Dog friendly Lodges Kent

Bringing the outside in with natural woods, earthy tranquil colours, cosy textiles, beautiful pottery and art.

Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the foot of the North Downs, Beachborough Park has acres of grounds to explore, with views over the surrounding countryside landscape. Keen walkers will revel in the picturesque routes surrounding you, with a friendly local pub just under a mile away. Should you be able to draw yourself away from Beachborough Park, there is so much to see and do within a short drive, from the charming town of Hythe with its pretty military canal, shingled beach and cobbled high street dotted with independent cafés, pubs, and shops, to the vibrant and creative town of Folkestone with sandy beach, bustling Harbour Arm with pop up restaurants and bars, and creative scene with individually owned shops and art galleries. For those who wish to explore further afield, the historic city of Canterbury is within a 30-minute drive, whilst the Channel Tunnel is nearby should a trip to the continent sound appealing.
With views over the surrounding grounds and countryside, The Summer House sits proudly at the heart of the estate, built into the bricked wall of the walled garden beyond, with large south facing windows creating a wonderfully light filled space. With a warming wood burner, the open plan living, and dining room is ideal for meals together, unwinding over a bottle of red together or enjoying a competitive family game in front of the cosy fire. With two spacious bedrooms, offering a comfortable space to rest your head after a day exploring. Outside, the dining area allows you to eat al fresco and fully appreciate the peace, wildlife, and countryside air, open to the grounds of the estate should children want to freely explore. There is fishing available nearby (with day tickets available) and a pub within a mile.

For those looking for a peaceful break, Willow is the perfect choice for either a couple or a family. Enjoy unwinding in a quiet spot to read a book or a family walk with the dog across the beautiful North Downs. This semi-detached, single-storey cottags is situated in the village of Harrietsham with local amenities including a convenience store, pub and restaurant. You will marvel at the beauty that surrounds you here while you spend leisurely time in the shared garden within the owner’s grounds, watching their alpacas, chickens, horse, sheep and pig. Inside, Willow carries on with its rural charm with exposed beams and oak wood flooring. There are two comfortable bedrooms sleeping four guests, and a wheelchair accessible wet room with shower seat.

Willow boasts a wonderful location. The stunning Leeds Castle is just a mile away offering a fabulous day out exploring the castle and gardens, family maze, children’s play area, restaurants and Go Ape. You can easily reach the north and south Kent coastline by car. Some of the favourite spots are the much loved seaside town of Whitstable, famous for oysters and Dymchurch and Hythe offering the light railway to Dungeness. Visit Howletts Wild Animal Park in the north, and Port Lympne Wildlife Park in the south. Hever Castle and Dover Castle are also worth a day out. Shop and restaurant 1 mile, pub 1½ miles.

This truly unique property is a must see to believe it, receiving recognition as being one of the top ten railway themed holidays in the United Kingdom! The owner has bought an old train carriage found in Dungeness from the war and has incorporated it within the building and refurbished it using as much heritage and eco materials as possible. It is located on the pebble beach of Dungeness with stunning sea views and is nicely isolated to give you the peace and tranquillity of a holiday, yet with neighbours and amenities close enough to walk to.
Dungeness is famous for originally being a power station and government tax site, with so much history and heritage value as well as the fishing and walks. This property is a must if you are looking to stay in Dungeness.
The owner can decorate the property if you would like a decoration change. They offer Harry potter themes for the hogwarts experience. They also offer, ghost train decorations, Santas Grotto, Birthday decorations along with other themes to make your experience magical and memorable. The train can be made up to the guests recommendations when staying for week long breaks. Prices to be arranged directly with the owner for themed carriage.
Beach 20 yards. Pub 352 yards and restaurant ½ mile.

The Goat Shed has been built with space and luxury in mind offering the perfect place for a romantic getaway or to unwind and relax; a rural haven now offering peace and tranquillity where once the goats lived. The large sliding doors from the living room look over the countryside onto fields beyond, framing the rural views. A large open plan reception room welcomes you into the space with a wood burner to warm you on those chilly evenings. A fitted kitchen provides a double oven, ceramic hob and fridge/freezer, along with a dishwasher for your convenience. Tucked away in a separate utility room is a washing machine and clothes airer should you need to do laundry after a country walk.

Wide doorways throughout and ramp access to the front of the property mean that everything is wheelchair accessible. The master bedroom provides a kingsize bed along with sumptuous furnishings and a walk-in wardrobe. An en-suite bathroom provides an easily accessible and beautiful large wet room with the addition of grab rails, a drop bar to the toilet and a shower chair if required. A second bedroom offers two single beds, also finished to a high standard, whilst a family bathroom with a bath and shower over provides a relaxing space for the remaining guests. Outside a table and chairs provide a quiet spot for relaxing and listening to the wildlife or looking up at the stars. The Goat Shed also welcomes the furry members of the family with an enclosed garden offering a great space for dogs to explore.

Situated in the village of Hadlow, there are many countryside walks and cycle routes, perfect for ramblers and cyclists alike. Hadlow is a village in the borough of Tonbridge which is in between Maidstone, Tunbridge Wells and Sevenoaks. The centre of which is a conservation area with many listed buildings alongside a range of shops including pubs and restaurants. On the outskirts of the village is Hadlow College of Agriculture boasting Broadview Gardens within its grounds which offers acres of landscaped gardens and a garden centre, both open to the public.

If you fancy exploring further afield then a trip into Tonbridge provides you with retail therapy, Tonbridge Castle, Oast House Theatre, a trip along the river and even a distillery. There is also a mainline railway station offering access to several towns. London Bridge train and tube, Waterloo East and Charing Cross stations are less than 45 minutes away. If you prefer, you can also head south on the train towards the coast to Hastings to visit the seaside and the historic Old Town. There are many National Trust and English Heritage sites to discover. The Goat Shed really does offer the best of both worlds, a central spot to access lots of attractions for a fun packed holiday or a place to hideaway offering a break from a busy lifestyle.

This holiday home is a converted tractor shed, situated on a working farm adjacent to the owner’s property and surrounded by countryside. The Tractor Shed has free parking for two cars and ramp access to the front door with self-check-in. When you enter the property, you are greeted by a fabulous open plan living space with a dining area and fully equipped kitchen. This area boasts lots of natural light that floods through the bi-folding doors which lead to the patio area, where you have a lovely sitting area, barbecue and a view to the field opposite. This is the perfect spot to enjoy breakfast or your evening meal while taking in the peace and tranquillity of the countryside. There are two large bedrooms, both featuring en-suite bathrooms with wall to ceiling tiles and decorated to a high standard. After a long day exploring the Sussex and Kent countryside, either one of these bedrooms will be a luxurious comfortable space to sleep.
This holiday home is the perfect base for keen walkers and cyclists. There is a path that runs through the farm taking you all the way to the Downs walkway, making your first walk easy to access as it starts outside the property. The area surrounding the holiday home is a hot spot for cyclist and walkers. If cycling and walking is not what you are after then take a trip to Royal Tunbridge Wells less than 10 miles away, which offers shopping, restaurants, cafés and bars.
Not far from Royal Tunbridge Wells is High Rocks, an area steeped in history dating back millions of years. Once a stone age camp, it is now a place that provides a scenic walk in a tranquil woodland setting with impressive sandstone rocks interlinked with eleven bridges. There is a pub opposite that serves food making this a great spot for a day out.
A little closer to home you will find quintessential country pubs within walking distance of the Tractor Shed. Hasting’s beach is a 30-minute drive away and Scotney Castle less than 10 miles. There is so much to do in the area you will be spoilt for choice.