Pet Friendly Holidays Denbighshire
Set in the Dee Valley of North East Wales, Denbighshire offers some of the best scenery and locations to spend your pet friendly holiday. Whether that's a romantic break or a family escape to the countryside, we've put together some of the best sights and locations to visit while having your pet friendly holiday in Denbighshire.
Froncysyllte, Wales
5.00This delightful first-floor apartment rests in Llangollen, North Wales. Off-road parking. Balcony. Garden. Character features. Ruthin 18 miles; Chester 25.9 miles.£69From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & book
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Wrexham, Wales 5.00Superb, spacious holiday home near Llangollen. Heated outdoor swimming pool, snooker table, sauna, acres of garden, stream, WiFi, balcony, piano. Several golf courses close by. Ideal touring base. Llangollen 6 miles.£170From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
Prestatyn, WalesSituated in the grounds of Walden House and with distant sea views, this detached cottage is tucked away close to the start of the Offa’s Dyke footpath. With a cosy woodburner, this holiday property makes a great base for exploring the area. Prestatyn town centre is within walking distance, with its shops, restaurants and pubs, and there are some lovely walks from the property itself. The Clwydian Hills are nearby, whilst the historic city of Chester, the market town of Mold and the Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno are all within easy reach. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.£68From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
Llandrillo, WalesSituated in one of the most beautiful and undiscovered areas of Britain, this superb house exudes exceptional charm and character, boasting spacious rooms, wood-burning stove and open fires. South-facing, and with a sheltered veranda, this detached holiday property is set in an estate with access to 2500 acres of walking country and 4 miles of river with salmon, trout and grayling fishing by arrangement. It lies just 50 yards from anall-weathertennis court (built 2003, use by arrangement). Fields and stabling area also available by arrangement for ponies, with trekking to be enjoyed in the surrounding countryside. A high ropes course and paintballing site set in stunning forest is within ½ mile.
Crogen Coach House is in an ideal location for enjoying the beautiful Welsh countryside, and also for visiting the English towns of Chester and Shrewsbury - both of which offer historical days out. The quaint market town of Corwen lies just 8 miles from the typical Welsh town of Llangollen which hosts the International Music Eisteddfod each July. This famous folk festival provides an array of music, dance and poetry for all ages. Llangollen is also popular throughout the rest of the year, with white water rafting available and numerous historical sites and attractions to visit. Snowdonia National Park is easily accessible and well worth a visit with its breathtaking mountains offering beautiful views and scenery. For the more adventurous, Bala Lake (5 miles), the largest natural lake in Wales, is a major centre for many watersports including sailing, windsurfing and white water rafting. For lovers of good food, there are two gastronomic hotels of note just 1½ miles away. Shop 1¾ miles, two pubs 1½ miles.£568From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
Llandrillo, WalesCrogen Bryn Awel is an exquisite Grade II listed detached holiday cottage, the view from which is stunning with a panoramic outlook across the Upper Dee Valley. This is one of the most attractive valleys in the UK. As part of the 2,500-acre Crogen Estate, there are plenty of activities to be enjoyed such as walking and sightseeing with fishing and tennis by arrangement, and for the more adventurous, paint balling and high ropes. Golf can be found locally. Within 1½ miles there is an outstanding restaurant, pub and village shop. Bala Lake is only a short drive away and the sandy beaches of west Wales’ coastline are approximately 45 minute drive. Llangollen is a nearby town with its horse drawn barges, steam train and numerous festivals throughout the year. Shop 1½ miles.£108From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
Glyndyfrdwy, WalesA true gem for rail enthusiasts, this Victorian railway station consists of the Station House (ref HW7742) (the former station master’s house), and Porter’s Lodge (ref HW7806), in a peaceful village setting. They sit right alongside the Llangollen Heritage Steam Railway, which winds its way through the delightful scenery of the Dee Valley between Llangollen and Corwen. Station House enjoys a pretty cottage garden, and is decorated with a Christmas theme during the festive season. Porter’s Lodge has a seating area adjacent to the delightfully restored station platform, where you can sit with a glass of wine and watch the trains go by. This is a perfect location to explore the surrounding area, with great walking, bird watching and myriad outdoor activities nearby. Llangollen, home to the International Musical Eisteddfod, has lovely walks along the canal and over the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. Erddig and Chirk Castle (NT) are close by and Snowdonia National Park is within easy reach. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 0. 5 miles.£72From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
Maerdy, WalesThis charming cosy semi-detached farmhouse is set in 150 acres of beautiful countryside, on a farm, with spectacular views and walks direct from the holiday cottage; with many notable features including exposed beams and inglenook fire surround with cosy woodburner in the lounge. There is also a separate dining area in the sun room which enjoys lovely rural views over open fields. Simply relax in the peaceful surroundings or enjoy the many activities in the area, including horse riding, mountain biking and road cycling. You can take a tour of Snowdonia, North Wales Coast, Betws-y-Coed and Llangollen with their great range of walking and climbing routes, and Bala, 8 miles where you can try canoeing, rafting and sailing on the famous lake. An ideal base from which to explore this scenic area. Shop 3 miles, pub serving food ¾ mile.£66From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
Tremeirchion, WalesTy Newydd y Graig in English means “ new house on the rock” which, in the 1800’s, it was. It is built of limestone quarried from the rock that shelters it, and over 200 years later it remains “as solid as a rock.” The quarried rock face can be seen behind and to the right of the cottage. It backs on to Y Graig, a limestone nature preserve and area of ancient woodland. Until we bought the cottage nearly 60 years ago it still belonged to the family that built it whose descendants live in the village. We hope to continue this tradition.
Because of its unusual, solid construction dictated by the natural rock foundations, the cottage has its quirks, like steps in odd places. The high kitchen step is because the kitchen follows the rock underneath. It would have been impossible to build the kitchen on the same level as the main room. The narrow, twisty stairs are the original ones and difficult for the elderly or those with physical limitations. It is not wheelchair accessible.
Ty Newydd y Graig is a period property that might look old fashioned to modern eyes. The antique furniture is in keeping with the house and has always been there, but otherwise the cottage is well equipped with modern appliances. Its oddities, like unexpected steps, cannot undergo cosmetic surgery so it is important our guests are aware of them in advance.
The property is perfectly placed for walking and exploring Y Graig, or for taking day trips. Snowdonia, Offa’s Dyke, zip-lining and many more adventure opportunities, beaches, shopping centres, and Chester, a lovely medieval city with a Roman amphitheatre are close. Groceries can be delivered by Sainsbury’s, Morrisons etc. The nearest village shops are about three miles away. Shop 5 miles, pub 1½ miles and restaurant ¾ miles.£89From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
Trelawnyd, WalesThis wonderful detached cottage, formerly the bake house/coach house and dairy to the ’big’ house, is situated on a working farm a few miles off the A55. This converted stone building is approximately 400 years old and has retained many original features. It is well-equipped with everything you need for a self-catering stay, including a washing machine and hair dryers in both bedrooms. It has stunning views over the Clwydian mountain range. There is a large lawned garden with play equipment for children and a hot tub, and the owner will give a guided tour of the farm, show you how to milk and other farm tasks by arrangement. The cottage is ideally situated for exploring Snowdonia with its spectacular scenery, or visiting the sandy beaches around Prestatyn (4 miles), golfing or taking a day trip to Anglesey and maybe catching the ferry to Ireland for the day. Shop 0.5 mile, pub and restaurant 1 mile.£60From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
Llangollen, WalesA beautiful, detached, Welsh cottage, set in the Ceiriog Valley, two miles from Glyn Ceiriog. Peaceful countryside views. Character features and contemporary design. Woodburning stove. WiFi. Llangollen 7 miles.£70From price per night based on 7 night stayExplore & bookPrice Match GuaranteeDogs Stay Free
