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
Shaftesbury, Dorset and Somerset
6 3 2 Yes
Situated in the heart of Dorset’s beautiful landscape of rolling hills and open farmland is this charming barn conversion. Sleeping four, the accommodation is spacious, open plan and packed full of character through exposed beams, stone walls and wooden flooring. After a long day spent exploring the surrounding countryside or nearby coastline, return to this welcoming retreat for a cosy night beside the roaring wood burner or a relaxing soak in the private wood-fired hot tub. Inside, this property offers a delightful blend of old and new. The country-style galley kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and opens onto the private terrace. Continuing through, a spacious lounge/diner with exposed beams, oak flooring and a wood burner is an inviting and homely room for dining and relaxing. Upstairs, the two bedrooms boast exposed beams, stone walls, slanting ceilings, TVs and wonderful rural views. Outside, a private terrace is perfect for enjoying delicious summer BBQs and long soaks in the hot tub, while the shared games barn with table tennis and table football is ideal for competitive guests. A walker’s paradise, this area is rich in natural beauty and offers a great network of footpaths that run through pretty villages and unspoilt countryside. The quaint market town of Shaftesbury (3 miles) is home to Gold Hill, made famous by the 70s television adverts. Meanwhile, a little further afield the seaside resorts of Poole (23 miles), Bournemouth (32 miles) and Weymouth (34 miles) boast a wealth of eateries, watersports and amusement attractions. Other coastal highlights include Swanage (35 miles), Studland (34 miles) and Lulworth Cove (28 miles), while further inland Longleat House and Safari Park (21 miles) and Hayes Motor Museum (22 miles) are well worth a visit.
Weekly prices from £729.00
Bideford, Devon
6 3 3 Yes
Situated near to the Royal North Devon Golf Club and under 1 mile from Westward Ho! beach, this property provides an unforgettable stay nestled between the sea and countryside. Bright and airy with superb views from the open-plan living area, this luxury reverse-level property is an opportunity to embrace a slower pace of life in one of North Devon’s most famous seaside towns. Soak in the hot tub after a long day on the beach, winding down for the evening with a glass of wine. Whether you’re having an al fresco meal out on the patio or gazing out of the kitchen window from the breakfast bar, it won’t be hard to feel at peace here. The open-plan living area on the first floor is filled with light during the day thanks to high apex ceilings, but it turns into a cosy haven at night. Snuggle up in front of the wood burner at the end of the day with your favourite book and a cup of tea. If you’d rather feel closer to nature, step through the large bi-folding doors and watch the sun go down from the balcony. Take a leisurely stroll through beautiful greenery to Northam Burrows Country Park, under a mile from the property, with its unique pebble ridge that links to the beach. There is plenty to do within Westward Ho! including amusement arcades, go-karting and the North Devon Surf School for a lesson in surfing or paddle boarding. If you fancy venturing outside Westward Ho!, the pretty towns of Appledore (2 miles) and Instow (5 miles) offer lots of shops, restaurants and pubs to explore.
Weekly prices from £1,069.00
Worcester, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
Found in a pleasant Teme Valley farm location, this cottage is a short distance away from the Worcestershire village of Clifton-on-Teme. For walkers, a trip to the region is not complete without a day out in the spectacular Malvern Hills. Take a day trip to Worcester to discover the selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, and the striking mixture of architecture. Keen fishermen can enjoy fishing in the lakes and along the River Teme by arrangement with the owners, whilst other nearby attractions include the Severn Valley Railway, West Midlands Safari Park or Spetchley Gardens. The property is located on a hill overlooking the farm below, and on arrival the large open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the first room entered. The lounge area has comfortable soft furnishings and a TV, so you can take a seat and enjoy some shows after a long day exploring. The kitchen comprises of all the equipment you could need during your stay, including an electric oven and hob, washing machine, microwave and a dishwasher. Also on the ground floor is a twin bedroom, complete with an en-suite shower room with WC. On the first floor, you will find a spacious double bedroom with 5ft bed, another twin bedroom and a bathroom with shower-over-bath and WC. Outside, there is a veranda with garden furniture for enjoying a drink in the sunshine or relax in the private hot tub, plus a roomy garden for the kids to play. Try a game of table tennis in the communal games room. Visit the Apple Box open air cafe from Thursday to Sunday for a delicious cream tea.
Weekly prices from £755.00
Banbury, Heart of England
6 3 1 Yes
Many of the original features and the character, evoking life deep in the countryside, have been retained. Surrounded by horse paddocks, on a sprawling farm estate, it’s the very definition of a countryside hideaway. Close to the village of Clattercote, the property is at the centre of the historic-cultural axis of Oxford, Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon. Banbury is about six miles away, and benefits from a variety of shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as being a great place for night time entertainment. Other top visitor attractions in the area include Warwick Castle, Heritage Motor Museum, the Malvern Hills and Blenheim Palace, and there are lots of pathways for ramblers to explore the area on foot. On arrival at the cottage you will notice that it embraces an open-plan layout. The lounge area has ample comfy seating, with a TV. The kitchen area is well-equipped with an electric oven and hob, fridge with ice box, a dishwasher, a washer/dryer and a microwave. Also on the ground floor there are two comfortable double bedrooms. Close by, there is a bathroom with a shower over bath and WC. Upstairs there is a double bed on the mezzanine floor overlooking the living area below too, please note that the stairs are steep. There is also a fold up bed available for an extra visitor (please book ahead). There is no internal connection between the cottages. Outside, there is a terrace and the pleasant garden space accessed from the house via French doors. The garden and farm is great place for outgoing children, as they can explore the grounds and play with the farmer’s friendly dogs. The shared garden area is enclosed from the farm and contains outdoor furniture and BBQs are provided too for evening cookouts. Guests are welcome to wander throughout the grounds – the owners ask that you take note that there is a pond near to the main house.
Weekly prices from £613.00
Worcester, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
Built with brick and timber, this detached holiday lodge is in a very pleasant Teme Valley farm location. It is a short distance away from the Worcestershire village of Clifton-on-Teme, and it’s well worth having a day trip to Worcester to discover its contrasting mixture of buildings with historical interest and expansive selection of brand name shops, as well as having a range of pubs and restaurants to choose from. For walkers and trekkers, a trip to the region is not complete without a day out in the bewitching Malvern Hills. Keen fishermen can enjoy fishing in the lakes and along the River Teme by arrangement with the owners. On arrival at the property on a hill overlooking the farm below, you will easily find the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. The lounge area has ample comfortable places to sit and relax, whilst watching something you’ve missed on the TV. The kitchen is well-equipped, comprising of an electric oven and hob, a washing machine, a microwave, dishwasher, and French doors open out on to a lovely veranda. Also on the ground floor is a twin bedroom, complete with an en-suite shower room with WC. On the first floor, you will locate a spacious double bedroom, another twin bedroom and a bathroom with shower-over-bath and WC. There is a veranda with seating for the adults outside, and a spacious garden for the kids to play in with use of table tennis and pool table in the communal games room. Enjoy a summer BBQ , or treat yourself to a cream tea in The Apple Box open air cafe.
Weekly prices from £685.00
Bideford, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
A beautiful, serene seaside cottage with a beach hut feel to it, Paddles is an ideal escape for families seeking a taste of life on the coast. The property can be found on a quirky, colourful street in the North Devon fishing village of Appledore – home to a plethora of restaurants, pubs and art galleries. Kick back and dine alfresco on the stunning enclosed patio at the rear of the property to the soundtrack of the sea lapping on the rocks below. Step inside the door and the soft, pastels tones and maritime theme throughout the cottage will serve to enhance your coastal adventure. The kitchen/dining area marries old and new, with the contemporary interior complementing the characteristic oak beams. Beyond this, the huge patio doors draw in plenty of light and give the room an airy feel. Open the patio doors to enjoy a sea breeze and views of the estuary. Neighbouring the kitchen/diner is the snug lounge complete with a charming ornamental fireplace. Cottage-style stairs lead you up to a further two floors where you will find two cosy double rooms, one homely twin room and a family bathroom. Spend your days at the glorious Westward Ho! Beach, famous for its amusement arcades and great surf conditions. This is a 3-mile drive from Paddles but also accessible by the South West Coast Path which runs right through Appledore. From the patio across the estuary, you will see the cute, waterfront village of Instow – a prime dog walking spot, just a 6-mile drive or short ferry ride away. For dinner, you really are spoilt for choice. Sample brilliant pub grub in the village, just a 600m stroll away, or dig into fish and chips on the seafront.
Weekly prices from £664.00
Worcester, Heart of England
6 3 3 Yes
Situated in a very pleasant Teme Valley farm location, this cosy property is close to the Worcestershire village of Clifton-on-Teme. For walkers, a trip to the region is not complete without a day out in the bewitching Malvern Hills, and a day trip to historic Worcester is a hit of culture, with a wide selection of brand name shops and eateries to explore too. Keen hobby fishermen can enjoy fishing in the coarse pool stocked with carp, rudd and tench, whilst there is also the option of booking in for holistic therapy during your stay. Attached to the main farm house, this converted,timber-framed cottage with beautiful views across the countryside, is ideal for family holidays or for a group booking with the other properties on the farm. Filled with charm and character, as you enter the cottage you are greeted by a cosy lounge that has comfortable seating and a TV, perfect for putting your feet up after a day of exploring and just relaxing in the chair. The kitchen is fully-equipped, with an electric oven and hob, fridge, washing machine and microwave. Downstairs there is a wet room with WC and wash basin. Upstairs, there is one bedroom with a King size bed, and an en-suite shower room with WC. Stairs from the lounge lead up to 2 twin bedrooms with a shared shower room with washbasin and WC. Enjoy your own private garden to wander in, try a game of table tennis in the communal games room, or treat yourself to a cream tea in the Apple Box open air cafe .Explore the shared grounds that you have access to including the pretty orchard and fishing lake. There is a private hot tub.
Weekly prices from £855.00
Worcester, Heart of England
6 3 2 Yes
Stood on the edge of a picturesque orchard, this brick and timber built detached holiday lodge is found in a very pleasant Teme Valley farm location, not far from the pretty Worcestershire village of Clifton-on-Teme. A day trip to historic Worcester is highly-recommended whilst in the area, where you will find a mixture of history, culture, and fantastic shops and restaurants to choose from. There is a coarse fishing lake nearby, plus the River Teme where fishing is also possible with prior arrangement with the owners. Explore the footpaths, find a cosy pub, or just sit back and enjoy your surroundings. Situated on a hill, with the farm located below, you can rest assured that you’ll be surrounded by glorious countryside. The open plan lounge/kitchen/diner is the perfect place for the family to spend some time together relaxing; the lounge has plenty of comfortable places to sit, plus a TV for you to catch up on a show together. The kitchen is well-equipped, benefitting from an electric oven and hob, washing machine, microwave, and a dishwasher. French doors open out on to the veranda and allow light to flood the space, creating an airy room with a large dining table to seat up to six people. Also on the ground floor is a twin bedroom, complete with an en-suite shower room and WC. On the first floor, you will find a spacious double bedroom, another twin bedroom and a bathroom with shower over bath. There is plenty of outdoor space in the garden for kids to play, an open air cafe and a communal games room . There is a veranda with seating and beautiful views to enjoy on warmer evenings.
Weekly prices from £685.00
Okehampton, Devon
6 3 2 Yes
In a tranquil park surrounded by flora and fauna in all directions, Elm Lodge is a perfect location for walkers, cyclists and dog-owners eager for long, scenic walks and natural wonders. Whether you’re soaking in your private hot tub gazing at the stars or cooking with abundant local ingredients in the open-plan kitchen, you’ll find serenity both inside and outside of the lodge. Beyond the property, local villages, towns and historical sites will keep you busy throughout your trip. A classic log-cabin style exterior combines with the classy interior that elegantly exudes a feeling of homeliness and contemporary comfort. The kitchen is equipped with an electric oven, gas hob and microwave, whilst the connecting lounge is filled with comfortable sofas, an electric fire and a TV for those chilly nights. For the warmer evenings, the hot tub is bound to be your go-to spot for the night. One double room and two twin rooms mean that there is space for the whole family in this adorable property. Keen cyclists can experience a traffic-free experience on the Granite Way, which you can join by Meldon Quarry just 2 miles from the lodge. Whilst this track is perfect for walkers too, guests can find more tamed natural beauty at Simmons Park just 2.5 miles from the property. With a children’s play area, streams and lush gardens, the whole family will enjoy this soothing piece of paradise on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. No matter what the family demands, Elm Lodge will provide peace and adventure in abundance.
Weekly prices from £580.00