Dog Friendly Holidays Dorset – A pooch might not appreciate the painstaking restoration of our historic Dorset home, but they’ll love the endless doorstep walks and dog-friendly beaches near our dog-friendly holiday homes.
With 185 million years of history to explore, you’ll need a good place to rest your nails at the end of the day. Stay in our unique cabins, from a 400-year-old thatched cottage to a former bakery.
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Shedbush Farm House is one of the oldest 17th century buildings at the foot of the valley. Walk out the front door and you’ll be greeted with expansive views of Gold Hat. Inside, the cottage’s exposed timbers, low ceilings and barn doors add charm, while the large, enclosed garden is perfect for the dogs to run and play.
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This beautiful bakery is close to Corfe Castle and has retained many of its historic features, including an old bread oven and bakers tools. With room for six people and two dogs, you can take the whole family. From here, take advantage of the many hiking trails that start at the castle and end your day in front of the bonfire.
The pet-friendly tennis courts overlook beautiful Studland Bay. You can dance on the cabin balcony with your four-legged friend and watch the waves. Knoll Beach is less than a 30-minute drive away, where dogs are welcome year-round. Alternatively you can join the South West Coastal Path and walk along the coast to the town of Swanage.
Hide in this secret spot with your kitty – two if you want. Located in the heart of the Jurassic Coast, you’re ready to discover a world-famous beach with dog-friendly beaches and endless walks. After a day of exploring, come back inside and rest your weary feet by the wood-burning fireplace.
On the hill of the Golden Hat Manor is an old farmer’s cabin. It has tree-lined views over the south Dorset coast. There’s a fenced-in yard for the pups to stretch their legs and a 10-mile section of the Golden Cap at your doorstep.
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North Cottage, which is on the same farm as The Bakehouse, sleeps three people and two dogs. Head to nearby Middlebere Farm Hide to see the wonders of Arne Nature Reserve and Poole Harbour. Peek into the hide to see marshes and reeds where thousands of geese, ducks and geese gather to feed.
In the shadow of Corfu Castle is this zoo. The property is easily accessible, with Kimmeridge Bay just 15 minutes away, so there is something for every pooch. With the seaside towns of Bournemouth and Poole nearby, there is plenty for people to enjoy.
For a dog-friendly beach holiday, try this thatched cottage at Golden Hat Estate. This is one of three cottages on a private estate. Take your child for a walk at the World Heritage-listed Golden Cap or a 15-minute walk to Eypemouth’s dog-friendly beach.
Once an isolated hospital, this pet-friendly cottage is now a spacious vacation home with interior decorations ranging from paneled walls to the bedrooms. The cottage overlooks the Purbeck Hills, so you and your dog will look forward to getting out and exploring the area on foot (or paws). Go for a walk from the front door or visit the dog-friendly beach at Kimmeridge Bay.
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We have dog friendly accommodation in Dorset that sleeps one or two dogs, meaning no one stays home. If you are looking for a dog friendly holiday in Dorset then look no further! With West Dorset Leisure Holidays you don’t have to leave your dogs behind when you go on holiday. We welcome dogs and offer dog friendly accommodation at our holiday parks so the whole family can enjoy the Jurassic Coast! 35% of our guests bring a dog on vacation!
All of our holiday parks are close to the South West Coast Path or surrounded by villages and roads, so there’s no better place to holiday with your dogs. Facilities at Highlands End Holiday Park, including Martin’s Bar and Restaurant, have also been specially designed to meet the needs of dog owners, and all our parks have exercise equipment. The fees for taking dogs on holiday can be found below. We do not charge a fee for registered guide dogs.
We have the best dog boarding facilities in holiday parks. Our dog friendly lodges are top class and in great park locations.
Luxury holidays at Highlands End and Golden Cap holiday parks on the Jurassic Coast. A spectacular view of the sea is possible.
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Modern and well equipped holiday homes, perfect for a family holiday. Beautiful views over the Dorset countryside and Coa
Experience a new kind of camping with our stylish decks and tents. Perfect for couples looking for a stress-free vacation
Enjoy a relaxing camping holiday at one of our Dorset campsites with stunning views and scenery, surrounded by beautiful gardens.
Motorhomes and caravans with sea and countryside views. There are grass, gravel and hard pitches with lighting
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Our bungalows are ideal holiday homes for couples and dog walkers at Highlands End Holiday Park
Martin’s Bar and Restaurant at Highlands End Holiday Park is a great place for dogs. Just a short walk from the boardwalk, Martin’s is open to vacationers and locals alike. Most of the entrance areas are dog friendly and outside there is a large beer garden with views over Bridport and the surrounding area. There are dog bowls with water and dog food! There is also a dog-free zone in the building, so follow the signs and do what the team asks. Both you and your dogs will enjoy a warm welcome and delicious treats.
Bringing your dog to you costs £40 per dog for a weekly booking and £30 per dog for a short break.
Bringing a dog with you costs £3 per dog per night in high season and £1 per dog per night in low season.
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“Wow, says Harry! We’d like to welcome you to one of the parks. Even though they’re all dog lovers, we spent the day at Highlands End and can’t believe how many friends we met! Here’s our guide to a great dog day at Highlands End!”
Daisy and I started the morning with a lovely run and play in the park’s dog play area. Here we can escape from the shell and take in the beautiful views of the coast. We had a good time working off some energy, getting ready for a quick break and another drink at the Camper before heading to the store where the owner got some breakfast cookies and some delicious dog food! After breakfast we were restless so after a few barks we walked along Epe beach with a little picnic and a day of swimming and swimming in the rocks below Thorncombe Beacon. It took me a while to get up the courage to start swimming, but Daisy jumped off the rocks. It was so nice to cool off and swim chasing a beach ball that we had it to ourselves!
After the picnic we headed up the hill to the park and took a quick dog shower to wash off the sand and salt water. After a long nap in the sun, it’s time to head to Martin’s Bar & Restaurant. It’s great that most places are dog friendly, so Daisy and I were able to warm up to our owners and meet other dogs. We made a quick stop at one of the water bowls before enjoying some bar food and a little dog treat, including some delicious dog ice cream! Although our food was good, the owner’s burger and steak looked the best! We went back to the firehouse for a while and it was time for bed before Jack and Matthew, the park rangers, said hello! Everyone was friendly and welcoming and we met lots of dogs. Tomorrow we will go to the same place! Our owners have used the app to find dog friendly places, beaches and restaurants and we can’t wait to explore more and discover Dorset!
If you enjoy visiting Dorset and enjoying more holidays here, why not consider buying a holiday home. We have new and used holiday homes for sale in all parks for everyone
