We know just how important it is to bring your four-legged family member along on your holiday, which is why we’re thrilled to offer a selection of dog-friendly cottages in North Cornwall that welcome well-behaved dogs year round.
With 550 acres of beautiful farmland to explore right on your doorstep, plus miles of stunning coast paths and dog-friendly beaches nearby, you’ll have everything you need for an unforgettable holiday with your dog.
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Tucked between the bustling beaches of Rock and Polzeath, Daymer Bay offers a peaceful retreat with soft sands and the scenic backdrop of Brea Hill. It’s a great spot for a breezy stroll or a climb to the top for stunning views, perfect for tiring out your dog. For a bit more adventure, follow the coastal path to Rock and hop on the ferry to explore foodie-favourite Padstow.
Often seen as North Cornwall’s premier beach, Trebarwith has it all—golden sands, exciting rock pools, and great waves. When the tide goes out, the beach expands into a vast playground, perfect for sandy paws and family exploring. Nearby, you’ll find scenic walks, cosy cafés, and the dog-friendly Port William pub overlooking the beach.
Opposite the charming harbour town of Padstow, Rock Beach offers a long stretch of soft white sand backed by grassy dunes. It’s unspoilt, peaceful, and set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. From the beach, you can follow the South West Coast Path to Daymer Bay and on to Polzeath, all while soaking up the stunning views of the Camel Estuary. Grab a coffee on your way to the beach from Fee’s.
A dog-friendly haven, welcoming canine companions all year round without any seasonal restrictions. With its expansive stretch of golden sand, it’s an ideal spot for dogs to roam freely and enjoy the seaside alongside their owners, Harlyn Beach is also a fantastic spot for rock pooling or surfing!
And a quick heads-up: while many beaches are dog-friendly year-round, some do have seasonal restrictions, usually from Easter to October 1st. For restrictions check this website: https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/environment/animal-welfare-and-enforcement/dogs-on-beaches/
Just let us know when you book, there’s a small charge of £30 per dog, per week. Please note: The Manor House, The Barn, Marsh Cottage, and Ridgeway Park are not suitable for dogs.
Perfectly placed two-bedroom cottage beside the Farm Trail and just steps away from The Olde House’s bird hide, overlooking peaceful wetlands teeming with wildlife.
A welcoming and practical retreat for all kinds of families, including those needing a little extra accessibility.
Fern cottage is full of character, with slanted rooftops, exposed wooden beams, and a warm farmhouse feel.
Located near the farmyard, Hazel Cottage offers a real countryside experience, little ones will love spotting tractors at work and watching the bullocks and sheep just over the garden fence.
A delightful single storey two-bedroom cottage. The spacious living area looks out over a large back garden, ideal for kids to play or for enjoying a quiet coffee in the morning.
Moss Cottage offers an authentic countryside escape, full of charm and character. Once part of the farm’s old cow house and grain store, it now welcomes families and friends with its rustic wooden beams, slanted rooftops, and bright skylights that fill the cottage with natural light.
Whether you’re looking to play all day or unwind, Clover cottage offers a comfortable, homely base for your holiday.
Honeysuckle is a two-bedroom bungalow perfect for families, with one king-size and one twin room. It’s a short walk from the play areas and has a sunny garden for relaxing.
Holly Cottage sleeps up to 5 guests, with one king-size bedroom and one triple room, a lovely spot for families, looking for space and comfort.
A welcoming, well-located cottage perfect for fun filled farm holidays. Sycamore’s back garden overlooks the farm’s paddock which is a daytime hangout for the goats from Pets’ Corner enjoying the sunshine.
Nook Cottage sits at the front of The Olde House, adjoining the main farmhouse. Once a piggery, it now blends rustic charm with modern comfort, showcasing original wooden beams and low, sloping ceilings for an authentic farmhouse atmosphere.
Plumtree is a charming part of a former agricultural building once used for housing cattle and storing grain.
5 star accessible cottage with thoughtful touches throughout, Chestnut Cottage combines convenience and luxury, making it the perfect getaway for families, groups of up to six people and families with accessibility requirements.
Bramble is a true guest favourite, tucked into a sunny corner of The Olde House Site.
Bracken Cottage is a spacious three bedroomed cottage sleeping six people and adjoining Bramble Cottage in a sunny corner.
Just a short stroll from the farm’s bird hide, perfect for nature lovers and peaceful escapes.
Mayfield sits right on the edge of the Farm Trail, just a short stroll from the starting point. You’ll enjoy lovely countryside views and even spot the bird hide from your front door.
Once a traditional barn, Laurel Cottage has been thoughtfully converted and now sits right beside the gate leading into the bustling farmyard. From the kitchen window, you can watch the daily goings-on. Tractors coming and going, and the farms bullocks in their yard.
Willow cottage is a dream spot for children who love the sights and sounds of farm life.
Originally converted into two holiday cottages back in 1976, Bluebell has now been beautifully renovated into a bright and spacious four-bedroom retreat that comfortably sleeps eight.
A typical charming Cornish cottage with a private garden located in Chapel Amble village.
A traditional three bedroomed cottage, just a few minutes’ walk from The Olde House site, closely located to The Maltsters Arms pub.
Nestled in the heart of the countryside, Smeathers is a spacious four-bedroom farmhouse located about a mile and a half from the main site.
Situated in a rural location, just a mile from The Olde House and the charming village of Chapel Amble.