Dog Friendly

Name: DestinationCore
Telephone: 01473 215656
Price range: $

Want to know your dog will be as welcome as you are? Choose from our dog-friendly accommodation providers and their range of accommodation types, including camping, self-catering, guesthouses and hotels.

Dog Friendly Places to stay

Camping

Pateley Bridge

Studfold Caravan, Glamping and Camping Park

Welcome to Studfold’s caravan, camping and glamping park. Nestled in the Yorkshire Dales Studfold’s family-friendly ethos and devotion to quality is only matched by the outstanding landscape, in the heart of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Whether you are camping, glamping or bringing your caravan or motorhome Studfold’s facilities are well thought out and designed with your convenience in mind every step of the way. So plan your visit and benefit from our...

Self-Catering

Pateley Bridge

How Stean Gorge Chalet Lodges

Escape with friends and family to one of our seven rustic lodges nestled amidst green rolling hills in the...

Self-Catering

Harrogate

Artists' Cottages

A unique selection of self-catering cottages within easy walking distance of Harrogate town centre shops and restaurants. Each property...

Hotels

Harrogate

West Park Hotel

Overlooking the Stray proudly stands the AA 4-star West Park Hotel with award-winning restaurant and cocktail bar – the...

Whatever you are looking for you will find the perfect place for you and your dog to stay where you can keep them with you, not locked up where you cannot see or be with them.

Many of our providers will also have facilities such as a paw wash area, water bowls, a stock of treats, and enclosed garden areas (for you to let the dog out with peace of mind). Whether it's a hotel, an apartment or a cottage, there is a place for your dog when you visit the Harrogate area.

The staff will be able to advise you on great local dog walks and may be able to suggest places where you can let your dog off the lead to burn off some energy.

Dogs love new places just like us. For them, they are a tantalising new world with new smells, new sites and completely new things to discover. This can make the holiday as much of a treat for them as it is for you.

Dog’s Away Case

OK, let’s not drift into treating dogs like people with their own hats and luggage, but a dedicated away case (be it an old rucksack or just a sturdy Bag-For-Life) is a good way of making sure you take all your dog needs with you when you go away.

Here’s what you might want to include:
• A dog bowl
• Dog food measure
• Spare lead
• Dog drying jacket (half towel, half coat – a worthwhile investment for an outdoor holiday in the UK with a long-haired dog)
• Treats & chews (packed in sealed bags so they don’t spoil)
• A couple of indoor toys, and some tennis balls (or your dog's preferred equivalent)
• A fold-out or collapsible water bowl so you can keep your dog hydrated on long walks.
• A sturdy 1 or 2ltr bottle to take water with you on long walks
• Pack of poo bags

Once your dog’s away case is done, all you need to do is pack enough dog food for the length of your break (plus a bit more – just in case) and throw your dog's favourite bed in the car and you are good to go!