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+St Day was originally named after the little known Saint Day or Dye (better known in Brittany). The village now has a pub and convenience store, as well as a granite, gothic-style church dating back to 1828. Six miles away is the popular...
St Merryn is a typical Cornish village, located within two miles of the coast and close to the picturesque harbour and fishing port of Padstow. Surrounded by some of Cornwall's best surfing beaches and golf courses, St Merryn is a...
Lanreath is a village and civil parish resting in Cornwall, England, close to the beautiful Stonerush Lakes holiday park with an on-site restaurant. Make sure you visit the beautiful Polperro Heritage Coast for an array of country trails for...
Nestled in the heavily wooded River Camel Valley is the pretty village of St Tudy in North Cornwall. Resting just over seven miles from the quaint fishing village of Port Isaac, and just a few miles from Bodmin Moor, St Tudy is a fantastic base...
Connor Down is a West Cornwall village near Hayle and St Ives. This village has a pub, restaurant, shops, and a farm shop with a restaurant and pick-your-own fruit. The South West Coast Path offers breathtaking views of St. Ives Bay and Godrevy...
Entrance to this property is via one step up over the threshold Living Room With slate floors and exposed original stone, this room features two contemporary sofas, a coffee table, wood burner and Smart TV with Freeview. Logs...
St Day was once the mining centre for mid-Cornwall until nearby Redruth took over the title, and you can still see the terraces of granite cottages originally built for the miners. The village was originally named after the little known Saint...
Camelford is a town and civil parish in North Cornwall, England, resting alongside the River Camel. Discover a range of shops, supermarkets, pubs and restaurants for all of your amenities. You are within reach of the beautiful Pentire Point and...
Discover this charming reverse-level cottage on the outskirts of Helston that beautifully marries traditional Cornish granite architecture with contemporary styling, making it an ideal base for couples or a family to explore the coast and...
Falmouth, with its magnificent natural harbour (the third largest in the world), winding streets and beaches, will keep you occupied for hours. The town's old harbour-side pubs, excellent shopping, art gallery and stunning National Maritime...
Little Treveth Lowen is a beautifully designed, detached coastal holiday home situated in a superb location from which to explore the wide selection of local beaches and bays close by. Ideally located, just up the road from the picturesque cove...
Penryn, one of Cornwall's oldest market towns, is a picturesque port with a richness of historic architecture and harbour heritage, including many houses made of beautiful granite that slope steeply down the town's cobblestone lanes toward the...
The small rural village of Gunnislake lies on the steeply wooded banks of the River Tamar. It has village pubs and a small selection of shops. Notably, the village sits at one end of the scenic Tamar Valley Railway - with regular services along...
Lying on the Hartland Cornwall Heritage Coast is the small rural hamlet of Morwenstow, just ten miles north of Bude. This charming setting is home to a much-loved pub, The Bush Inn, and is just a stone's throw from the neighbouring hamlet of...
Carbis Bay, just a short drive from famous St. Ives, is a picturesque fishing community famed for its pristine white sand beach. The beach is ideal for a classic day at the ocean because of the warm, turquoise water and the protection it...
Newlyn is a large fishing port in Cornwall, boasting a historic harbour and old quay, as well as local amenities, shops and pubs. Local attractions include Newlyn school of Art, Newlyn Copper, the Cornwall Coastal Path, and the level Mousehole...
Nestled in the serene village of Cusgarne, The Threshing Barn is one of two charming cottages situated within the picturesque grounds of Cusgarne House. Positioned perfectly within a short drive from the coastline, this beautifully renovated...
Lanreath is a village in southeast Cornwall, five miles west of Looe. Lanreath is rural in character with a local shop and Post Office as well as a parish church. There are a number of ghost stories associated with Lanreath. The best-known...
This stylish apartment in the tranquil town of St Columb Major, Cornwall, is just 7 miles from Newquay and offers luxurious accommodation for families and friends. The local shops, pubs, restaurants, and cafes in St Columb Major provide...
Originally, St. Day was named for the obscure Saint Day or Dye (better known in Brittany). The community now features a pub, a convenience shop, and a granite church built in the gothic style in 1828. The well-known village of Portreath, which...
Living area Open plan with the kitchen and dining area this room is bright and light-filled thanks to floor to ceiling glass which overlooks the garden. Doors lead from this room out to the patio which is has a dining set and electric hot...
A traditional cottage in the Stennack area of St Ives Living Room Located on the Ground Floor at entrance level and open plan with kitchen and dining area The room has two sofas, an ottoman, and a Flatscreen Smart TV with...
This charming cottage nestles within the pretty coastal parish of Morwenstow, directly opposite a popular restaurant and pub. The countryside setting has a local shop, play area and provides easy access to a fine range of coastal hot spots...
Lounge Situated on the ground floor this beautiful room features flagstone flooring and deep window reveals, as well as a large stone fireplace with slate hearth and a cast iron wood-burning stove. Furnished with two sofas and an...
Planning a holiday to Cornwall with your dog? You’re in for a treat – and not just the biscuit kind. With more coastline than any other county in England and hundreds of dog-friendly places to stay, Cornwall is one of the best spots for a seaside escape with your four-legged friend.
From clifftop walks and cosy pubs to golden beaches and character-filled cottages, our collection of dog-friendly holiday homes in Cornwall makes it easy to plan a trip where everyone gets to enjoy the fun, paws included.
Cornwall really does have it all: dramatic scenery, friendly towns, fantastic food, and endless open spaces for your dog to run wild. Whether you’re wandering through the quaint streets of Padstow, watching surfers at Newquay, or exploring the stunning coastline around Lizard Point, there’s a new adventure around every corner.
And with over 400 beaches and some of the UK’s best walking routes, it’s a playground for dogs and their humans alike.
Cornwall is a paradise for beach-loving dogs. While some have seasonal restrictions, lots welcome dogs all year-round. Sandy paws and salty noses incoming…
If you're wondering what to do between beach walks and pub lunches, here are just a few dog-friendly spots worth checking out:
🏰 Tintagel Castle – a dramatic cliffside ruin steeped in Arthurian legend. Dogs on leads are welcome.
🌿 The Eden Project – while dogs can’t go inside the biomes, they’re welcome in the outdoor gardens and café areas.
🚂 Lappa Valley – take a scenic miniature train ride through the Cornish countryside. Pups can come along for the journey too!
If you bring your dog on holiday, the best pet-friendly cottages with hot tubs include Wheal Rose in Heston, Bumble at Stars & Embers Glamping in Truro, or Bowjy in Saint Erme.
Enjoy sea views from Stormgazer, which is located by dog-friendly beach, Porthleven Sands; Tonga, which is close to Porthtowan’s sandy beach; and The Mews, just an amble from Holywell Bay and Crantock beach.
The most popular dog-friendly holiday cottages with an enclosed garden include Lowenek in North Cornwall, Gluvias in Newquay, and High Lampra in Mullion.
The most popular holiday homes with four-legged friends for a short break include Surf Song, a detached cottage in South Cornwall; Polly’s Bower, a barn conversion in Landrake; and converted 200-year-old barn Marhayes, in North Cornwall.