Dog Friendly Lodges North Yorkshire

This charming cottage is ideal for walkers, book lovers, and those who like strolling to pubs with real atmosphere and good food, or who just want to soak up all that a beautiful Yorkshire Dales village and river valley has to offer. The detached stone property was built in 1652, and sits quietly in Kettlewell, in the heart of the National Park. Cam Cottage is ideally placed for varied walking from the front door, it is set against a backdrop of striking scenery and makes a perfect year-round retreat in which to relax, with a south-facing enclosed front patio and planting along the length of the property. The pretty flower-bed across the lane belongs to the cottage, behind are pretty neighbouring gardens and lovely views along steep-sided Wharfedale.
Between 100 to 250 yards away are five eateries including award-winning and affordable pubs and restaurants, as well as a well-stocked village shop. Grassington, a picturesque town is just 7 miles away, and plays host to a Summer Arts Festival with famed singers, presenters, poets and authors, and a winter Dickensian Festival, to conjure for you the true spirit of Christmas. Its cobbled streets offer a selection of individual country shops, pubs and restaurants. Skipton, a bustling market town, just over 14 miles away, has a wide sweeping high street, from where you can tour the amazing Norman castle or take a soothing trip along the canal. Shorter outings from Kettlewell also cover the unsung delights of the National Trust’s Braithwaite Hall and English Heritage’s Middleham Castle, as well as the splendours of Bolton Abbey and Malham Cove. For day-trips, the beauties of Wensleydale and the historic spa towns of Ilkley and Harrogate are within easy reach. Shop 300 yards, pub 200 yards, restaurant 350 yards.

This stone-built, end terrace cottage, set back from the main road on the outskirts of the village of Long Preston, has a pleasant rural outlook to the rear and the soothing sounds of the river alongside. The cottage offers comfortable furnishings and good use of space. The living room is a perfect place to relax after a day exploring with comfortable sofas, a large TV and a wood burner to get warm and cosy in front of. The kitchen/dining room is well equipped and has a second wood burner should you wish to gather around the table while making your plans. On the first floor is a kingsize bedroom complete with TV and a second bedroom with bunk beds. On the second floor is a further kingsize bedroom with vaulted ceiling and a Velux window offering complete peace and quiet. To the rear of the cottage is an enclosed patio, a perfect little spot to sit with a morning coffee or a glass of wine as the sun goes down.

Long Preston has a post office and general store, a church and a choice of two pubs, both within a short stroll and offering local ales and good food. The village is within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is surrounded by scenic countryside with immediate access to a variety of walks. The area is ever popular for its Three Peaks challenge. The area provides outstanding opportunities for cycling and mountain biking, and the property has a bike store for up to six bikes.

Out and about there is an abundance of things to see and do. A short drive is the market town of Settle with a wide range of shops and you can also take a trip on the Settle-Carlisle Railway line which crosses some of the most outstandingly beautiful, upland scenery. Experience the Ribblehead Viaduct, with services running to Leeds in the south and Morecombe on the coast. Visit Ingleborough Caves, the Ingleton waterfall trail or the market town of Skipton, with its spectacular castle, numerous attractions, shopping, heritage, walking and food and drink. Meander along the canal towpath and watch the longboats pass by. With the Dales and the Lakes both within easy driving distance, this cottage makes a superb holiday destination at any time of the year. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

107 Nunnery Lane is a stylish, pet friendly townhouse with a courtyard & basement cinema. It sleeps 5 but an additional z-bed can be requested for a 6th person (£20 fee per stay). Parking is available and we're very close to the station. 107 is located off ‘Bishy Road’ (voted Britain’s best high street) with independent shops, pubs, cafes & delis. You can also rent 109 Nunnery Lane allowing bookings of up to 12. Additional £20 charge for dogs.

109 Nunnery Lane is a stylish, pet friendly townhouse with courtyard & pool table. It sleeps 5 but an additional z-bed can be requested for a 6th person (£20 fee per stay).

Parking is available and we're very close to the station and a 7 min stroll to the centre of York. Also its just off ‘Bishy Road’ (voted Britain’s best high street) with independent shops, pubs, cafes & delis. You can also rent 107 Nunnery Lane allowing bookings of up to 12. Additional £20 charge for dogs.

Spencer House - a House of York holiday home is a stylish townhouse with a sunny courtyard. It's 3 double bedrooms sleeps up to 6 and it is just a 5 min walk into central York. Parking is available and we're a 10 min walk from the station. It's located just off ‘Bishy Road’ (voted Britain’s best high street) with independent shops, pubs, restaurants, cafes & delis. You can also rent the 2 houses next door (109 and 107 Nunnery Lane) allowing bookings of up to 18.

Enjoying a fantastic location, Bee’s Place is an excellent detached dwelling for families, friends or even two couples looking for the perfect blend of coast and country. It lies just moments away from the rolling hills and moors of the North York Moors National Park, and the beautiful golden sand at Whitby’s Beach. Well-behaved dogs are welcome and will delight in exploring the spacious 120ft enclosed garden. You are just a mile from the centre of Whitby with many footpaths, beaches and woodland for you to enjoy walks together.
The welcoming open plan living space has comfortable seating around the TV and the dining area enjoys views out into the garden, which is a haven for wild birds. This is the ideal social space to unwind together, planning the activities for the day ahead or bonding over a selection of board games. The kitchen is very well equipped, but if you prefer not to cook, this location is great for food lovers as you have freshly caught sea food to enjoy and there is a great selection of restaurants and take aways nearby. On the first floor are four well-appointed bedrooms as well as a family bathroom.
Explore Whitby, with its Gothic abbey, quaint cobbled old town and museums including one on a ship with an exhibition dedicated to the voyager, Captain Cook. Take advantage of your close proximity to the coast and spend a day at Whitby Beach, where you can try your hand at surfing or paddle boarding with the local surf school, sunbathe with your favourite book, or beachcomb the shores, looking out for fossils as well as fragments of precious jet. Jet jewellery is highly regarded here, and you can visit many jet jewellery shops as well as the historical workshop. Wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy a whale watching cruise, searching for seals, dolphins, and whales, which frequent the shores especially in September. Or travel further south along the coast to Bempton Cliffs where thousands of seabirds nest annually at the RSPB site.
The coastline here is fabulous with the neighbouring villages of Robin Hood’s Bay, Runswick, Staithes and Sandsend all perfect for a scenic day out all year round. Some visitors love soaking up the sun, whilst others are enthralled on a stormy day watching the waves. Be sure to visit the North York National Park, where a plethora of scenic walks through wooded valleys await, taking the steam train from Whitby gives you a wonderful tour of some of the prettiest villages on the moors. All year round there are many events to enjoy, and for younger family members there is Flamingoland theme park and zoo, the Sea Life Centre, Dalby Forest’s Go Ape and Alpamare Water Park all within a 40 minutes’ drive. Leisure centre with gym and pool 4 minute drive away. Beach 1 mile. Whitby centre 1 mile.

The Farmhouse has a spacious farmhouse kitchen which is the focal point of the house, where guests can gather around the central island and cosy up in winter months in front of the range fireplace. Superbly equipped with all the necessary appliances and accessories. The stylish living room is warm and welcoming, with a wood burner and comfortable sofas and French doors leading out to the patio area. Whether it’s casual dining and a glass of wine in the kitchen, or more formal dining in the dining room, this property caters for your every need. Upstairs the large bedrooms are beautifully furnished with super comfortable beds. The first, a kingsize has a Smart TV and views looking down across the Dales. The second a super kingsize has Smart TV and dual aspect windows with beautiful views and shares a Jack and Jill style bathroom with the third double room. All bedrooms have views over the Dale. There is a luxurious family bathroom with roll top bath and separate shower cubicle.
Outside there are several areas to sit and enjoy the day. To the rear French doors lead out onto a flagged patio area, set with table and chairs where you can sit and watch the horses as they graze in the paddock. There is a further patio area to the front with garden furniture, and a large front lawn which is shared with The Barn. For guests bringing their furry friends the property extends to two paddocks directly across the road which is ideal for dog walking.
Situated in the picturesque village of West Witton and within walking distance of the village store, tea rooms and post office. With its highly acclaimed restaurant The Wensleydale Heiffer a short stroll away this makes a perfect choice for a special celebration. For those looking to explore the great outdoors, there are walks and cycle routes straight from the doorstep. With numerous attractions to visit, the stunning waterfalls at Aysgarth Falls or Hawes with its quirky shops and cafés and the famous Wensleydale Creamery. In the opposite direction visit the picturesque village of Middleham and its famous castle, enjoy the sights as the racehorses ride to and from the gallops each day or sit it in the village square and enjoy a coffee as you watch the world go by. A little further and you will reach the bustling market town of Leyburn with a host of interesting shops, restaurants and cafés all set around the market square and of course Friday is market day and a chance to snap up some of the gorgeous local produce.
The Farmhouse can be booked together with The Barn (UK2475) to accommodate up to 10 guests.

Syke Cottage, dating back to the 1700s, is furnished to a high standard and generously equipped with everything you will need for a relaxing holiday. The cottage retains its original charm while offering a high level of comfort with a modern country style.
The fully-equipped kitchen with an adjoining dining area provides thoughtful extras such as air fryer, slow cooker, coffee machine and juicer. The attractive lounge offers the perfect place to relax after a day exploring the Dales. The Ercol sofas invite you to unwind in front of the wood burner or indulge in a boxset or film on the large Smart TV with Netflix. The cottage has the added benefit of a cosy snug with a TV, Netflix, Wii games console and a great supply of board games. The stunning garden room with a vaulted ceiling offers a second dining area overlooking the patio. Here you will also find the washing machine, an additional fridge/freezer, a microwave, and room for bike storage. An additional shower room and toilet adjoin. On the first floor, there are three comfortable bedrooms. The master bedroom has a deluxe super king-size bed and an en-suite shower room. The bed can also be made up as two full-size singles on request. The second bedroom offers a luxurious kingsize bed and the third bedroom has twin single beds. A travel cot and bed safety rail are available. In the family bathroom, you will find a bath with a drench shower over. Outside, guests can enjoy the enclosed south-facing patio courtyard with bench and dining furniture –a perfect suntrap in which to enjoy a morning coffee or a lazy afternoon. There is room on the patio/driveway for one medium-sized car and an electric vehicle charger (payment via honesty box).
Syke Cottage is nestled in a quiet location just off the scenic village green, which is the perfect spot to soak up the breath-taking views while children play on the playground or football pitch. Within the village there is a fantastic tearoom, a small grocery store, a garage, a butcher, a tea-room/bakery and a twice-weekly Post Office. The 15th-century pub serves food and local ales, and a 2 AA rosette restaurant on the edge of the village offers fine dining.
Bainbridge is a central base from which to explore the Yorkshire Dales. There is a variety of boutique shops, pubs and eateries in nearby Hawes (less than 10 mins drive), not least the renowned Wensleydale Creamery with its specialist cheese shop, museum and restaurant. For walkers and cyclists, there are routes leading off from Bainbridge in all directions. Semerwater, perfect for picnicking, swimming and boating, is only 2 miles away and easily reached by foot or by car. Head over to the famous Buttertubs and pass into Swaledale for yet more breath-taking scenery. Heading in the opposite direction towards the market town of Leyburn you will pass through a multitude of picture postcard villages and historic attractions. Aysgarth Falls, Bolton Castle, The Forbidden Corner and a ride on the Wensleydale steam railway (to name but a few) all make for great days out. Local amenities including a shop, pub and café are all within a few minutes’ walk of Syke Cottage.

Seaton Court has a fascinating past, the hall was named after the de Seton dynasty who resided from 1130 to 1307 and whose family made allegiances with and marriages to the Scottish Royal family. Passed down through generations, before slipping into disrepair. The present owner (who is descended from one of the previous residents Sir Francis Bigod) purchased the estate in 2002 and employed a team of specialist masons and craftsmen who have been lovingly rebuilding and restoring this incredible place of local heritage. Located in private grounds on the edge of Staithes on the breathtakingly beautiful North Yorkshire Coast, surrounded by the heather clad North Yorkshire Moors.
Stepping inside Seaton Court you enter into the hallway, where your walking boots and coats can be stored in the utility room. Through into the open plan living room with a dining area and a bespoke hand crafted kitchen looking out onto your own patio with the rolling countryside beyond. Cast your eyes up into the incredible supporting beams and the ancient hand carved masonry above the feature fire place. Each cottage here has wonderful unique features and charm, showcasing its heritage. Upstairs you have two bedrooms, a double and a twin which can be made up as a double on request, plus an additional double bedroom down stairs. This is an ideal choice for families as well as groups of friends looking to create memories to treasure together.
For days when you do not fancy cooking there is a café on site, as well as an antiques barn to browse. There are picturesque walking trails including the Cleveland Way leading across the cliff tops. Many pretty coastal villages such as Runswick Bay, Robin Hood’s Bay as well as Staithes. The historical seafaring town of Whitby delights guests with boat trips and the iconic Abbey ruins. Saltburn is a surfer’s paradise, with a beautiful Victorian pier. You can take a trip on the steam train across the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, taking in the views and visiting some beautiful villages along the way. For children you can ride the miniature train in Ruswarp before hiring a boat to row along the river. At this cottage your dog is welcome to join you, this area is a haven for dogs, with lots of walks to choose from as well as many dog friendly cafés and pubs. This is sure to be a stay to remember, twined with history, culture and the surrounding countryside. Beach 1 mile. Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.7 miles and restaurant 100 yards.
This property can be booked together with Seaton Cottage (UK31990), Sir Francis Bigod (UK31993), Lady De Seton (UK31956) and Seaton Mote (UK31992) to accommodate up to 28 guests.

This is a great location for anyone who wants to explore Whitby as you are so central, everything is within walking distance. The yard is very peaceful and you are neighbouring Murmuration Cottage (ref UK2421) which larger families or groups can book together. Oozing character, you’ll fall in love with this cosy property, with the exposed brick fireplace and attention to detail. The bedrooms on individual floors gives you a little extra personal space, plus built in wardrobes maximise the storage. From the top floor bedroom you have views right over the rooftops to the iconic Whitby Abbey, a seagull’s view of the town.
This property welcomes pets and Whitby is a paw-fect destination for dogs! There are lots of great walks nearby including the Cinder Track and the Cleveland Way. You also have a choice of beaches plus the surrounding National Park just waiting to be explored. Most pubs and cafés are pet friendly, you are even just round the corner from the dog bakery! The cobbled streets of Whitby are lined with bustling pubs and eateries, as well as many pretty local shops where you can pick up a souvenir or two. A selection of stores provide all the home essentials, so that you can gather all that you need to rustle up a good home-cooked meal in the comfort of your cottage. Here you are in the perfect location to sample some freshly caught sea food. Enjoy leisurely strolls along Whitby sea front and admire the outstanding seascapes. Climb the famous 199 steps up the East Cliff to see the impressive Gothic ruins of Whitby Abbey that inspired Bram Stoker’s 19th-century classic, Dracula. Stop by the Captain Cook Memorial Museum and learn of historical voyages in the area. Caedmon’s Dream is a great base for your next family expedition to Yorkshire.
The cottage is named after one of Whitby’s famous residents, the oldest known poet in England. Caedmon was an illiterate cow herder who lived in Whitby back in the medieval days. One night after a busy day tending to the cattle, he had a dream where he was singing beautifully and it filled his heart with joy. When he woke he began creating songs and poetry. The locals heard him singing and they were inspired by his incredible talent. Word spread and he became an accomplished and much admired poet. He joined the monks at Whitby Abbey, writing hymns and poems about God and today you can see his memorial cross outside St Mary’s Church. Beach ¾ mile. Shop and pub 20 yards, restaurant 25 yards.