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.
10,457 properties found
Boscastle, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Offering an idyllic destination for a brilliant family getaway, this superb and spacious barn conversion has been wonderfully furnished and decorated and is ideally positioned just 3 miles from the pretty coastal town of Boscastle. You can join the breath-taking South West Coast Path (just 2 miles away) which offers glorious walks with spectacular scenery. You will be spoilt for choice with numerous golden sandy beaches, quaint villages, hidden coves and bustling market towns to enjoy. Located at the end of a narrow country lane, this fantastic, comfy and inviting barn conversion has stunning countryside views and is perfectly situated in a delightful secluded rural location, making it a fantastic tranquil retreat for all the family. Surrounded by an enclosed garden this is a perfect spot for sitting back and dining alfresco, the ideal way to relax at the end of a day spent exploring this fabulous area. The picturesque town of Boscastle features a range of attractions and amenities including art galleries, a pottery shop, the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic and a pretty, natural harbour. There are some gorgeous beaches and coves nearby which make the area ideal for families: Crackington Haven, Polzeath, Trebarwith Strand and Widemouth Bay are all within 17 miles. Tintagel (7 miles), Bude (15 miles) and Padstow (25 miles) are well worth exploring and the surfers paradise of Newquay, with its five famous beaches, is 33 miles away. Heading inland, you will be just 20 miles from the rugged beauty of Bodmin Moor.
Weekly prices from £1,218.00
Sturminster Newton, Dorset and Somerset
6 3 2 Yes
Discover this unique, red-bricked property located in the grounds of the owner’s estate, the perfect accommodation for four to explore Dorset’s countryside and coast, far and wide. Perfectly suited to a group of friends or family group, this holiday home boasts contemporary decor with ample sized bedrooms on the first floor. Also welcoming along one dog for the duration of your stay, the cottage has also been allocated a private paddock for letting your four-pawed pal run off some steam. Look forward to a peaceful stay in this detached annexe-style property, with the owner nearby to lend a hand if needs be, but otherwise only the sound of nature to keep you company. Step inside and first explore the open-plan lounge and dining area which gives way to a well-equipped kitchen. This space is flooded with light thanks to generous windows and skylights. Settle in to enjoy meals together or make use of the Hi-Fi system for an evening of drinks and music. Venture upstairs as day turns to night, discovering two spacious bedrooms on the first floor. The master double boasts more than enough space for two, whilst the second bedroom offers a versatile zip-and-link twin bed that can be made up as a king-size. Just a short mosey into the town of Sturminster Newton, discover welcoming pubs, local amenities and the bustling River Stour just 1 mile away. Sturminster Newton Mill is well worth a visit, along with a look at the town’s historic bridge. Venture into the nearby Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) to enjoy day trips at the Larmer Tree Gardens (14 miles) or the fascinating Old Wardour Castle (17 miles), or perhaps venture south and explore the wonders of the Dorset Coast AONB with a trip to Weymouth (26 miles) or Chesil Beach (27 miles).
Weekly prices from £571.00
Penzance, Cornwall
6 3 2 Yes
Expect all the splendour of a quintessential country cottage, but with a twist of the Cornish coast at Roosters Roost. With wooden floors, exposed beams and vaulted ceilings throughout, this stylish reverse level barn conversion is simply full of charming history, while footpaths around the property lead to the stunning West Cornwall coastline. Conjure up images of the quintessential holiday home-cum-barn conversion in your head and Roosters Roost wont be far off what youve envisioned. Wooden beams and floors exude comfort, leather furniture in the living room longs to be relaxed on, and spacious, cosy bedrooms allow all the comfort you would ever need on a holiday. Enjoy your stunning surroundings of coast and country before retiring for the evening and dining al fresco on the enclosed garden, sea views and sunsets the perfect addition. Theres plenty to do nearby, too. Youre just 3 miles from Lands End, five from the stunning Minack Theatre and Porthcurno Beach, and 11 from St Michaels Mount, all excellent days out. Youll also be well-placed to explore the beautiful coast, with the surfing beaches of Sennen Cove and Gwenver within 2 miles of the property, the town of St Ives 16 miles away, and the quaint fishing village of Mousehole 8 miles east. Its the ideal property for surfing enthusiasts and lovers of the shoreline, whilst close proximity to Lands End airport assures easy access to a Scilly Isles day trip.
Weekly prices from £650.00
Bude, Cornwall
6 3 1 Yes
Set in the grounds of a holiday cottage complex surrounded by superb countryside views, this charming cottage is an ideal base for families looking to make the most of the on-site leisure facilities. When youre not exploring nearby Bude, its beaches, shops and eateries, challenge your family to a spot of pool or table tennis in the games room or relax in the indoor heated swimming pool. This converted stable is brimming with original charm, with exposed beams, uneven ceilings, white-washed stone walls and timber-framed windows throughout. After a long day on the beach, relax and unwind in the open-plan lounge/diner, which opens through French doors onto the patio garden. With a games room, pool and large shared play area, the on-site facilities offer something for all ages and interests. Just 1.5 miles from this delightful property is the popular seaside resort of Bude, which boasts four fantastic golden sandy beaches, pubs, restaurants and shops. Take surf lessons, or go for a dip in the tidal pool, perfect for when the Atlantic gets a little rough. Located close to the border between Devon and Cornwall, you will be within easy reach of the working fishing village of Clovelly (15 miles), the surfing hotspot of Crackington Haven (12 miles), wonderful walks through the rugged Dartmoor National Park (29 miles) and much more.
Weekly prices from £580.00
South Molton, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
Indulge in a fun-filled family getaway at this charming detached barn conversion bordering Exmoor, with disabled access. Situated in an idyllic farmland location, expansive views of the North Devon countryside encapsulate the property and are sure to surround you with the peace and tranquillity you need for a relaxing and happy holiday. End glorious beach days with a family BBQ and a long soak in the hot tub as the stars start to come out. Spacious and open, there’s ample room for six people, making it an ideal family retreat. The rustic charm of the cottage is enhanced by exposed beams and wooden furnishings, making it comforting and homely, complete with plush furnishings and attractive interior decor. A decked area outside the house provides the perfect spot to admire the expanding rural views as you enjoy a BBQ or a hot tub dip. The property has also been carefully designed so that disabled visitors can make the most out of their stay - an en-suite wet room pairs with a downstairs bedroom, allowing for easy relaxation and accessibility. Exmoor National Park is just on your doorstep and offers over 1000 kilometres of scenic walks and cycle routes. You’ll find plenty of other attractions and family days out nearby; Exmoor Zoo, Combe Martin Wildlife Park and the clifftop town of Lynton are all within 20 miles. Head to the market town of Barnstaple (15 miles) for numerous eateries and things to do, or for salty hair and sandy toes, Westward Ho!, Croyde, and Saunton Sands are within 25 miles.
Weekly prices from £835.00
Hayle, Cornwall
6 3 3 Yes
One of four cottages overlooking the shared lawn, on a family run farm, Foundry is an idyllic choice. As you first glimpse the stone-built barn conversion, you get just a hint of the immaculate presentation which awaits inside. The southwestern tip of Cornwall is often considered the most beautiful and this property is as stunning as the scenery which surrounds it. St Erth sits between the north and south coasts meaning you are never far from golden sands and blue seas. The well designed, contemporary property has many modern touches and an abundance of space. Youll be greeted by a traditional stone facade, whilst inside, pretty pastel blues and neutral tones provide a soft space in which to unwind. Six people can happily find tranquillity and peace in this spacious and sumptuous home. The large private patio outside and the two lounges inside give plenty of options for moments of relaxation. Visit the Tate Gallery in St Ives (7 miles), then explore the many shops and restaurants which hug the shores of the numerous bays and beaches in the town. Marazion is 5 miles away and is the starting point for an adventure across the causeway to St Michaels Mount. If the tide prevents you from walking across the ancient cobbles then there is always the ferry to carry you across to explore the castle and sub-tropical gardens. For the young, or young at heart, Flambards amusement park is 11 miles away in Helston and features a Victorian village as well as sky-high thrill rides.
Weekly prices from £656.00
Bideford, Devon
6 3 3 Yes
Located directly opposite Instows golden sand dunes and on the waterfront, Instow Breakers is a fantastic place to holiday with the whole family. The kids can play in the spacious lounge whilst you prepare dinner in the traditional, cottage kitchen. Gather in the dining area for food or, if you want to catch the last of the sun, head to one of the patio areas at the front or rear of the property. Set over three floors, Instow Breakers carries off the quaint cottage look whilst providing more than enough room for six people to stay. Enter through the front door and youll be greeted by a bright and airy lounge complete with wood burner. Next to this is the pristine kitchen which comes with a beautiful, contemporary look. Downstairs you’ll find a second lounge which, thanks to its spacious nature and choice of games, doubles up as a good playroom for the kids. Sleeping arrangements come in the form of a cosy double on the first floor and a stunning super king-size and comfortable twin on the second floor. Instow offers a wonderful stay, with its golden sandy beach, sailing club, pretty shops and eateries. The South West Coast Path runs past the door and the Tarka Trail, a traffic free path that runs through the village, so perfect for walks or bicycle rides in the sunshine to admire the sea views. Across the estuary, you’ll find the picturesque fishing village of Appledore, famous for its galleries, eateries and ice cream, a short ferry ride across the river. If you are looking for an activity day on the beach then one of North Devons most iconic beaches, Westward Ho!, is a 5-mile drive away, or head to award winning Woolacombe or Saunton Sands for surfing, paddle boarding and beautiful walks in the dunes. For a day out that the kids will love, head 14 miles to The Milky Way Adventure Park, famous for its indoor soft play area and rollercoaster, or The Big Sheep for family fun.
Weekly prices from £1,048.00
Newquay, Cornwall
6 3 3 Yes
The moment you arrive at this house youll get the feeling of being near the coast. A painted white exterior with light blue windowsills offers a traditional seaside welcome, while inside, incredible views down to the coastal path and lapping ocean dont disappoint. Sit back in the huge garden with traditional Cornish stone walls along one side and breathe the salty sea air as you enjoy a late lunch on the terrace. Inside, the property has a bright contemporary design with wooden and slate floors running throughout the lower level. The subtle coastal colours of the bedrooms offer a welcome retreat at night and the wood burners in both the living and dining spaces offer warm and cosy areas to gather together on cooler days. Its just a mile to visit the beautiful beaches of Mawgan Porth and Watergate Bay or you can drive over to the vibrant town of Newquay (5 miles away) with its great selection of surfing beaches and shops. Visit Newquay Zoo and the Blue Reef Aquarium while you are there or roam slightly further afield to experience the renowned Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan, both 20 miles from the property. Walkers can access the South West Coast Path from the National Trusts Bedruthan Steps, just 3 miles away.
Weekly prices from £987.00
Hayle, Cornwall
6 3 1 Yes
In an extraordinary location right by the wide, sandy beach at Hayle, with uninterrupted views across the beach and Carbis Bay to St Ives in the distance, this large bungalow property will provide a memorable setting for your classic North Cornish seaside holiday. The South West Coast Path runs just beyond the garden fence so you have access to miles of beautiful coastal walking. The property and the beach are dog-friendly so your four-legged friends can come along too. With big, bright windows facing westwards to the sea, the amazing view and that distinctive North Cornish light wash right inside. The overriding feel is of space and comfort, with natural wood flooring and special touches like a telescope for wildlife watching, and graceful white drapes making the sitting room feel even brighter. Outside, theres a large paved patio area with seating and a small summerhouse, so fire up the BBQ and round off your beach day with sundowners and maybe some delicious sizzling grilled mackerel, in fine seaside style. Because of the famous North Cornish light and landscape, theres a great tradition of local artists; they are showcased in many local galleries and at the Tate St Ives Gallery, 10 miles away. Hayle centre is 1 mile away on foot and has great shops and restaurants. For a different style of beach, Portreath, 10 miles away, lies between sheltering cliffs. Famous for its Atlantic swells, be sure to try your hand at surfing whilst in North Cornwall too. Or, visit spectacular St Michaels Mount, via picturesque Marazion in the very different landscape of the south coast, 11 miles away.
Weekly prices from £955.00