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Discover the perfect dog friendly getaways in the UK, where every adventure welcomes paws.
Discover the perfect dog friendly getaways in the UK, where every adventure welcomes paws.
If you’re looking for a quick weekend away with your four-legged friend, you’ve come to the right place. Explore over 500 of the best dog friendly getaways in the UK. From cosy holiday accommodation nearby to unique and quirky stays perfect for dogs, we’ve got you covered.
Never leave your furry friends behind with a selection of perfect dog-friendly holidays and self catering weekend breaks, all ready to welcome Fido.
This month’s Location Spotlight is on Suffolk, with refreshed guides covering dog-friendly stays, walks, beaches and days out.
Experience the Lakes with pets by exploring Scafell Pike, strolling around Derwentwater, and wandering through Grizedale Forest. Visit dog-friendly places, restaurants, and attractions like Muncaster Castle and the Ravenglass & Eskdale Railway for a brilliant day out.
Dive in paws first to Yorkshire’s scenic Whitby coastlines, charming Hebden Bridge, and breathtaking Yorkshire Dales draw in dog lovers everywhere. Explore dog-friendly destinations like Fountains Abbey, Bolton Abbey, and the stunning Malham Cove alongside your four-legged companion.
Embrace Wales’ dramatic landscapes with your dog, from holiday cottages on the peaks of Snowdonia to the golden sands of Rhossili Bay. Immerse yourself in Welsh culture at the dog-friendly Conwy Castle or enjoy scenic walks along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
Norfolk boasts the picturesque town of Wells-next-the-Sea, the iconic Broads National Park, and delightful strolls along Bacton Woods. Discover plenty of stunning scenery, landscapes and fascinating history.
Choose from Scotland’s majestic Highlands, rugged coast, and charming towns. Explore dog-friendly trails in Cairngorms National Park, stroll through St. Andrews, and visit the historic Melrose Abbey for a great day.
One of the most dog friendly places in England. Experience bewitching coastlines, St Ives’ charm, and the historic Tintagel Castle. Enjoy idyllic countryside or sandy beaches like Gwithian Towans and visit attractions like the Eden Project or Minack Theatre.
Indulge in the picturesque Cotswolds with your canine, enjoying rolling hills, Bourton-on-the-Water, and the enchanting Broadway Tower. Enjoy scenic walks like the Cotswold Way and explore activities like Batsford Arboretum and Sudeley Castle.
Dive into the Peak District with your dog, from Castleton’s caverns to the Monsal Trail and Chatsworth House’s inviting gardens. Discover the region’s rugged beauty and huge list of attractions with your canine friend.
Shropshire’s lovely Ludlow, historic Ironbridge Gorge, and picturesque Carding Mill Valley walk make it a haven for dog enthusiasts. Experience the region’s natural beauty and rich history within walking distance.
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At Dog Friendly Getaways, we combine our love for dogs and popular holidays to help you find the perfect retreat for you and your canine companion. Our dedicated team of fanatical dog lovers, based in the North East of England, is passionate about ensuring your furry friends are included in your family nights away.
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Here we share some pawsome dog-friendly days out and experiences that’ll have your pooch grinning from ear to ear.
There’s nothing like the feeling of sand between your toes (and paws!) as you explore the UK’s stunning coastline. From the rugged cliffs of Cornwall to the serene shores of Norfolk, there’s a coastal adventure waiting for every kind of doggo. Just remember to check local beach guidelines to ensure there’s no nasty surprises. Jump to this page and find the UK’s best dog friendly beaches and when your dog is allowed to use.
If you and your dog prefer to roam amongst lush greenery, then woodland hikes and nature trails are right up your alley. Delve into enchanting forests, breathe in the fresh air and let your dog sniff out exciting new scents.
Whether you’re meandering through the walking trails in the Lakes or hiking the leafy paths of the New Forest, these outdoor excursions are a treat for all the senses.
History buffs and green-thumbed enthusiasts rejoice! Many historic sites and gardens across the UK welcome our four-legged friends. From the majestic ruins of Tintern Abbey to the vibrant flora of RHS Garden Wisley, you and your canine companion can soak up these charming locations’ rich heritage and beauty. Just keep your dog on a lead and follow any site-specific rules.
Outdoor adventure parks are the perfect playground for those seeking a bit more adrenaline. Picture this: you and your pup zipping through treetop courses, tackling agility challenges or even trying your hand (or paw) at dog-friendly paddleboarding. With a world of adventures waiting to be discovered, you dog will love really being part of the family.
A dog-friendly weekend break cost varies, starting around £400 per week with deals, special offers, or late availability, increasing depending on location and amenities.
When travelling with a dog, consider these tips: pack essentials, update identification, research pet-friendly accommodation, plan breaks, and maintain a stress-reduction routine.
Good dog friendly breaks in the UK includes the Lake District, Cornwall, Norfolk, or the Scottish Highlands, offering scenic walks and pet-welcoming accommodation.
At Center Parcs, dogs must be leashed in the village but can roam free in designated dog exercise areas, which include dog bins for stress-free toilet visits.
Yes, Haven is perfect for pet friendly getaways. The holiday company offers 33 parks accepting your best friend close to stunning countryside views and coastline, allowing whole families to enjoy dog friendly short breaks.
At Butlin’s, dogs are only allowed in the Caravan Owners’ section and not onto the main resort. So we wouldn’t recommend dog-friendly breaks. Certain breeds are not accepted, as listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act.