Dog Friendly Cottages In Derbyshire
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An appealing little market town with a pleasant rural vibe and a wide range of retail options, dining establishments, and watering holes (not to mention regular farmer's markets). The town square features a market hall from the 17th century and...
A charming little market town with a charming rural feel that offers a nice assortment of stores, eateries, and bars in addition to regional farmers markets. The town's historic market hall dates back to the 17th century, and a contemporary...
Sat within the county of Derbyshire, Duffield is a village found on the western bank of the River Duffield and next to the mouth of the River Ecclesbourne. Enjoying slight elevation thanks to its location next to the foothills of the Pennines...
The charming, small market town of Bakewell has managed to preserve its lovely rural ambiance and has a nice assortment of stores, eateries, and bars in addition to regional farmers markets. In the heart of the town, a historic market hall from...
Surrounded by countryside, the village of Youlgreave winds its way along a narrow limestone shelf, situated between two of the area's loveliest valleys - Lathkill Dale to the north and Bradford Dale to the south. Plays home to three pubs, all...
Wirksworth is a market town in the Derbyshire Dales, England. It has a small choice of pubs/restaurants, and a convenience store for all of your amenities. Set just on the outskirts of the Peak District National Park, you are well-placed for...
Lying at the southern end of the Peak District, Ashbourne is a perfect example of an English market town - market place with stalls, eccentric street plan, narrow cobbled alleys, coaching inns and almshouses. In its heyday in the 18th-century,...
Offering charm and convenience, this handsome Grade II-listed cottage makes a romantic retreat for couples and a cosy base for small families planning Peak District adventures. With one dog welcome to join you, the welcoming retreat sits in the...
Hollingwood is a quaint historic village in Derbyshire, situated between Barrow Hill and Chesterfield. The community is well-known for its proximity to the Chesterfield Canal, which includes a helpful visitor centre that draws a large number of...
Hayfield, a charming village in the High Peaks, sits in a beautiful rural setting on the park's northwest border. This quiet town draws hikers thanks to its proximity to Kinder Scout. Families (and those who enjoy more gentle rambles) can be...
The conservation village of Winster is situated within the White Peak area of the Peak District National Park and is an extremely pretty place, with a charming 17th century market house at its centre, and other imposing 17th and 18th century...
Jaret House is truly a magnificent little treasure of a cottage, set along a beautiful wide village street adorned with hanging baskets and pots full of flowers. A sizable, yet cosy lounge welcomes you as you step inside this stunningly...
Set peacefully in between the Hill and Sydnope Dales - hence its name, Two Dales is a small yet well-stocked village which provides The Plough Inn pub, a supermarket, a Post Office, garden centre and a butchers to name a few. From here you can...
Additional information and rules - 3 double bedrooms - 3 en-suite shower rooms with WCs - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher - Travel cot and highchair available on request - Electric solar panel central...
The historic market town of Chesterfield acts as the gateway to the Peak District, and has much to offer visitors. The town is famous for its 14th Century church with "Crooked Spire", twisting curiously from its true centre, while the frequent...
The village of Tideswell stands in the heart of the Peak District National Park. Famous for its fine church dedicated to St John the Baptist, known as "The Cathedral of the Peak", the village is also noted for its well dressing and carnival...
With a market charter issued in 1203, Hartington, which is located in the Dove Valley of the Peak District National Park, was a significant market town in the Middle Ages. The ever-popular village now has charming tea rooms, a cheese shop,...
Hulland Ward is packed with history and rests at the southern point of the Peak District National Park. Discover a pub serving high-quality food and a handy store, making this an ideal base. The city of Derby is within reach for a wider range...
The outstandingly beautiful Peak District village of Castleton is situated at the top of the Hope Valley, on the doorstep of some great walking country. Steeped in fascinating history, the village boasts the Norman Peverill Castle Keep which is...
A picturesque town situated just outside of the stunning Peak District National Park, Darley Dale won the 2003 'Britain in Bloom' award in the Large Village category. It is surrounded by natural beauty, the town is also rich in history and...
The four-storey town house, tucked away perfectly for adventure and calm, offers easy access to some of the Peak District’s most rewarding dog-friendly walks and heritage spots. Begin with a wander to Bugsworth Basin (2.5 miles), where cobbled...
Parwich is a lovely old village surrounded by verdant green countryside, boasting a delightful country pub set on the village green, a church, a village hall, a playground and many pretty cottages. With an air of peace and tranquillity, Parwich...
Dog-Friendly Cottages in Derbyshire
Discover the peaks with your pooch
With historic towns, welcoming pubs and Britain’s first national park, Derbyshire is a dream dog-friendly holiday destination.
Whether you're trekking the windswept trails of the Peak District or cosying up in a character cottage after a long day’s walk, our dog-friendly cottages in Derbyshire let you and your four-legged friend relax and explore in comfort.
Why choose a dog-friendly holiday in Derbyshire?
Derbyshire is made for dog lovers. Home to the Peak District National Park, the county boasts endless open space for tail-wagging adventures. Expect dramatic landscapes, peaceful rivers, woodland trails, and plenty of places where your pup is welcome to tag along.
From exploring the limestone dales of Dovedale to the gritstone edges of Stanage, there's no shortage of sniff-worthy scenery. And when it’s time to refuel? You’ll find plenty of dog-friendly pubs and tea rooms dotted around towns like Bakewell, Buxton and Matlock.
Best dog-friendly walks in Derbyshire
Derbyshire does walkies right. Here are a few of our most loved dog-walking spots in the region:
- Dovedale and the Stepping Stones – a scenic valley walk with gentle paths, riverside stretches and iconic stepping stones – ideal for dogs who love a paddle.
- Mam Tor and the Great Ridge – a popular circular walk with panoramic views, grassy slopes and plenty of space to roam.
- Chatsworth Estate Grounds – dogs aren’t allowed in the house or formal gardens, but the wider estate and parkland is perfect for a peaceful, pup-friendly stroll.
- Monsal Trail – this traffic-free route along a former railway line offers flat terrain through tunnels and over viaducts – perfect for dogs of all ages.
- Padley Gorge – A magical woodland walk with bubbling brooks, shaded glades and plenty of muddy paws potential.
Dog-friendly attractions and activities
Derbyshire isn’t just about the walks. It’s also packed with dog-welcoming attractions and things to do. Here are a few top picks:
🛤 Peak Rail – travel back in time on a steam train between Matlock and Rowsley – dogs are welcome aboard, for free!
🪴 Crich Tramway Village – dogs on leads can hop aboard heritage trams and explore the open-air museum with you.
🏛 Hardwick Hall Parkland – while the house is off-limits, the surrounding trails and picnic spots are great for lead walks with lovely views.
🍻 Dog-friendly pubs – from The Old Hall Inn in Whitehough to The Devonshire Arms near Chatsworth, Derbyshire’s drinking holes welcome wagging tails.
