Dog Friendly Cottages in Wales
The biggest range of pet friendly holidays at the best price.
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Criccieth is a seaside town in North Wales, situated not far from the popular Porthmadog. It is home to its own railway station, shops, pubs and the all-important fish and chip shops. Criccieth Golf Course lies just above the main village, and...
Nefyn is a small town resting on the north Welsh coast. The town garners a multitude of visitors every year with its quaint beaches, maritime museum and numerous eateries. Walkers will benefit from hiking through the coastal scenery via Llŷn’s...
Size: Sleeps 14, 7 bedrooms Nearest Shop: 1.2 miles Nearest Pub: 1.7 miles Coast: 0.6 mile Pets: 3 dogs allowed maximum Short breaks: Short breaks available at full weekly rate Smoking: No Smoking inside Rooms: Drawing room, library,...
At the mouth of the River Teifi on the pristine west Wales coast, St Dogmaels is an enigmatic, serene community that has been around for centuries. It is peacefully centred around its ruined abbey. One of its highlights is Y Felin, one of just...
Additional information and rules - 7 bedrooms - 3 doubles, 3 twin rooms, 1 family room with bunks and 2 single beds - 7 bathrooms - 1 Jack and Jill bathroom with bath and overhead shower and WC, 6 en-suite shower rooms with WCs -...
The bustling market town of Bala lies within the beautiful Snowdonia National Park and is located at the head of Llyn Tegid, Bala’s famous lake, which is the largest natural lake in Wales and home to a unique fish called the Gwyniad, a relic of...
Additional information and rules - 9 bedrooms – Farmhouse; (5 bedrooms) 1 family room with king-size bed and 1 single plus cot, 1 double plus 1 single, 1 double, 1 twin and, in the loft with low beams 3 single beds. In the Barn; (4...
Llanberis is situated right at the base of Mount Snowdon and attracts hardy walkers and climbers throughout the year. This feature is enhanced by a number of festivals and celebrations all year round, such as the Snowdon Race in July and the...
Set at the starting point of the sweeping Mawddach Estuary and caught between Snowdonia’s sea and mountain scenery, the small, peaceful village of Llanelltyd rests amongst climbing green hills, offering a perfectly peaceful holiday location for...
This fabulous home-from-home is a great choice for a large group – perhaps friends getting together for a special celebration or a multi-generational family holiday. The property is in a wonderful location within the town’s medieval walls, just...
Deiniolen village is just a few miles from Llanberis and the Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, offering a shop and pub. Visit the ruins of Dolbadarn Castle nearby, or visit the stunning waterfall at Ceunant Mawr, while local walks will lead to...
Additional information and rules - 10 bedrooms: All bedrooms have TVs - Ground floor bedrooms: - 1 super king-size zip-and-link twin beds with 1 interconnecting double bedroom with external door for easy access with en-suite shower...
Llanfair Caereinion is a town found in the heart of old Montgomeryshire's Banwy valley, offering beautiful landscapes of rolling fields. Home to some shops where you can pick up essentials and a few pubs for a well-earned pint after a long walk...
For a group of adventure-loving holidaymakers, this incredible manor house and garden cottage offer the ideal base to explore South Wales. Begin your adventure with a trip to the stunning Gower beaches, Britain’s first Area of Outstanding...
Bontnewydd is a scattered rural hamlet situated on the banks of the River Wnion, in the heart of southern Snowdonia, surrounded by the spectacular scenery of wooded hills and mountains. The wonderful Cader Idris Mountain Range and Coed Y Brenin...
Nestled within the scenic county borough of Rhondda Cynon Taf in the South of Wales, you will find the charming village of Ynyswen. Surrounded by the luscious green valleys, this traditional Welsh village provides a fantastic base of which to...
Additional information and rules - Open-plan living room/bedroom – 1 king-size bed with a sofa bed that converts into an additional double for an extra guest/child - 1 shower room with WC - Spacious separate kitchen diner - Induction...
This enchanting holiday cottage, set in the very heart of Wales, is full of period features, beautiful furniture and has the feel of a real traditional Welsh homestead. Tastefully and classically decorated, it is within easy travelling distance...
The village of Ffarmers sits close to Lampeter, in the north of Carmarthenshire. It was named after the old Farmers' Arms public house, which is now a friendly, community-run pub serving good food. The village also provides a small shop with...
Llandysul is a village with a selection of shops, tea rooms and pubs, and even its own canoeing club. Visit nearby New Quay or one of the numerous beaches on the Cardiganshire, Carmarthenshire or Pembrokeshire coastline. Boat trips to spot...
The hamlet of Arthog is situated on the lower reaches of the beautiful Mawddach Estuary, which runs from the renowned seaside town of Barmouth to the outskirts of delightful Dolgellau which nestles beside the foothills of one of Wales' most...
Beautifully renovated with a contemporary kitchen and smart bathrooms, this pretty single storey cottage features fabulous vaulted ceilings and charming antique touches, within walking distance of a good pub and just over a mile from...
Dog-friendly cottages in Wales
Wild landscapes and wag-worthy adventures
Planning a dog-friendly holiday in Wales? You’re in for an unforgettable escape filled with mountain trails, sandy beaches and cosy places to stay where dogs are more than welcome. From the peaks of Snowdonia to the shores of Pembrokeshire, Wales is one of the UK’s top spots for a pet-friendly break.
Our collection of dog-friendly cottages in Wales ranges from rural retreats and coastal cabins to town-centre boltholes. Wherever you choose, you’ll be close to epic walks, pup-friendly pubs and scenery that will have tails wagging in no time.
Why choose a dog-friendly holiday in Wales?
Wales is made for dog lovers. With three national parks, hundreds of dog-friendly beaches and countless countryside trails, there’s no shortage of places to stretch your legs – and your dog’s.
Whether you're hiking in the Brecon Beacons, climbing Snowdon or exploring the wild coastline of Anglesey, there’s an adventure waiting at every turn. Along the way, you’ll find cafés, pubs and attractions that welcome dogs with open arms and the occasional biscuit.
Best dog-friendly walks in Wales
Wales is packed with trails and open spaces perfect for exploring with your four-legged friend. Here are some top-rated dog walks across the country.
- Snowdonia National Park – home to rugged peaks, glacial lakes and forest trails. Try Cwm Idwal or Llanberis Path for dog-friendly hikes.
- Pembrokeshire Coast Path – a 186-mile route with clifftop views, wild beaches and small seaside towns, most of which are dog-welcoming.
- Brecon Beacons – from waterfalls and woodland to open moors, this national park is ideal for off-lead adventures.
- Elan Valley, Powys – scenic reservoirs and open trails make this a peaceful spot for a day’s exploring.
- Anglesey Coastal Path – circling the island, this path offers some of the most scenic seaside walking in Wales.
Best dog-friendly beaches in Wales
With hundreds of beaches and long stretches of coast, Wales is a paradise for dogs who love a paddle. Some of the best dog-friendly beaches include:
- Rhossili Bay, Gower – consistently ranked among the UK’s top beaches, dogs are welcome all year on these expansive sands.
- Barafundle Bay, Pembrokeshire – a postcard-perfect beach with golden sands and clear water. Dogs are allowed year-round.
- Newborough Beach, Anglesey – explore the dunes, forest and views over to Llanddwyn Island. Dogs can roam freely in many areas.
- Harlech Beach, Snowdonia – backed by dunes and overlooked by a castle, this beach is quiet and dog-friendly for most of the year.
- Poppit Sands, Cardigan – dogs are welcome outside the summer season, with miles of open space to run and play.
Dog-friendly activities and attractions
There’s more to a dog-friendly holiday in Wales than just walks and beaches. Check out these pup-approved attractions.
🏰 Caerphilly Castle – explore the grounds of this impressive fortress with your dog by your side.
🌲 Bwlch Nant yr Arian Forest – great for forest strolls, with a café and red kite feeding sessions to watch together.
🚂 Welsh Highland Railway – hop aboard this heritage train and enjoy the ride through Snowdonia – dogs are welcome on most services.
🛶 Canal walks and boat rides – many operators on the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal and Llangollen Canal welcome dogs on board.
- What are the best dog-friendly cottages in Wales?
The most popular dog-friendly holiday cottages in Wales include Half Pint Cottage in New Quay, Wisteria Lodge in Newport, South Wales, and the tranquil Powis Castle View in Welshpool.
- What are the best dog-friendly cottages in Wales with hot tubs?
The best dog-friendly cottages in Wales with hot tubs include the popular Badger Cottage in Burton which has an enclosed garden; The Mill in Pembrokeshire, and The Byre in Llangolman.
- What are the best dog-friendly cottages in Wales by the sea?
Soak up stunning sea views from The Calf Suite, which overlooks Cardigan Bay in Mid Wales, or from Ty Newydd near Barmouth Beach. You can also enjoy sea views from Ceilwart Bungalow, a two-bedroom, single storey cottage in North Wales.
- What are the best dog-friendly cottages in Wales by the coast?
The best dog-friendly cottages in Wales by the coast are Apple Tree Cottage on the Pembrokeshire Coast, near the sandy beach of Traeth Llyfn, and 2 Alma Terrace; a pet-friendly cottage in a rural location within the Snowdonia National Park.
- What are the best dog-friendly cottages in Pembrokeshire?
The most popular dog-friendly cottages in Pembrokeshire, in West Wales, include Bryn Lodge in Hook, Wishing Well in Broad Haven, and Springwells Lodge in Stepaside - a cosy log cabin ideal for short breaks with your four-legged friend.
