass of wine and taking in the magnificent views across the Lake District. The property is just over a mile from Hill Top – Beatrix Potter’s former home in the village of Near Sawrey. The western shore of Windermere is perfect for boat trips, swimming and water sports. Wray Castle (5.5 miles), Esthwaite Water (2 miles) and Coniston Water (6.5 miles) are among the popular attractions and natural landmarks nearby.
Weekly prices from £815.00
Norwich, East Anglia
4 2 1 Yes
Bursting with wonderful, charming original features, this traditional thatched cottage epitomises peace and tranquillity, featuring plenty of outside space for you to soak up your coastal surroundings and four-legged friends to explore. Leave your walking boots at the front door to hunker down for the evening in the charmingly quaint living room and soothe tired walking muscles by relaxing on one of the comfy sofas and admiring the rich heritage of the cottage through its gorgeous exposed ceiling beams and original brick floor. Step through to the traditional farmhouse-style kitchen/diner to rustle up a delicious meal with all the wonderful local produce you’ve collected. As day turns to night, wind your way up the rustic cottage staircase to find two spacious adjoining bedrooms underneath the eaves of the cottage with more beautiful exposed beams to admire. Invite the outside in by throwing open the patio doors at the rear of the cottage to dine alfresco on the compact patio, made private by some mature borders. Beyond the patio, there’s a lovely long lawn that children and four-legged friends will adore exploring. Lying on the Norfolk coast between Cromer and Great Yarmouth, the friendly seaside village of Bacton is known for its quiet sandy beach offering miles of long walking trails up and down the coast along the shoreline and cliffs. Grab your hiking boots or two wheels and join up with the magical England Coast Path that passes through the village or join the Paston Way walking path that links Cromer and North Walsham to discover the area’s beautiful medieval churches and magical clifftop views of the coastline. Cromer (11 miles) and Sheringham (16 miles) offer a fantastic selection of shops, restaurants and cafes, as well as wonderful sandy stretches and quintessentially seaside amusements for you to discover.
Weekly prices from £463.00
Cromer, East Anglia
4 3 1 Yes
Steeped in history and bursting the character, this traditionally rustic former post office has been sensitively renovated, retaining its quirky country village charm, nestled amongst picturesque rolling hillsides and moments from the magical coastline. After adventuring around your surroundings, journey through the quaint courtyard garden and through the back door to be welcomed into the traditional farmhouse-style kitchen where you can whip up a delicious feast with all the local produce you’ve collected. Plan tomorrow’s adventure around the dining table in the generous rustic living/dining room and fire up the cosy electric fire housed inside an original fireplace to keep toes toasty as you wind down on the comfortable sofas. As day turns to dusk, retreat upstairs to choose between three lovingly furnished bedrooms bursting with charm and a distinctive traditional aesthetic. Before bed, soothe tired walking muscles with a long soak in the well-appointed family bathroom. Soak up the last of the day’s sun by dining alfresco in the enclosed courtyard and stay up way past bedtime to star gaze into the clear night sky. The quaint rural village of Northrepps comprises a host of pretty meandering country lanes perfect for a leisurely stroll or to explore on two wheels, and is only 3 miles from the magical North Norfolk coastline. Explore the iconic Pier, beach huts, sandy shoreline and clifftop walks of Cromer Beach (3.5 miles away) and experience a traditional Victorian day at the seaside. Get back to nature at Sheringham Park (7.5 miles) to stroll through heather-clad countryside pathways, or climb to the top of Beeston Bump (8 miles) to be rewarded with panoramic views over the area. From Sheringham, jump aboard the North Norfolk Steam Railway which travels through stunning coastal scenery to the Georgian town of Holt (12 miles).
Weekly prices from £491.00
Looe, Cornwall
4 2 1 Yes
The east of Cornwall is an ideal location for you if you’re seeking a relaxing holiday filled with long beachfront walks, exploring charming seaside towns and checking out the nearby family attractions – like The Eden Project and Adrenalin Quarry. After a busy day out and about, return to this comfortable annexe/apartment with its warming wood burner, as well as a large private garden and countryside views. Head inside through the rear garden, which will take you into the kitchen. This space is bright and well organised with traditional fitted units and a dining table and chairs. Next door is a lounge with contemporary lighting and colourful decor. Two plump sofas surround a crackling wood burner and Smart TV. Also on this floor is a family bathroom and two bedrooms – a double and twin room. There is a securely locked door from the lounge to the owner’s house. Outside is an enclosed garden with furniture. If you’re looking for a quiet getaway surrounded by Cornish countryside with the coast just 4 miles away, this property is for you. Situated near the sleepy hamlet of Bylane End (less than 0.5 miles) on the public footpath, there are plenty of scenic walks to explore from your doorstep. The closest restaurant is 1.5 miles away in the neighbouring hamlet of Lower Clicker, where you’ll also find a train station and Adrenalin Quarry. During your stay, the picturesque fishing port town of Looe (5 miles) is definitely worth a visit for a stroll around the harbour and a taste of some freshly caught seafood or a Cornish pasty.
Weekly prices from £376.00
Barnstaple, Devon
4 2 2 Yes
A thoughtfully presented static caravan with a wraparound wooden deck, set in the leafy North Devon countryside. This peaceful retreat is ideal for a young family or a couple seeking a coastal escape with their favourite waggy-tailed companion. Explore the bustling Victorian town of Ilfracombe and feast on vibrant tapas and fine wine on the harbour, before stargazing beneath the twinkling night sky on your private terrace. This property features a light and spacious interior with large windows, calming neutral tones, and spacious social areas. Store sandy gear at the entranceway then step inside the airy kitchen/diner. Stock up the sleek kitchen cabinets with plenty of holiday goodies, pour a drink, then recline at the light-dappled dining table to enjoy a hearty post-adventure spread. Pad through to the lounge area and throw open the patio doors and let the balmy afternoon breeze drift inside then fire up the Smart TV and sink onto the sofa for a leisurely evening of movies and board games. Rest up in the en-suite double with built-in storage and a cosy twin perfect for the little ones. Sip your morning brew perched on the terrace with wonderful countryside views or get lunch sizzling with an afternoon BBQ. North Devon is a beach lovers paradise. Whether you are scoffing piping hot fish and chips as you stroll the harbour of Ilfracombe, 5 miles, crashing through waves with an adrenaline-fuelled surf session at Woolacombe Beach, 8 miles, or bathing in the tidal pools and sauntering through the mystical hand-carved archways of Tunnels Beaches, 5 miles, there is plenty to keep the whole family entertained.
Weekly prices from £464.00
Chipping Campden, Heart of England
4 2 1 Yes
The peaceful village of Aston Subedge is a wonderful example of countryside living in the Cotswolds with stunning views in an idyllic setting. The National Trust property Dover’s Hill is 2 miles away and can be reached on foot by joining up with the popular Cotswold Way trail. Hidcote, another National Trust property, is 3.5 miles away and has a beautiful arts and crafts garden. Chipping Campden is 2 miles away and is one of the finest towns in the Cotswolds, which is well preserved and full of history whilst boasting great pubs, eateries, and shops. The cottage is 11 miles from Stratford Upon Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare. Spend a day visiting important historical sites whilst enjoying lovely walks, shopping, and visiting quirky cafes. After a busy day exploring, head back to the traditional cottage to relax and plan your next adventure. As you step into the property from the courtyard, there is a spacious hallway with a dining area, perfect for a meal with family and friends. Just off the main entrance is the lounge with a comfortable corner sofa, Smart TV, and wood burner (first basket of logs included). Moving back through the hallway you will find the well-equipped kitchen with a gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine, and washer/dryer. The shower room can also be found on the ground floor and has a shower and WC. Upstairs you will find two double bedrooms. The property has been recently renovated with shutters throughout to ensure privacy as the property is part of the owner’s estate. There is seating at the front of the property with a table and chairs. The owner has also created a dedicated outdoor space within the orchard 50m away from the cottage. There is a seating area and charcoal BBQ that can be used to dine alfresco. There is a spacious driveway at the entrance to the estate with parking for two cars.
Weekly prices from £887.00
St. Austell, Cornwall
4 2 2 Yes
It’s trickier to find a property that ticks every box than you’d think. Consider this dog-and family-friendly gem of an apartment in picturesque Mevagissey. It’s got the lot – sea views, a spacious and modern layout, versatile sleeping quarters, tasteful decor, lovely outside space and absolutely everything you need for an easygoing holiday. This means you and your nearest and dearest can get on with creating magical holiday memories. The double-aspect lounge is a light and airy room where you can watch TV, read a book, chat or just gaze out of the large windows. There’s another lounge which has more of a snug vibe, so you won’t get under each other’s feet. The stylish kitchen/diner has a practical and attractive wooden floor, a quaint window seat and room to cook up and eat a feast! Enjoy a luxurious soak in the Jacuzzi bath admiring the view from the window before bed. Opt for one king-size bedroom or one twin zip-and-link beds that can be configured as a super-king-size upon request. Sit on the suntrap patio to the side of the house and sunbathe or watch the sun set and pat yourself on the back for picking this one! No wonder Mevagissey is so popular – not only does it have quintessential Cornish fishing village looks, but there’s stacks to do here too and you’re within 0.5-1 mile of everything. Watch life pass by at its famous harbour, wending your way down there through the atmospheric narrow streets of the village. Or, for more adventures head south to discover the slightly lesser travelled Rosalind Heritage Coast. Brush up your botany at two horticultural giants: the Eden Project (10 miles) and the Lost Gardens of Heligan (2.5 miles). Dogs on leads are welcome in both, bar the biomes of the former.
Weekly prices from £650.00
St. Ives, Cornwall
4 2 2 Yes
The cosiest cottage awaits on Cornwall’s vibrant coastline. Benefiting from distant sea views, a sunny balcony and a fabulous wood burner offering a warm spot to hunker down through colder months, this characterful holiday home presents an incredibly comfortable place for a couple or a small group to stay together. You’ll have a multitude of amenities at your fingertips here, including a large supermarket, a local pub and a quality fish and chip shop along the main road. What’s more, the property is situated just half a mile from the glorious Carbis Bay Beach and 1 mile from the centre of the artists hub of St Ives. This quirky cottage exudes character from every corner. With attention given to every detail, you’ll find exposed brickwork, stained glass elements and nautical-themed décor dotted throughout across two floors. With two spaces to relax in, the property benefits from a downstairs snug with a wood burner, comfy seating and a Smart TV, as well as an elevated lounge space with access to the balcony and a super-fun telescope to peer out of. Fill the whole place with the unbeatable smell of freshly baked bread when using the bread maker in the kitchen, taking your freshly baked snack out into the patio with furniture and sun house to enjoy. Finally, find a twin bedroom on the ground floor and a sunny double with sea views just upstairs. With Carbis Bay at one side and St Ives at the other, the location of this place is superb for discovering two of Cornwall’s prettiest tourist locations. Renowned art galleries and popular seafood restaurants can be found in St Ives, along with a handful of enchanting beaches with white sands and plenty of opportunity for surf. You can follow the coastline to discover commanding views along the Penwith Heritage Coast (2 miles).
Weekly prices from £650.00