Popularly known as the ‘Garden of England’, Kent’s always been a trendy staycation spot for people looking for a unique property to make the most of their backyard in England! There are more and more properties popping up, too. Therefore, now is a great time to start looking for the best dog friendly cottages in Kent.
This cosy cottage is in a semi-rural location within walking distance of the local pub and shop. The hub of the home is the lovely kitchen-diner, which has Sky TV and a light and airy lounge to keep everyone entertained. Outside, a soothing hot tub is the icing on the cake.
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB) with fantastic views over the owner’s vineyard, this romantic getaway has everything needed for a memorable break. Whether that’s cooking up a storm or relaxing in front of a movie.
This stylish holiday cottage offers space that sleeps two guests and room for a pet, and a bathroom suite. It provides a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, as well as your patio and enclosed gardens. This family cottage also has baby facilities available for you to rent.
This wonderfully converted cow byre has all its original features, with two bedrooms and one bathroom. Fishing is available onsite, with a private garden and a woodburner in the lounge. Hole Park Gardens are less than 5 miles and worth the day trip with your four-legged friends.
A charming cottage, this countryside escape has stunning views from its two bedrooms. There is a utility room with a washer/dryer, and outside is an enclosed garden with a BBQ and a seating area. You can explore Ellenden Woods from this home, with miles of beautiful walks available for dog lovers.
This charming 1930s seaside home has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and direct access to the beach. There is a woodburner with logs provided, a travel cot for small children and a garden with furniture to sit on. Jump on the Romney Hythe & Dymchurch railway for a great day out.
A luxury property boasting magnificent sea views from its four bedrooms. It has a 100ft garden with a summer house and games, while inside is a family room with a smart TV. Jump on the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway or head to Dungeness RSPB Nature Reserve.
A day out in Kent’s beautiful countryside or coastline relax in one of these dog friendly cottages with hot tubs in Kent. There’s no better reward than immersing yourself in your private bubbles.
Indulge in log cabin holidays with your dog in Kent, where you’ll experience the warmth of rustic charm complemented by idyllic countryside, perfect for you and your pet.
Kent boasts lush farmland, hop fields, orchards and vineyards.
The county has incredible fortifications, landmarks like Dover Castle and Leeds Castle (click here), and attractive stately homes like Knole Park and Chartwell House.
With many beautiful holiday spots and comfortable accommodation across the South East region. A place within walking distance of the beach can be yours for a few days. Get a place close to the white cliffs of Dover, or head off to the countryside for a cheap weekend away from home.
There is plenty of accommodation in Kent for four legged friends to spend a night or 2. Cook up a hearty breakfast before heading out to explore. You can enjoy Kent’s dog-friendly beaches from these cottages
Take your dog on a long walk at Bewl Water – this 800-acre area in the High Weald is enjoyed by fishermen, canoeists and cyclers of all ages and is the perfect way to explore Kent with your furry friend, whatever the weather.
Keen walkers can ramble along the sea’s edge, pick a section of the Viking Coast Path and take in the long views across the North Sea. All of the dog-friendly places are located close to walking routes, historic towns and quaint villages.
If you are looking for holiday ideas on the South Coast, this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) stretches across Sussex, Surrey, and, of course, our lovely Kent. Picture yourself strolling through ancient woodlands, your four-legged friend bounding beside you.
Head to nearby dog friendly attractions like Bodiam Castle for fascinating history or Scotney Castle and enjoy the day in a stunning countryside setting.
A haven for dog lovers. With its rolling hills, lush valleys, and miles of stunning scenery, you’ll find a whole host of opportunities to bond with your furry pal in the great outdoors.
Don’t miss the famous White Cliffs of Dover or the Wye National Nature Reserve – both paw-positively unique spots for walkies!
A trip to this area is only complete with visiting the historic city of Canterbury and the elegant spa town of Tunbridge Wells. These two pet-friendly places offer top-notch dining spots and the chance to relax at Kent’s top pet-friendly pubs.
Take a short walk along the picturesque River Stour in Canterbury or discover the beautiful parks in Tunbridge Wells – both destinations are pet friendly and have something for everyone!
A treasure trove of superb national trust properties and gardens dogs are allowed on leads. Chartwell, the former home of Winston Churchill, and Sissinghurst Castle Garden are just a couple of must-see destinations perfect for a day out with furry friends. You can delight in the top dog walks across Kent.
Brimming with tourist attractions and famous landmarks that cater to all interests. History buffs can explore the medieval ruins of St. Augustine’s Abbey, while nature lovers can dive into the enchanting Blean Woods National Nature Reserve.
If you’re after dog friendly cottages in Kent that are filled with fun things to do, then don’t miss out on the chance to book today! These properties will not always be available, so make a point to beat the rush for the top places to stay in Kent with dogs.
Cottages across Kent vary in terms of the features and facilities they offer. However, whether it’s a living dining room combo or enclosed garden space you’re looking for, we’ve found properties with great customer reviews and excellent links for easy access to the surrounding countryside and heritage spots.
Don’t leave your dogs behind when there are many pet-welcoming resorts. Find a bolthole with a welcoming sitting room, a wood-burning stove and that classic cottage appeal.
From the city of Canterbury to the pretty town of Tunbridge Wells, there are many beautiful country walks and historic towns to visit. The beaches vary from pebble to sand, and the surrounding Kent countryside is as pretty as a picture. There is a chocolate box effect to this end of the country, so often called the ‘Garden of England’! It’s not a completely rural location, but the rural spots do have to be seen to be believed.
There is something for everyone in this county, and the choice of accommodation that welcomes dogs is broad, so you can book the perfect place for you. Check out our favourites from the properties we list for you here and find yourself the perfect cottage for you and your dogs.
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