Dog-Friendly Holidays Cornwall

Nestled deep in the Cornish countryside situated on a smallholding, yet only 15 minutes from both spectacular coasts, this holiday property provides that much needed get away. Although single-storey, it has some internal steps and there is one-way privacy glass in the kitchen/dining room. Lanes, bridleways and footpaths provide perfect walking opportunities. The Eden Project, the Lost Gardens of Heligan and many National Trust gardens and houses are nearby. Charlestown, with its Georgian architecture and tall ships, the seafaring town of Fowey, and Mevagissey with its working harbour, are all easily reached. A great place for relaxing or touring Cornwall. Golf, sea fishing, cycling and tennis nearby. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

This delightful, single-storey, detached holiday cottage is set amidst the owners’ mature Cornish gardens, with access to a wildlife pond and koi pond where you can feed the fish. Contemporary and cosy with wood burner, plus private gardens, it offers a central, rural retreat for exploring all that Cornwall has to offer. Near to the beautiful and dramatic North Cornwall Coast with Padstow, Newquay, Mawgan Porth and Watergate Bay all being close by. Dog-friendly beaches and great surf locations abound. The south coast has many National Trust houses and sub-tropical gardens such as the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project. Cycling the Camel Trail, cliff top walks, award winning restaurants and vineyard are all easily accessible. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Tucked away it certainly is! Ideal for couples of all ages looking for a spacious holiday cottage in a peaceful rural location.
This detached barn conversion, close to the owners’ home, has its own secluded, patio style Mediterranean garden, with a BBQ to the rear. It has a large entrance hallway with storage and a drying area for boots and coats. The open-plan living area is bright and airy, and has a door off the kitchen leading to the private patio. There is also outdoor undercover space for storing bikes.
Linkinhorne is a small, pretty hamlet just a few miles out of the town of Callington, nestling in the Lynher valley below Bodmin Moor. This part of Cornwall is an unspoilt, hidden rural area quite often missed off the tourist map. This is a great location for exploring a wide region of Cornwall being central to both the south and north coastline. Beach 20 miles. Shop 4 miles, pub and restaurant 1.5 miles away.

Perched on a hill with commanding views of the enchanting Widemouth Bay in North Cornwall, this modern architectural masterpiece redefines coastal living. It stands as a testament to both luxury and practicality, where every detail whispers elegance and sophistication. Approaching the house, sleek lines and clean design create a seamless fusion of form and function. Just a stone’s throw away, the Blue Flag sandy beach sparkles in the sunlight, promising endless seaside adventures.
Stepping inside, the outside world melts away, yielding to a breathtaking panoramic view. From the reverse-level living area, the vistas are nothing short of awe-inspiring. This sanctuary invites year-round retreats for beachcombers, surf aficionados, and those who cherish leisurely shoreline strolls. Nestled in a tranquil corner of this coastal paradise, the house offers a haven for adults seeking solace and a safe playground for children. A pocket of exceptional coastline unfurls around, promising delights for all ages and activity levels. It’s not just a house; it’s a portal to a world of coastal wonders.
Space abounds within these walls, with four generously sized bedrooms accommodating up to eight guests. Convenience is assured with private parking and a driveway gate. Outside, a sprawling garden beckons for play and relaxation, featuring a dedicated children’s area and numerous seating spots. Practicality meets eco-consciousness with an electric car charger, an outside tap, and an innovative upside-down interior layout that maximizes your scenic views. Sustainability takes centre stage, with an off-grid-style power system harnessing solar panels’ energy. The heart of the home, an ultra-quality kitchen, is adorned with modern appliances, inviting culinary creations with a view. As day transitions to night, gather around the wood burner on ultra-comfy leather sofas. Sea views from the first floor enchant, while the balcony bathed in stylish lighting offers an exquisite evening retreat. Every facet has been meticulously considered, from bespoke furniture, including an oak and steel dining table, to a thoughtfully designed staircase that guides you through this architectural marvel. Inside and out, this house is a symphony of modern design, a testament to coastal living’s artistry, and the perfect base for exploring the wonders of the surrounding area.
Nestled along the rugged Atlantic coastline of North Cornwall, Bude is a picturesque coastal town that beckons with its pristine beaches, world-class surfing, and captivating natural beauty. Here, the charm of a welcoming community mingles with the allure of outdoor adventures, from cliff-top hikes along the South West Coast Path to leisurely walks by the historic Bude Canal. Visitors can explore the town’s cultural heritage at Bude Castle or simply bask in the serenity of sandy shores like Summerleaze Beach and Crooklets Beach. Bude is where the spirit of Cornwall comes to life, offering a perfect blend of relaxation, recreation, and seaside charm. Beach 1 mile.

Welcome to Bridge Cottage, a charming, four-bedroom retreat nestled in the heart of serene rural surroundings. This idyllic cottage offers a tranquil escape for your vacation, comfortably accommodating up to 6 adults or a group of 5 adults and 2 children under the age of 12 as well as up to three furry friends.
Surrounded by the beauty of nature, Bridge Cottage is a haven for those who appreciate the outdoors. The surrounding landscape is perfect for leisurely walks, allowing you to immerse yourself in the picturesque countryside and soak in the peaceful atmosphere, the dog and the children will love the freedom of running around. As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by a spacious kitchen and dining area that’s perfectly designed for entertaining. The kitchen’s modern amenities are seamlessly integrated into the rustic charm of the cottage, creating a delightful space where you can prepare meals and gather with friends and family. The living area exudes cosiness, thanks to its traditional inglenook fireplace and a wood burner that adds warmth and charm. If you don’t want to cook the local pub in the village of Porkellis offers a selection of home cooked delights. Exposed beams and granite walls harken back to the cottage’s heritage, while tasteful modern finishes ensure your comfort and convenience.
Venturing outside, you’ll discover a woodland garden that unfolds across different levels, creating an enchanting outdoor space for relaxation and exploration. The garden is a symphony of natural beauty, complete with a pond that adds to the tranquillity of the setting. At the garden’s highest point, a charming Wendy house awaits, offering a playful retreat for both children and the young at heart.
Close to beaches, country walks and heritage sites there is something for everyone regardless of the weather. Bridge Cottage seamlessly combines the best of old-world charm with contemporary comfort, creating an inviting and rejuvenating escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you’re seeking a serene retreat for relaxation or an adventure-filled getaway exploring the surrounding countryside, Bridge Cottage offers the perfect backdrop for creating cherished memories with your loved ones.

Welcome to The Hideaway at Whitewalls, an enchanting 18th-century, Grade II listed cottage that beckons you to experience the allure of a bygone era. Nestled in the quaint village of Mithian, this charming retreat offers a unique blend of history and modern comfort, ensuring an unforgettable stay in Cornwall’s captivating countryside. Stepping inside, you’ll be transported back in time as you encounter the cottage’s delightful quirks and features. Low beams add an intimate touch to the space, evoking a sense of cosy nostalgia that embraces you like a warm hug.
The interior is thoughtfully furnished with carefully curated vintage pieces, each telling its own story, creating an ambience that is both charming and captivating. The Hideaway features two beautifully appointed bedrooms, inviting you to unwind in a serene and peaceful atmosphere. Here, you can drift into a restful slumber, dreaming of adventures to come or reminiscing about the day’s explorations.
What sets this cottage apart is its warm embrace of furry friends, welcoming up to three dogs to join your holiday escapades. The nearby countryside and coastal trails are perfect for long walks, ensuring your canine companions enjoy their vacation as much as you do. Step outside into the private garden, an idyllic oasis where you can relax and bask in the gentle embrace of nature. Surrounded by nature’s beauty, the garden offers a perfect spot for morning coffees, lazy afternoon reads, or evening stargazing under a canopy of twinkling stars.
Mithian, a quintessential Cornish village, offers an array of activities to delight your senses. Immerse yourself in the rich history as you explore the village’s charming architecture, and don’t miss the opportunity to savour traditional Cornish delights in the local pubs and cafés. For adventure seekers, embark on breathtaking coastal walks along the rugged cliffs, revealing awe-inspiring views of the sparkling sea below.
Capture postcard-perfect moments at nearby beaches, where the waves gently kiss the shore, inviting you to dip your toes into the refreshing waters, In the heart of Cornwall’s countryside. So, pack your bags, embrace the magic of this 18th-century gem, and create memories that will linger in your heart for years to come.

This superbly spacious, lodge-style static caravan is nestled within a popular holiday park located within a fantastic area, a few miles from some of the most iconic beaches on the North Cornwall coast. Once inside, you enter a bright, open-plan living area, with very well-equipped kitchen including a wine cooler and excellent central island breakfast bar. The living area has a supremely comfortable sofa and twin wing backed chairs, electric wood burner and TV. There are two bedrooms with stylish lighting and lots of storage. Bedroom one has a double bed and en-suite facilities and the second has twin beds. The family bathroom has a further double shower. Throughout the property there are smart lines and clever understated designs. The outside veranda wraps around half of the property, has pleasant seating and is enclosed. There are four steps up to the veranda from the ground level.

The park has many facilities open all year round, with a heated indoor swimming pool, cosy bar and eatery with log fire, outdoor adventure park for the little ones and a skate park too. Venture further afield (but not far!) and you find the beaches of Perranporth, Holywell and Perran Sands. With huge swathes of soft, golden sand, rockpools for all ages to explore and miles of walks with breath-taking vistas in every direction, you are really spoilt for choice!

Just 10 minutes away is Newquay, a thriving coastal town and mecca for water sports, most notably surfing. There is a plethora of shops, a zoo, golf course and all weather aquarium. Set off inland and find the world famous Eden Project, an incredible world underneath huge biomes, including the world’s largest indoor rainforest. A short drive along the coast takes you to Padstow, famed for its galleries, boutique shops and celebrity chef inspired restaurants serving the best in culinary delights. Which ever direction you choose, there is a never-ending choice of days out, the only decision you have is where to go tomorrow! And at the end of a busy day return to base, relax and recharge for the next exciting adventure!

The Lily Pad is a wonderful and welcoming holiday home, just a few miles from the dramatic Seven Bays of North Cornwall, famed for its stunning beaches, cliffs, and coves. Once inside you are greeted with a bright and airy, open-plan living space with relaxing sofas to sink into, a cosy wood burner (with ‘starter pack’ provided) for those cooler evenings, and attractive floor and wall art unique to the property and evocative of Cornwall and its heritage. You will find lovingly restored furniture and repurposed features in the side tables and display units, turning function into fun! Lead on to the dining area, complete with impressive handmade wooden dining table and seating for ten guests, looking out onto the garden. The wall here is adorned with a fantastic map of the county, a further reminder of the wonders of this amazing region and its many attractions and places to explore! The adjoining kitchen has a small breakfast bar area and plenty of workspace and equipment for preparing breakfast or your evening meal.

There are five bedrooms all on one level, where the unique and upcycled theme continues, with solid pine furniture given a fresh modern look. A roomy family bathroom includes a bath, while a second bathroom features a walk-in shower.

Outside, an excellent decking area with table, chairs and barbecue offers the ideal space to enjoy morning coffee or evening meal al fresco. There is even a firepit!

You are spoilt for a choice of beaches here; Harlyn Bay Beach, just 3 miles away, offers a broad expanse of golden sand stretching far before you. Trevose Headland offers spectacular vistas, whilst further beaches at Treyarnon Bay and beautiful Porthcothan Beach are just a short drive away, with rock pools for all ages to explore! Visit Padstow, with its fabulous seafood restaurants, busy quayside and narrow streets, or vibrant Newquay, with its plethora of vibrant bars and restaurants, and scintillating surfing and water sports activities.

Away from the coast, Camel Valley Theme Park, the world-renowned Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan all offer fun days out, whilst Bodmin Moor is an atmospheric place, with mysterious rock formations and views as far as the eye can see. The options are never ending here, the only question is where will you go tomorrow?

The Lily Pad is located amongst a mixture of holiday homes and residential homes on St Merryn Holiday Park which has the added benefit of offering free to use Tennis Courts, Children’s Play Area, and dedicated dog walking area plus amenities such as a shop and a bar/restaurant.

This spacious, end-terraced barn conversion is set around a courtyard in a little cluster of holiday properties. Hidden away in a quiet rural location, the property is nestled within the delightful Ruthern Valley, midway between Bodmin and Wadebridge and the North and South Cornwall coast. This lovely property is perfect for families or friends, at any time of the year. The living room is spacious and light, with comfortable furnishings, a retro Atari games console and a big open fire for cosy autumn and winter breaks in the countryside. Dogs are welcome at Rosemary Cottage, and the rear garden has a large decking area with a sloping lawn but is fully enclosed making it ideal for your family pooches. The garden also includes a box of beach items such as body boards, buckets, spades and beach toys for guests to use.
The property is ideally located within easy reach of the delights of Cornwall. Nearby is Withiel Church, often used as a backdrop in the German TV series of Rosamunde Pilcher’s novels. To the north-west, Padstow is home to an array of shops, pubs, restaurants and a popular cycle trail. Fans of Doc Martin will be drawn to the beautiful Port Isaac, which is where the TV series was filmed. The villages of Rock and Polzeath are also well worth a visit, and further down the coast is Newquay with its fantastic beaches and surfing opportunities. An afternoon spent exploring Cardinham Woods or the family friendly Old Hill Bike Park are a must for cyclists while Bodmin Moor offers some fantastic walking routes. The fabulous National Trust property Lanhydrock House is just a short drive away and the Eden Project is only a 25-minute drive away. Beach 14 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 4 miles.

Within the magnificent country grounds of Lanwithan Estate, lies Poundhouse. This charming property is steeped in history, having once housed the pound for cider production alongside the laundry press, an important hub for the manor house. Bright and airy, this ground floor property comprises of an open plan kitchen diner, with an excellent range of equipment. The living space invites relaxation with super-comfy seating. There are two stylish bedrooms, one boasting a kingsize bed, perfect for a refreshing night’s rest after a busy day exploring this incredible place. Bedroom two has twin beds, whilst the bathroom has a bath for that all important leisurely soak with electric shower over. The outside space is sublime, with a vast, enclosed shared garden with views across to the Fowey Valley beyond.
The holiday cottages are tucked away within the extensive grounds of the impressive Georgian manor house dating back to the early 19th century. Mature oak, beech and chestnut shelter the magnificent Magnolia and Rhododendron trees, luscious camellia and dazzling azalea along the shaded crisscross woodland paths. The well-established gardens and borders are full of seasonal colour to feast the eye, while the open grass areas invite to a picnic or a ball game. Take the short walk to picturesque Lostwithiel, an ancient stannary town on the meandering Fowey River. It is the popular Antiques Capital of Cornwall with many quirky gift and craft shops as well as a regular farmers’ market. Refreshments are readily available from several excellent local restaurants, pubs, cafes and take aways.
The riverside park is perfect for a summer stroll, with the river the home of trout, salmon and sea bass. The breath-taking Luxulyan Valley, with visual reminders of mining long gone and the world famous Eden Project are must visits, the latter protecting under its huge biomes, the world’s largest indoor rainforest. The nearest beach is at Par, with a long stretch of golden sand backed by dunes and rugged inlets and caves to explore. Fowey, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, has narrow streets, with boutique shops and fantastic restaurants, whilst St Austell, with historic Charlestown and Carlyon Bay with its far-reaching vistas is a joy to behold.