Dog Friendly Cottages Welcoming Multiple Dogs

UK cottage breaks with multiple dogs

There’s no denying that our dogs are members of the family. Which is why it’s never easy when we have to leave them behind on our travels. At Dog Friendly Cottages, we understand this more than most, which is why we’ve got over 40,000 pet-friendly cottages for you to choose from. Take all your dogs away for a weekend break with our multi-dog holiday cottages from across the UK!

Imagine being snuggled in a cosy cabin, the pooches at your feet with a roaring open fire to keep you toasty. Or, perhaps the sound of a seaside retreat with glorious sea views from your bedroom window is more your cup of tea. From luxury homes with swimming pools to homely cottages for a relaxing break away, there’s endless opportunities here at Dog Friendly Cottages, even if you’re bringing along a number of dogs! Whether you have 3 dogs, 4 dogs, 5 dogs or more, we'll be able to find accommodation that allows multiple dogs for you!

With our handy search tools and filters, it’s so simple to find the ideal dog-friendly holiday cottage for your UK break away. So whether you’ve been planning a walking holiday in the Yorkshire Dales, or perhaps a completely chilled break in the South West of England, it’s never been easier to plan the perfect holiday with your pup.

Cornwall

Ideal for: A coastal escape with beaches, cliffs and sea air

With golden sandy beaches, dramatic cliff paths and charming fishing villages, Cornwall is perfect for those who love seaside adventures with their dogs. From St Ives to Padstow, you’ll find plenty of traditional cottages and cosy coastal retreats where multiple dogs can relax after a day of exploring the shoreline.

Dog friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Cornwall that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: Take in sweeping sea views, rugged headlands and sandy coves on the six-mile circular walk around Pentire Head near Newquay.

Cumbria

Ideal for: Spending time in the scenic Lake District National Park

Explore the gorgeous Cumbria with your four-legged friends. Spend the weekend by Lake Windermere where dog-friendly boat tours can be enjoyed, or choose a cottage around the popular town of Ambleside. Here, you’ll find farms shops brimming with local produce, as well as a lovely choice of restaurants and traditional pubs. 

Dog friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Cumbria that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: For a moderate challenge, hike to the top of Cat Bells. Just under six miles long, it should take you around two hours to complete.

Devon

Ideal for: A relaxing seaside break with your best friend

With its dreamy coastlines and authentic cream teas, it’s no wonder why Devon is such a popular holiday destination. For those with furry friends in tow, it offers plenty of gorgeous beaches to explore. After a busy day, you’ll find lots of dog-friendly cafes and restaurants to relax and refuel by the sea!

Dog-friendly place to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Devon that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: The South West Coast Path is a national path that stretches 680-miles across the country from Exmoor to Devon.

Gloucestershire

Ideal for: Exploring the enchanting villages and countryside of the Cotswolds

Spanning across the whole South West county of Gloucestershire, the Cotswolds is an area of outstanding natural beauty best-known for its quintessentially English villages and verdant countryside. This area is popular among walkers, with plenty of dog-friendly routes all around. After a good hike, head into a delightful Cotswold village for some good pub grub.

Dog-friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Gloucestershire that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: The Cotswold Way is a 100-mile walking route through some of the most scenic locations in the country - we don’t expect you to do it all in one day though!

New Forest

Ideal for: A peaceful escape of woodland, heathland and open trails

With ancient woodlands, wild heathland and miles of scenic walking routes, New Forest National Park is perfect for those who love nothing more than getting out into nature with their dogs. From Brockenhurst to Lyndhurst, you’ll find plenty of cosy cottages and countryside retreats where multiple dogs are welcome after a day of exploring the great outdoors.

Dog friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in the New Forest that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: Take a stroll through woodland tracks, open heath and pony-filled landscapes on the six-mile circular walk from Brockenhurst to Wilverley Inclosure.

Norfolk

Ideal for: A relaxing escape of coast, countryside and big skies

With sweeping beaches, peaceful countryside and miles of scenic trails, Norfolk is perfect for those who love nothing more than exploring the outdoors with their dogs. From Cromer to Holt, you’ll find plenty of traditional cottages and cosy retreats where multiple dogs are welcome after a day of adventure.

Dog friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Norfolk that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: Take in sand dunes, pine woods and stunning coastal views on the six-mile circular walk through Holkham National Nature Reserve and along the beach.

Northumberland

Ideal for: A wild escape of castles, coastline and countryside

With vast sandy beaches, rolling hills and dramatic historic landscapes, Northumberland is perfect for those who love nothing more than exploring the great outdoors with their dogs. From Alnwick to Bamburgh, you’ll find plenty of traditional cottages and cosy retreats where multiple dogs are welcome after a day of adventure.

Dog friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Northumberland that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: Take in sweeping sea views, golden sands and iconic castle scenery on the six-mile circular walk from Bamburgh along the beach to Seahouses and back.

Shropshire

Ideal for: A quiet escape away in the countryside

With miles of rolling countryside and acres of magical forests, Shropshire is perfect for those who love nothing more than being in the great outdoors. From Ludlow to Oswestry, you’ll find plenty of traditional cottages in this green county to get cosy in after a day of exploring your surroundings.

Dog-friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Shropshire that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: Take a walk through dense woodlands and historic chapels on the six-mile Acton Burnell walking route.

Scotland

Ideal for: A scenic escape of mountains, lochs and wide-open spaces

With dramatic Highlands, rugged coastlines and endless walking trails, Scotland is perfect for those who love adventure with their dogs by their side. From the Cairngorms to the Isle of Skye, you’ll find plenty of traditional cottages and cosy retreats where multiple dogs are just as welcome as their owners after a day of exploring.

Dog friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Scotland that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: Take in stunning loch views, woodland paths and Highland scenery on the six-mile circuit around Loch an Eilein in the heart of the Cairngorms.walk will take you through glorious waterfalls and ancient cairns.

Yorkshire

Ideal for: Making the most of the many national parks and AONBs

With its many historic monuments, national parks and charming market towns, Yorkshire is another popular destination among many. With plenty of excellent dog walking locations including the North York Moors and Howardian Hills, it’s a great location for those bringing along more than one dog. 

Dog-friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Yorkshire that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: If you don’t mind being out all day, the 10-mile Keld to Tan Hill Inn walk will take you through glorious waterfalls and ancient cairns.

Wales

Ideal for: A breathtaking escape of mountains, coast and countryside

With rugged national parks, sweeping beaches and endless scenic trails, Wales is perfect for those who love nothing more than exploring the great outdoors with their dogs. From Snowdonia to Pembrokeshire, you’ll find plenty of traditional cottages and cosy retreats where multiple dogs are welcome after a day of adventure.

Dog-friendly places to stay: Take a look at our range of pet friendly cottages in Wales that allow multiple dogs to stay.

Best walk: Take in dramatic peaks, lakeside paths and stunning mountain scenery on the six-mile circular walk around Llyn Idwal.