Dogs may stay in designated pet-friendly rooms by prior arrangement; the courtyard rooms behind the main hotel are expressly confirmed. The currently linked policy allows up to two dogs per room. Its size and fee terms conflict with the current room and Hilton pages: courtyard rooms advertise GBP 30 per dog per stay, while the linked PDF says a non-refundable per-dog nightly charge; Hilton gives a 45 kg maximum and size medium, while the PDF gives 90 lb, approximately 40.8 kg. Confirm the accepted dogs, room and total charge before booking; no settled fee or weight limit is recorded. The lounge, terrace and bar welcome dogs, but Leethams Brasserie excludes them. Dogs must be on a lead or enclosed and under control in shared indoor and outdoor areas. Avoid leaving dogs alone; if stepping out without them, secure them in a crate or carrier and inform reception. Keep the Pet in Room hanger displayed; dogs must be out for housekeeping. Provide a reception contact number, clear waste, and expect charges for damage, excess cleaning or disruption. Water bowls are subject to availability; beds and bowls can be borrowed. Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out by 11:00. The owner confirms car arrival via Driffield Terrace, matching the council alternate street. Elmbank Lodge is advertised as adjacent accommodation within the same hotel inventory; this does not establish dog permission in lodge rooms. Do not infer access to nearby city walls or gardens from hotel walking suggestions.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Pet dogs are excluded from this area.
Dogs are welcome in the named self-catering Barn Rooms, subject to the unit booked. Low Barn accepts up to two dogs; The Grainstore accepts up to two small or medium dogs; The Byre accepts one dog. The published fee is £20 per dog per night. Confirm the chosen unit, dog sizes and total before booking. Never leave dogs unattended in the accommodation. Keep dogs on leads in the grounds and neighbouring fields because of chickens and livestock, and keep them in the tiled porch area behind the dog gate and off soft furnishings. Each barn has a kitchenette, with equipment varying by unit, and an outdoor patio is advertised for Low Barn and The Grainstore. This entry covers the three Barn Rooms only. Dogs are not accepted in ordinary farmhouse B&B rooms; separate exclusive-hire farmhouse permissions need direct confirmation. Follow the owner’s directions from Skelwith Bridge via the A593 and signed lane by the red post box. Wi-Fi can be affected by weather. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.
Dogs may visit the bar and stay in the guest bedrooms. Mention dogs when booking or tell staff in advance. Overnight stays cost GBP 25 per dog per night; confirm dog counts and other conditions. The dog policy covers the bar and bedrooms, rather than unrestricted access throughout all dining or event areas.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Dogs are welcome for touring and camping on the named caravan park. Confirm dog numbers, fees and lead/supervision conditions directly before booking. The park accepts touring caravans, motorhomes and tents and can host prearranged rallies. The existence of a clubhouse bar does not by itself establish indoor dog permission; confirm that separately. Current season and arrival arrangements need confirmation. The map marker is an approximate property reference, not a verified entrance.
Estelle Manor accepts dogs in selected bedrooms outside the Manor House, by advance notification. Ordinary hotel guests pay GBP 100 per dog per night; members pay GBP 50. Access is limited to members, their guests and hotel guests. Dogs may use the grounds, South Terrace and Glasshouse restaurant. Within the Manor House, permitted areas include the Armoury, Lounge, Living Room, Library, Members Study, Brasserie and Orangery until 20:00; after that, keep dogs to the Lounge. Manor House bedrooms, Billiards Room and Eynsham Baths exclude dogs. Supervise dogs, keep them off furniture, and bring vaccination certificates and current worm, flea and kennel-cough treatment. The FAQ first requires leads throughout the estate but later permits exercise off lead on the south lawn and north gardens; keep dogs on leads and confirm that exception with staff. Owners pay damage or specialist cleaning; disruptive dogs may be required to leave. Confirm the room and dog count before booking.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Request a designated dog-friendly room before booking. The FAQ accepts up to two small, well-behaved dogs under 25lb each and charges £20 per dog per night, with dog food, bed and bowls. The terms designate rooms 1-4 and describe larger weight limits (70lb for one dog, 35lb each for two); because these limits differ, this listing promises only the smaller shared scope under 25lb (about 11kg) and asks owners of larger dogs to confirm eligibility directly. A signed registration authorisation for £150 for dog misbehaviour is stated; damage charges may also apply. Confirm dining areas, leads, furniture and unattended-dog rules. Check in at 59 Western Road; reception is up steps and assistance should be arranged if needed. Current main contact: [email protected], 01865 245800; the FAQ additionally gives 01865 813580 and [email protected]. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Dogs stay free at this Club-owned UK campsite. Keep dogs secure and under control on leads no longer than two metres, except where a specifically designated exercise area permits otherwise, and clear waste. Ordinary dogs are excluded from reception, information, toilet, laundry, dishwashing and other buildings; assistance exceptions apply. Confirm current opening dates, pitch availability, numbers and the operator’s breed restrictions. A listed dog walk does not by itself establish a fenced or off-lead facility. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.
The Club welcomes dogs free of a dog-admission charge on its UK Club-operated touring campsites. Pitch, visitor and any membership fees still apply. This permission covers ordinary camping/touring stays; dog admission to hired cottages, glamping units or indoor facilities is not inferred. Confirm pitch availability, seasonal opening dates, dog numbers and local lead/house rules with this site. The property lists an on-site dog walk. Follow signs for its use; off-lead status is not confirmed by that facility label. The licensed map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome for camping and touring and must remain on leads. Confirm dog numbers, fees and eligibility for any separately hired caravan or hut. Book before arrival by phone or text: the operator reports technical problems with its online booking form. Contact hours are 9am–8pm. Confirm arrival times and ground conditions before travelling; heavy rain can affect the camping area. Conditions may change; confirm directly. Map marker approximate, not a confirmed entrance.
Reserve selected dog-friendly accommodation and add dogs to the booking. The current operator limit is two dogs per holiday home and the FAQ states GBP49 per dog per week or part-week; confirm the booking total and any promotional differences. Dogs must be on leads under a responsible adult’s control, wear a collar and identity tag, and stay off bedding and seats. Clear waste and use only marked dog-friendly facility areas; play areas exclude dogs except designated Woof parks. Confirm breed suitability under current booking terms. The current FAQ allows leaving a settled, comfortable dog in the holiday home for a short time; this is not permission to leave an anxious dog, leave dogs outside or leave them for an extended absence. Check current park and accommodation rules before arrival. This specifically named park advertises selected dog-friendly accommodation. Reserve a permitted holiday home; the presence of touring, camping, glamping, lodges or chalets on the same page does not establish permission for every unit or pitch. Swimming pools, play areas, entertainment venues and neighbouring beaches have separate rules. Nearby beaches and attractions have separate seasonal access rules. The original approximate grounds point and independently checked postcode locality are retained; follow reception directions for the entrance. Confirm holiday dates and facility availability; caravan-ownership seasons do not establish holiday-booking opening dates.
Fair Farm Hideaway confirms five designated dog-friendly shepherd huts: Jacob, Ryeland, Border Leicester, Masham and Lincoln Longwool. Reserve one of these; permission is not assigned to all huts or ordinary tent camping. Current terms charge GBP 7.50 per dog per day, paid before arrival; confirm dog count and total, rather than treating a day as a night or a stay. Dogs must be quiet and well behaved, kept on leads around the site, never left alone in a hut and kept off bedding; owners pay for damage. Confirm dates, supervision arrangements and the selected hut. Public booking contact 01664 511071 and [email protected]. The marker remains approximate farm/glamping grounds; do not treat the Business Park contact address or embedded map viewport as an individual hut entrance.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
The operator advertises dog-friendly self-catering holiday accommodation at the farm. Arrange a suitable cabin or holiday let and confirm dog numbers, charges, leads, furniture and garden rules before booking. Livestock and equestrian facilities are present; confirm permitted outdoor areas. General camping-pitch admission is not established. Conditions may change; confirm directly. The map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Falcon Manor in Settle accepts dog stays at GBP 15 per dog per night; request and confirm a dog-friendly room through reservations. Dogs may accompany drinks and dining in the bar area; main restaurant permission is not established. Confirm numbers, leads, supervision and the intended room. Public areas at the entrance are accessible, but all guest rooms are on the first floor reached by stairs; garden and terrace access also has steps. The onsite public contact is 01729 823814, while the separate central room-reservations team is 01200 407150. The licensed named manor building and Skipton Road postcode are retained.
Fallbarrow Holiday Park offers selected dog-friendly holiday accommodation. The named park page expressly welcomes dogs around the park, including The Willow restaurant. Book dog-friendly accommodation; this does not turn pet-free units into dog units. Reserve a unit marked dog-friendly and add dogs when booking; up to two dogs per accommodation. Advertised starting prices are GBP 49 per dog per partial week for caravan/lodge stays and GBP 4 per dog per night for touring/camping, rather than a fixed fee for every booking. Confirm the total, unit and dates. Keep dogs on leads with a responsible adult, wear an identity collar, clear waste, and keep dogs off bedding and seats. Only designated dog-friendly facilities allow ordinary dogs; play areas exclude them except designated Woof parks. Assistance dogs are exempt from pet charges. Check operator breed restrictions before booking. Beach rules, seasonal facilities and nearby attractions have separate conditions.
Lathe Barn welcomes well-behaved dogs free of charge on bring-your-own tent pitches and designated part-furnished bell tents. Fully furnished bell tents, showers and toilets exclude dogs. Keep dogs on leads, never leave them unattended in the tent, clear waste and observe permitted walking areas. The operator excludes banned breeds; confirm suitability before booking. Both named Fallow Fields sites are covered by the operator FAQ, but this pin is Lathe Barn at Burmarsh. The stated season is the early May bank holiday to mid-September; confirm exact dates for the intended year. Caravans and motorhomes are not accepted.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Up to two dogs are accepted on the caravan/camping site, kept on leads at all times. Confirm current charges, dog supervision rules, seasonal opening and the exact pitch before booking. The terms state check-in2pm/check-out11:30am and a security barrier closed11pm–7am. Follow the owner’s route from the A69 via Acomb and Fallowfield; no dog-friendly indoor hire-unit access is assumed. The marker is an approximate property reference, not a confirmed entrance.
Pet dogs are permitted in this area; access elsewhere is not confirmed.
Pet dogs are excluded from this area.
Dogs can accompany camping and glamping guests. Book the correct dog numbers, keep dogs on leads and under close control, clear waste and never leave them alone on the site or in a vehicle, tent or caravan. Dogs cannot enter the climbing centre, café, yurt or bar rooms; check the exact glamping unit and shared-area rules when booking. Dogs must stay off beds in glamping domes. Dog charges apply, but confirm the amount, period and permitted numbers directly. Conditions may change; confirm directly. The map marker is approximate, not a confirmed entrance.
Dogs may stay in this individually named Melfort Village cottage under the operator’s policy accepting up to two dogs, with a maximum of two pets in total. Dogs incur an additional charge; current terms describe a per-pet, per-week basis without publishing an amount, so confirm the total for your booking. Keep dogs under control and on leads outside the designated exercise paddock, where supervised off-lead exercise is offered. Clear waste and report damage. The pet page says dogs must not be left unattended, while the terms give conditional instructions if pets are left unsupervised: keep dogs supervised and obtain confirmation from the operator before relying on an exception. The terms prohibit bedrooms and furniture, with borrowing throws discussed separately; confirm any seating exception with reception. Vacuum pet hair before departure; excessive cleaning can incur a charge. Check-in is advertised from 17:00 and departure by 10:00; these are booking times, not weekly opening hours. The shared reception number covers this cottage; it is not a private unit caretaker number. Cottage dog permission does not establish entry to every pool, leisure or restaurant area. Check availability and current terms before booking. The original mapped marker is approximate and not a newly verified entrance.
Dogs may stay in this individually named Melfort Village cottage under the operator’s policy accepting up to two dogs, with a maximum of two pets in total. Dogs incur an additional charge; current terms describe a per-pet, per-week basis without publishing an amount, so confirm the total for your booking. Keep dogs under control and on leads outside the designated exercise paddock, where supervised off-lead exercise is offered. Clear waste and report damage. The pet page says dogs must not be left unattended, while the terms give conditional instructions if pets are left unsupervised: keep dogs supervised and obtain confirmation from the operator before relying on an exception. The terms prohibit bedrooms and furniture, with borrowing throws discussed separately; confirm any seating exception with reception. Vacuum pet hair before departure; excessive cleaning can incur a charge. Check-in is advertised from 17:00 and departure by 10:00; these are booking times, not weekly opening hours. The shared reception number covers this cottage; it is not a private unit caretaker number. Cottage dog permission does not establish entry to every pool, leisure or restaurant area. Check availability and current terms before booking. The original mapped marker is approximate and not a newly verified entrance. The operator describes a secure or enclosed garden for this specific cottage; confirm the relevant garden area, fencing and gates for your dog before booking.
Dogs may stay in this individually named Melfort Village cottage under the operator’s policy accepting up to two dogs, with a maximum of two pets in total. Dogs incur an additional charge; current terms describe a per-pet, per-week basis without publishing an amount, so confirm the total for your booking. Keep dogs under control and on leads outside the designated exercise paddock, where supervised off-lead exercise is offered. Clear waste and report damage. The pet page says dogs must not be left unattended, while the terms give conditional instructions if pets are left unsupervised: keep dogs supervised and obtain confirmation from the operator before relying on an exception. The terms prohibit bedrooms and furniture, with borrowing throws discussed separately; confirm any seating exception with reception. Vacuum pet hair before departure; excessive cleaning can incur a charge. Check-in is advertised from 17:00 and departure by 10:00; these are booking times, not weekly opening hours. The shared reception number covers this cottage; it is not a private unit caretaker number. Cottage dog permission does not establish entry to every pool, leisure or restaurant area. Check availability and current terms before booking. The original mapped marker is approximate and not a newly verified entrance.
This entry covers dog-friendly holiday cottages at the Farringford estate. Most cottages accept dogs, but some do not: check the individual unit and book a specifically dog-friendly one. Dogs cannot lie on beds or chairs; clean up fouling and dog hair before departure, and bring their bedding, bowls and towels. Dog access to house tours is not established by the cottage policy. Nearby beaches and transport have separate rules.
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