The Ultimate Guide to Dog-Friendly Destinations in the UK

When you want to get away, booking a holiday with a dog was once a huge issue. The good news is that there are plenty of great locations in the UK and more dog-friendly hotels and accommodation to make it much easier than in the past.

If you like long walks, brilliant scenery, and plenty to do, here’s our list of the top places to take your dog:

1. The Lake District, Cumbria

It’s one of the best locations in the country for a holiday, and you’ll find many owners with dogs milling about by the lakes. There are thousands of different walks and plenty of hotels and guest houses that don’t mind taking in a dog or two. It’s excellent at any time of year, and you can even take your pup for a steamer ride if you want a more relaxing way to travel from A to B. For a comfortable stay, consider booking at the Linthwaite House, known for its dog-friendly amenities and stunning lake views.

2. Snowdonia National Park, Wales

Snowdonia has more than enough to keep the average dog and owner happy with its winding roads, magnificent mountains, and beautiful lakes. If you feel up to it, a hike up Wales’ highest peak is a great day out. Rest those tired paws at the Royal Victoria, located at the foot of Snowdon and known for its warm hospitality towards both humans and canines.

3. Oare Marshes, Kent

While you must keep your dog on a lead, Oare Marshes is one of the most beautiful walks in Kent and ideal if you also want to do a little birdwatching on the side. With stunning views of the flats, there’s plenty to see all year round. Besides the birds, you can catch sight of Konik horses and grazing cattle if you visit at the right time Hotel i would recommend is the White Horse .

4. Brean Beach, Somerset

Head over to Somerset, and one place where you won’t want to miss out on a walk is Brean Beach. It has designated areas for dogs, so you have to keep your eye open, but the large expanse of sand and mudflats make it a great place to run and play ball. possible hotel The Lauriston

5. Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

Way down in Cornwall is the Lizard Peninsula, stunning at any time of year. There are plenty of sights of historical interest as well as a host of beaches and coves that will keep you busy for hours, if not days maybe stay at the Top House Inn which is mainland Britain’s most southerly location. The area can often feel like you’ve taken a step back in time, and if you are a wildlife buff, there’s certainly a lot to see and do.

6. Peddars Way, Norfolk

Peddars Way is a Norfolk footpath steeped in history and stretches for over 40 miles along the coast. There’s some fantastic scenery wherever you take your dog, including an old Roman road, Thetford Priory, and the slightly spooky Grime’s Grave. i would recommend to stay with your dogs at the dabbling duck 

7. Dean Castle Country Park, Scotland

With over 200 acres to explore, Dean Castle and its surrounding parkland is the perfect day out for your dog. There are brilliant nature trails and some of the most impressive scenery in Scotland to take advantage of. You must keep your dog on a lead as there may be badgers, roe deer, foxes, and the odd otter wandering about. The Kilmarnock Arms look a good one 

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