Dog-Friendly Cottages in Yorkshire

Yorkshire, home to the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors and a rugged coastline, is a brilliant destination for dog-friendly holidays filled with varied walks.

We work with the UK’s best providers to bring you truly dog-friendly cottages in Yorkshire, from countryside retreats with enclosed gardens to coastal stays near dog-friendly beaches.

Yorkshire dog-friendly cottages

Self-catering works particularly well here, giving you the freedom to plan around the weather, your dog’s routine and the kind of day everyone feels like having. Some properties suit quiet couples’ breaks, while others provide generous shared spaces for family gatherings, making Yorkshire equally rewarding for a weekend away or a longer holiday with your four-legged friend.

Latest Dog-Friendly Cottages

Kukui Annexe

Harrogate, North Yorkshire

Compact Harrogate annexe with a flexible super-king bed, private patio and quiet cul-de-sac setting, close to Hookstone Wood.

7 nights from £543

Egton Cottage

Egton, North Yorkshire

Characterful stone cottage in Egton with a log-burning stove, enclosed lawn and two country pubs virtually on the doorstep.

7 nights from £696

Brigholme

Robin Hoods Bay, North Yorkshire

Tucked-away Robin Hood’s Bay cottage with a separate annexe, village-centre setting and the all-year dog-friendly beach within walking distance.

7 nights from £513

Wishing Well Lodge

Camerton, East Yorkshire

Contemporary Camerton conversion with a wraparound garden, hot tub and external bicycle store, approximately two miles from Hedon.

7 nights from £675

Joby Barn

Snainton, North Yorkshire

Peaceful Snainton barn conversion with an enclosed sun-trap patio, flexible beds and secure bicycle storage near the village shops and pub.

7 nights from £532

Calf Cottage – Harrogate

Lindley, North Yorkshire

Single-level Lindley farm cottage with en-suite facilities, a hot tub, open views across neighbouring fields, and off-road parking.

7 nights from £748

St Hilda’s Cottage

Hinderwell, North York Moors National Park

Detached Hinderwell stone cottage with an enclosed deck, private hot tub and wood-fired pizza oven, one mile from the beach.

7 nights from £584

South Crescent

Filey, Yorkshire

Contemporary Filey house with an enclosed garden, private parking and partial sea views, a short walk from Glen Gardens.

7 nights from £560

Ridsdale House

Scarborough, North Yorkshire

Victorian Scarborough townhouse with two fireplaces, a terraced garden and separate living areas, approximately 300 metres from the beach.

7 nights from £622

Lilly’s Cottage

Robin Hoods Bay, North Yorkshire

Colourful coastal cottage in Robin Hood’s Bay with a living-flame fire, roll-top bath and bistro seating beside the village street.

7 nights from £742

Waverley House

Staithes, North Yorkshire

Grade II-listed Staithes cottage with sea views, an enclosed backyard and flexible living space arranged across four characterful floors.

7 nights from £695

Fileys Retreat

Hunmanby, near Filey, Yorkshire

Single-storey Hunmanby retreat with an enclosed lawn, furnished patio and open-plan living space, three miles from Filey’s sandy beach.

7 nights from £559

Pond Farm Woodlands

Ugthorpe, North York Moors and Coast

Secluded Ugthorpe log cabin with woodland views, a barrel sauna, hot tub and covered dining shelter beside extensive outdoor decking.

7 nights from £993

The Curious Crab – Staithes

Staithes, North Yorkshire

Historic Staithes cottage with an original fireplace, characterful interiors and beach access metres away, plus a Bank Top parking permit.

7 nights from £654

Double Cream Cottage

Great Broughton, near Stokesley, Yorkshire

Spacious country cottage in Great Broughton with an enclosed lawn, sheltered parking and indoor games barn near two village pubs.

7 nights from £954

Owl House

Cowling, North Yorkshire

Expansive Cowling farmhouse with a wood burner, enclosed garden and hot tub, plus direct access to an adjoining field.

7 nights from £1,411

Curlew Cottage – Goathland

Goathland, North Yorkshire

Generous Goathland cottage with a games room, south-facing garden and all-weather barbecue house, close to the heritage railway station and local pubs.

7 nights from £1,211

Captains House – Whitby

Whitby, North Yorkshire

Spacious Whitby holiday house with a garden hot tub, secure lawn and off-road parking, less than a mile from the beach.

7 nights from £1,179

Cragg Cottage

Whitby, Yorkshire

Rural Whitby cottage with an enclosed patio, double-sided wood burner and off-road parking, reached along a mile-long farm track.

7 nights from £1,148

Gate Eel Farmhouse

Dacre Banks, near Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire

Characterful farmhouse in Dacre Banks with an enclosed south-facing lawn, open Georgian fireplace and west-facing courtyard beside the village inn.

7 nights from £1,496

Sunnycliffe

Primrose Valley, North Yorkshire

Large Primrose Valley coastal house with a detached annexe, sea-view balcony and games room, with field access towards the beach.

7 nights from £1,314

Best Dog-Friendly Cottages in Yorkshire Area To Rent

Browse our dog-friendly cottages in the Yorkshire area, with choices ranging from romantic getaways and converted barns to spacious houses for the whole family. Depending on the property, useful features may include enclosed gardens, hot tubs, log burners, games rooms or walks from the door. Coastal retreats place you close to beaches, while a rural pet-friendly cottage opens onto gorgeous countryside and quieter village lanes.

Some of the best places for pet-friendly cottages in Yorkshire are below:

Top Places for Dog-Friendly Accommodation Near Yorkshire

When comparing pet-friendly accommodation near Yorkshire attractions, first decide whether the coast, dales, moors or historic towns matter most. Whitby and Scarborough combine beaches with plenty of shops, pubs and traditional seaside activities, while Robin Hood’s Bay suits visitors drawn to characterful streets and clifftop walks. The North York Moors offer wild scenery, woodland trails, and picturesque villages, while the Yorkshire Dales are known for rolling hills, stone-built settlements, and longer countryside days. York provides heritage and city conveniences, while Richmond makes a useful base for the northern Dales.