
Planning a trip away with your four-legged friend? We bet a safe and secure garden is top of your must-have list. At Dog Friendly Cottages, we’ve got thousands of dog-friendly cottages with enclosed gardens, up and down the country.
Enclosed gardens aren’t the only facilities you’ll find at these dog-friendly properties, either. You can relax and unwind in a hot tub lodge, book a cabin with a log fire, and even find pads with swimming pools. All with the added benefit of a safe and secure garden.
Moffat
From: £302
For a 3 night stayCornwall
From: £838
For a 3 night stayDevon
From: £435
For a 3 night stayLincolnshire
From: £312
For a 3 night stayDorset
From: £502
For a 3 night stayDorset
From: £781
For a 3 night stayNorth Norfolk District
From: £825
For a 3 night stayHerefordshire
From: £505
For a 3 night stayRhosybol
From: £270
For a 3 night stayWith so many incredible places across the UK, it can be difficult to decide on a destination. These are our top picks for dog-friendly breaks with an enclosed garden.
With dramatic mountains and stunning beaches, Wales promises unforgettable adventures for you and your pup.
Where to stay: Brecknock Cheviot – The Sheepfold, where the secure garden comes complete with a bubbling hot tub and countryside views.
From St Ives to Newquay, Cornwall is the ultimate destination for sinking toes into sand and listening to soothing waves.
Where to stay: Beach walks can be followed by playing in the fenced-off garden at Puffins Rest.
Home of the Lake District National Park, Cumbria certainly isn’t short on natural beauty. Think majestic mountains and mirror-like lakes.
Where to stay: Apple Tree Cottage, near the town of Kirkby Stephen, which is set on a working farm.
Yorkshire is home to not one, but two gorgeous national parks. Whether you plan on exploring the Yorkshire Dales or the North York Moors, you’ll never run out of walking routes.
Where to stay: Close to the Yorkshire Dales, this 4-bed Cottage in Bedale has a beautiful rural setting and space for all the family.
Devon offers a blissful blend of peaceful moorlands and coastlines. Explore Dartmoor National Park or head straight to the beach in Salcombe or Torquay.
Where to stay: The enclosed garden at Thistledown, March End Lodges looks out over North Devon’s countryside.