Lake District (Cumbria) and North West

17c lakeland farmhouse; sleeps 12, pet-friendly, lake access, cycling holidays

The idyllic location, and extensive frontage to Coniston Water, provide limitless opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, cycling, mountain biking and more, right from the doorstep; afterwards relax in the beautiful garden surrounded by wonderful scenery.

A romantic dog friendly holiday cottage in the Lakes with walks direct from the door

An ideal base for exploring the Lake District, the Yorkshire Dales and the north Lancashire coast. The area is superb for wildlife, there are footpaths within easy access, good cycling routes and facilities for a wide range of other outdoor sports.

Luxury dog friendly holiday cottages with a swimming pool in Bowness on Windermere

For those who like the freedom of self-catering holidays without compromising on high quality accommodation, Burnside Park Bowness on Windermere is perfect. Burnside Park in the English Lakes offers luxury self catering cottages and self catering apartments.

Gorgeous riverside location for 14; spacious rooms, pet-friendly, lake access

Situated on peaceful Coniston Water, with large wooded field and sheep-free access to the private lake-shore, this is doggy heaven! Lots of lovely walks from the doorstep, and any number of dogs are welcome.

Luxury dog friendly holiday cottages next to Hadrian’s Wall in Cumbria

Bleatarn Park offers a range of one and two bedroom self catering cottages, housed within a former barn. Carefully restored and converted by local builder, Hilton T Watson, the barn stands within its own grounds and is part of the farm of the same name.

A large dog friendly holiday cottage – group accommodation for large parties

In Cumbria, accommodating up to 20 persons in 7 bedrooms, located midway between the Lake District & Yorkshire Dales National Parks, Fawcett Mill welcomes dogs & their owners with conditions

Two historic Listed dog friendly holiday cottages in a spectacular Lake District setting.

Hartsop Hall is a 16th Century Grade I listed building of great historical significance, owned by the National Trust. It is nestled within a working valley-head farm of 3,000 acres within the most scenic part of the National Park.