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🐕 Pet-Friendly Holiday Parks

Don't leave your furry friend behind! Find dog-friendly lodges, cottages, and holiday parks where your whole family, including pets, are welcome.

Properties10,000+ dog-friendly
With Gardens5,000+ enclosed
From£99/night

Pet-friendly holiday parks mean no one in the family gets left behind — including your four-legged friends. A growing number of UK parks welcome dogs (and sometimes cats), with enclosed gardens, dog-washing stations, dedicated walking trails, and nearby beaches where your pet can roam free.

We compare pet-friendly accommodation across Bungalow.net, Eurocampings, Suncamp, and other top providers, clearly flagging pet policies, any additional charges, and breed restrictions. Use our filters to find parks with the best dog-friendly facilities near your preferred location.

Dog-Friendly Accommodation Types

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Dog-Friendly Lodges

Spacious lodges welcoming your furry friends

  • Enclosed gardens
  • Near walks
  • Pet supplies
From £249/stay
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Forest Retreats

Woodland lodges with endless walking trails

  • Forest walks
  • Wildlife
  • Off-lead areas
From £299/stay
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Coastal Breaks

Beach-side stays with dog-friendly beaches

  • Beach access
  • Coastal walks
  • Sea views
From £279/stay
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Glamping with Dogs

Unique stays that welcome pets too

  • Safari tents
  • Yurts
  • Outdoor living
From £99/night
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Cottages & Cabins

Traditional cottages with secure gardens

  • Enclosed garden
  • Countryside
  • Cosy
From £199/stay
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Hot Tub Pet Lodges

Relax in the tub while your dog plays

  • Private hot tub
  • Secure garden
  • Luxury
From £349/stay

Best Areas for Dog Walks

Dog walks in Lake District

Lake District

200+ walks

Dog walks in Cornwall

Cornwall

150+ beaches

Dog walks in Peak District

Peak District

100+ trails

Dog walks in Yorkshire Dales

Yorkshire Dales

180+ walks

Browse Pet-Friendly Holiday Parks

Find dog-friendly lodges and cottages with enclosed gardens, walking trails, and pet-welcoming facilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do pet-friendly holiday parks typically include?

Pet-friendly parks usually welcome dogs in designated accommodation. Many offer enclosed gardens, dog washing facilities, on-site walks, and some provide welcome packs with treats, bowls, and bedding. Always check the maximum number of dogs allowed per booking.

Is there usually an extra charge for bringing dogs?

Most holiday parks charge a small pet fee, typically £20-40 per dog per stay. Some premium providers include pets free. The fee often covers additional cleaning. Always declare your pet when booking to avoid issues on arrival.

What should I pack for my dog on a holiday park break?

Bring your dog's regular food, leads, poo bags, favourite toys, and bedding. While some parks provide dog beds and bowls, bringing familiar items helps your dog settle. Don't forget vaccination records and microchip details just in case.

Are there restrictions on dog breeds or sizes?

Some parks have breed restrictions (often no dangerous dogs under the Dangerous Dogs Act) or size limits. Most standard lodges welcome medium to large dogs. Always check specific policies, especially for very large breeds or multiple dogs.

Can dogs use the on-site facilities at holiday parks?

Dogs are typically allowed in accommodation, outdoor areas, and designated walking trails. They're usually not permitted in restaurants, pools, play areas, or entertainment venues. Some parks have dog-friendly cafés and pubs.

What are the best UK destinations for dog-friendly breaks?

Cornwall, Devon, and Norfolk have excellent coastal walks and dog-friendly beaches. The Lake District and Peak District offer mountain trails. Scotland has vast open spaces. Many woodland and countryside parks are in prime dog-walking locations.

Are enclosed gardens guaranteed for pet-friendly lodges?

Not always. Some pet-friendly accommodation has enclosed gardens, others don't. This is usually specified in listings—look for "enclosed garden" or "secure garden" if this is important. Contact the provider if unsure.

Can I leave my dog alone in the accommodation?

Policies vary by provider. Many allow short periods (1-2 hours) if dogs are crated or well-behaved. Extended absences are usually discouraged. Check specific park rules. Consider parks with dog sitting services for flexibility.

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