Where to find a cottage (dog friendly)?

[Bookaholic73]

I’m going to take my fiancé away for a few nights in August as it’s his birthday.
I didn’t think I was asking for much...but apparently I am!

I want a nice small cottage, dog friendly, no neighbours and with a fully enclosed garden for the dogs.

Budget of about £100 a night.

[Lovetunnocks]

Where?

[HerSymphonyAndSong]

I think your no neighbours requirement is more restrictive than dog friendly requirement. There are whole websites dedicated to dog friendly holiday homes and it is a common search feature

[Lovetunnocks]

Have you tried any of these links? Googling 'dog friendly cottage with enclosed garden' throws up an astonishing amount of results!

www.qualitycottages.co.uk/features/dog-friendly-enclosed-garden?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIoq7Ty5qq4gIVjZXtCh3vWQbAEAAYAiAAEgLiWfD_BwE

www.ruralretreats.co.uk/holiday-cottages-enclosed-garden?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIoq7Ty5qq4gIVjZXtCh3vWQbAEAAYBCAAEgI2b_D_BwE

www.caninecottages.co.uk/cottages-with-enclosed-gardens

www.originalcottages.co.uk/dog-friendly/enclosed-gardens

[Bookaholic73]

I think I’m being too picky
Area, anywhere south of Birmingham.
It’s the fully enclosed garden I see to have an issue with! I’ll take a look at those links love thank you.

[puckingfixies]

www.facebook.com/groups/HolidaysDirectIncludingDogFriendly/

The above is a link to a facebook page with 100s of dog friendly holiday cottages in the uk, all can be booked directly with the owner - saving more than 15% booking fees usually charged by online travel agencies (HomeAway, Trip Advisor, Airbnb, etc.)

[Bookaholic73]

Thanks pucking

[Villanellesproudmum]

There are loads of sites dedicated to dog friendly cottages, including the usual Booking.com, through to Sykes, national trust and dedicated websites.

[stucknoue]

We've stayed in many but they tend to be in national parks. Enclosed gardens are the norm, just never stayed south of Birmingham (except Cornwall and Pembrokeshire)

[mummymeister]

Your biggest problem is going to find anyone willing to let for a few nights in the middle of August - the peak of the peak of school holidays. there are lots of facebook groups that you can post your requirement on and then cottage owners reply. worth a try.

[Bookaholic73]

mummy having done some more research, you are right, it’s normally a minimum of 3 nights stay.

[FreeFreesia]

Go north it's far more dog friendly eg dogs allowed on beach year round.
www.northumbrian-cottages.info/northumberland-coast/bamburgh-holy-island-area/bluebell-farm-cottages-farne-cottage-cc313026?adult=2&pets=1&nights=3&range=3&start=30-8-2019&bedrooms=1