Have you ever stayed in a Cornwall holiday home with your pets before? Believe it or not, there are more and more dog friendly cottages in Cornwall opening up across the coast as well as inland. It’s one of the most beautiful staycation spots for you and your pups to book properties.
Ideas and inspiration for best dog friendly holidays in Cornwall. Whether you’d like a National Trust property or a quirky beach house, we have you covered.
A quintessential dog friendly Cornish fishing port with a stunning harbour, natural rock swimming pool and two golden beaches. Pet friendly cottages are dotted everywhere around this coastal town
Home to the third deepest natural harbour on the planet, this idyllic seaside resort on the South Cornwall coast has abundant properties, walks, beaches and shops. Dog owners are welcome all year around
A thriving fishing port, it lies at the head of the River Camel and is a firm favourite for tourists, especially dog owners search for a property at the right price.
This world-famous surfing destination includes Fistral and Watergate Bay beaches and Newquay Zoo for families. Cosy cottages in this location sell out quick regardless of price.
Our latest properties showcase the recent Cornwall cottages and holiday homes we have added. Be sure to check the pet policy for any doggy restrictions before making bookings.
Ideal for a couple, this home has a woodburner and a welcome pack. Outside there’s an enclosed garden with a barbecue and hot tub. Stroll around Falmouth harbour or visit St Ives.
A delightful romantic bolt hole, this property has a woodburner and travel cot available. The property is decorated at Christmas and there’s a wooden hot tub. Visit St Ives or Lands End nearby.
Admire breathtaking views from this romantic property, complete with en-suite and patio. Explore walking trails and unwind with Smart TV entertainment.
The most idyllic pet friendly seaside cottage retreat with stunning sea views over rocks and cliffs. The property has one bedroom, underfloor heating, sun loungers, a private hot tub and a BBQ. Millbrook village is 2 miles away and has a range of shops, pubs and eateries.
One of the more remote Cornish cottages on this list. Enjoy countryside charm in this dog friendly working farm studio, featuring Wi-Fi and space for dogs. Book riding lessons for an unforgettable experience.
A beautiful property for a small family with one king size and a twin room. There’s off road parking and a shared swimming pool and sauna. The Eden Project and Looe are nearby.
Ideal for a family, the property has underfloor heating in the bathrooms, there’s a games room and outside is a fire pit and barbecue. Head to the nearby beach at Hawkers Cove.
Ideal for a large group with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. It has a travel cot and highchair. Outside is a climbing frame, tree house and football goals. Stroll along the southwest coast path.
A sublime property with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a utility area. There’s a fire pit and barbecue outside and parking for six vehicles. Stroll to Penance with shops, restaurants and a cinema.
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Journeying through Cornwall with your furry friend by your side? You’re in for a fantastic holiday. Starting from Land’s End and stretching to the border of Devon, Cornwall boasts a rich tapestry of stunning beaches, hidden coves, and breathtaking sea views.
It’s a haven where your dog can roam free in numerous places, with sandy beaches like Cadgwith Cove and Holywell Bay just waiting for paws to tread.
And there’s more holiday inspiration – Discover Cornish fishing villages such as Mevagissey and Boscastle. The cobbled streets, mouth-watering fish restaurants, and delightful clotted cream teas are all part of Cornwall’s charm.
The warmth of Cornwall doesn’t end there. These Cornwall dog-friendly cottages are just a short drive away from bustling towns like Looe and St Ives, offering a mix of artisan shops and cultural hubs.
Dreaming of the perfect Cornish break with spectacular waves? Fistral Beach is a must-visit! And for those who cherish breathtaking sea views, Port Isaac is a gem, hosting some of the best dog-friendly cottages on Cornwall’s south coast.
So, what awaits you in Cornwall? Stunning countryside, cosy pubs where your dog is met with a warm welcome, and attractions like the world-famous Eden Project.
Whether it’s a short break or a week-long retreat, the endless beaches and stunning attractions like Lappa Valley Steam Railway are set to make it the stay yet. Many of our cottages come equipped with enclosed gardens, hot tubs, and open fires, ensuring both you and your pet feel right at home.
Fancy a pub meal after a day of adventure? There are plenty of Cornish dog friendly pubs within easy walking distance.
Isn’t it time you shared some brilliant days out in Cornwall with your four-legged friend, enjoying all the beautiful places and tastes it offers? After all, there’s no better feeling than resting your feet (and paws!) after a day spent exploring hidden coves and popular destinations.
There are over 300 beaches in Cornwall, with 148 of them allowing pets. That’s nearly 50% of the dog friendly beaches welcome your pets. Many have golden sands and crystal blue water you won’t want to miss!
There is over 4500km of public rights of way in Cornwall, so you’ll never be short of a stroll with your canine.
With over 400 pubs in the county, loads of them welcome pets with fresh bowls of water and treats.
Cornwall’s coastline is 433 miles long and is one of the longest in the UK. It boasts stunning views from the clifftops.
The most westerly point in England is located here, and it’s called Land’s End and is a great spot for a retreat with your pup.
Cornwall is a large county located in South West England, renowned for its majestic coastline and rolling countryside.
There are plenty of beaches that welcome your pets in this part of the world, with some, allowing dogs all year round.
The South West Coast Path is a 630-mile walking trail that is perfect for exploring the vast coastline with your canine companion.
The Eden Project is one of the most popular attractions in the area and you can explore the vast gardens with your dog, although they are not allowed in the Biomes or other undercover areas.
The Camel Trail is an 18-mile flat multi-trail that can be enjoyed with your dog whether your walking, cycling or using a wheelchair.