Dog-friendly Lancashire

Located within a close distance to Lytham St Annes’ beach as well as being a short 3 miles to Blackpool’s beach, this is the perfect spot to retreat to at the of your fun filled day. Enjoy the fresh sea air on the property’s patio with a coffee in the morning whilst planning your day head. On the ground floor of the property there is a well-equipped kitchen, cosy living room with dining table and chairs, comfortable sofas and an electric fire providing extra warmth. On the first floor there are three bedrooms made up of a double, a twin bedroom and a single bedroom which has a pull-out bed underneath.
A short walk from the property you will find yourself in the centre of the town with all the amenities it has to offer such as your seaside gift shops, convenience stores, pubs and restaurants. If you enjoy a swing at golf, there are multiple courses close by to the property. In Blackpool try your luck in the amusements, or if you are a thrill seeker then spend the day at Blackpool Pleasure Beach theme park, there is also a Madame Tussauds. There are many walking routes from the property with the most popular being Wolfhole Crag and the trail of the Way of the Roses. There are many things to do in this location to suit all family and friends, having Lytham House as your base is the best way to finish off the day!

A delightsome, detached lodge settled in a holiday village on the outskirts of Tewitfield, Lancashire. Ground-floor living. Near a lake. Dog-friendly. Carnforth 2.3 miles; Kendal 17.1 miles; Windermere 24.5 miles.

These two beautiful shepherds huts enjoy an elevated position in the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. From the moment you drive through the electric gates towards Oakenclough House you won’t be disappointed. Surrounded by approximately 25 acres of land, these they offer the perfect opportunity to experience countryside living and a quieter pace of life.
Newly built in 2022 and 2023 they are larger than average and even boast a kingsize bed. Accessed via a footpath from the owner’s main house, they’ve been beautifully decorated with wonderful attention to detail. There’s a wood burner, perfect for cosy winter months, and a private patio area with BBQ for morning coffee and al fresco dining. The fields beyond stretch out as far as the eye can see, and the magnificently landscaped grounds include a large duck pond, 800 metres of wonderful river frontage and alternative picnic and barbecue areas which are shared with other onsite properties.
The small market town of Garstang can be reached in a 10-minute drive and provides a full range of amenities including a supermarket, pubs, restaurants and a selection of independent shops and casual eateries. The cities of both Lancaster and Preston are also easily reachable in around a 30-minute drive. The Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty covers 312 square miles, and once more provides the opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life with peaceful, remote walking and cycling available. The Lake District National Park can be reached in around an hour, or for those wanting to swap the countryside for the coast, the seaside resorts of Blackpool and Lytham St Annes are around a 45-minute drive. You are spoilt for choice.

These two superb lodges The View (UK36812) and Lake View (UK36811) can be found set around three beautiful lakes on Pendle View Holiday Park in the heart of the Ribble Valley and located at the foot of Pendle Hill. Brand new in 2022, they’re both tastefully furnished with the living space open plan and sociable by design, and complete with everything needed to make your stay a comfortable and memorable one. Each lodge has a Bosch coffee machine which uses Tassimo coffee pods (initial supply included), a picnic table in the rear decking area, a rattan sofa set in the front decking area and a storage box at the back of the lodge that will fit 2-3 bikes.

Boasting spectacular views of Pendle Hill and the stunning surrounding Lancashire countryside, the site was previously a renowned fishery and quite wonderfully guests staying within the lodges have exclusive fishing rights, as well as access to the lakes for leisure purposes.
A popular and scenic area, Pendle Hill is within easy reach of the site as is the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which offers ample opportunity for remote walking and cycling away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A quiet location set back off the A59, an easy 30-minute journey will take you to the city of Preston in one direction and historic Skipton and the Yorkshire Dales National Park in the other.
Local amenities that are literally over the road from the park include numerous eateries, a petrol station and a Co-op supermarket for necessary provisions. Just 1 mile away are the villages of Barrow and Whalley. Whalley has the stunning abbey numerous shops, pubs, eateries and The Whalley Wine Shop (that won the Decanter Award for the ‘Best Local Wine Shop 2021’ in the country). The ancient market town of Clitheroe is just 2 miles away, here you’ll find a Castle and plethora of specialist shops including an enormous underground wine cellar! Clitheroe Golf Club is just half a mile from the park, and for a change of scenery why not visit the Lake District which is whithin a hours drive. The Fylde Coast which includes Blackpool and Lytham St Annes can be reached within 45 minutes. For the younger members there are lots of excellent local attractions to suit all ages such as The Wild Boar Park at Chipping, Paint Pot in Clitheroe and Outdoor Elements in Read.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 people.

This charming 17th century mid terraced cottage can be found perfectly positioned a stone’s throw from the centre of thriving Padiham. Upon arrival you’ll find the cottage is homely and inviting with beautiful wisteria set above the front door, which once you step through you won’t be disappointed. Jam packed full of character downstairs you’ll find stone flag flooring, beamed ceilings, and a cast iron multifuel stove beautifully set within an inglenook chimney breast. Upstairs the master bedroom is incredibly spacious, and the shower room has a wonderfully unique walk-in design.
Wherever you look modern day features and conveniences have been beautifully blended with original character and the result is simply stunning. Four legged companions are also more than welcome with the rear garden fully enclosed meaning you can truly relax during the warm summer months. Padiham is a picturesque town on the edge of the Ribble Valley, with the River Calder weaving through it.
You’ll find ample pubs and restaurants together with green space and beautiful riverside walks. It’s also home to the National Trusts Gawthorpe Hall, which is a superb Jacobean historic house nestled in the shadow of Pendle Hill. Walkers are well catered for in the area with an abundance of routes for all abilities available in the surrounding countryside, including to the top of the afore mentioned Pendle Hill. Here the views stretch out right across the Ribble Valley, and you can even see the Yorkshire Peaks and Fylde Coast out in the distance on a clear day.
Cycling enthusiasts will love the winding country lanes and secure bike storage is available at the cottage. Nearby the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty can be reached in around 20 minutes and the Yorkshire Dales National Park in around half an hour. Swapping the countryside for coast Blackpool and Lytham St Anne can be reached in under an hour as can the bright lights of the city of Manchester.

Belmont is a wonderful detached bungalow that can be found in the small village of Hesketh Bank, just 20 minutes from the Victorian seaside resort of Southport. Bright, airy, spacious and newly renovated in 2020, it’s a wonderful base for couples and families, and their four legged friends. Hesketh Bank itself is home to ample local amenities including a high end supermarket, farm shop and takeaway. In the neighbouring village of Tarleton you’ll also find a café and a couple of pubs serving good food.

An area popular with bird watchers and nature lovers, the Ribble Estuary Natural Nature Reserve is 5,000 acres of salt marsh and is less than 3 miles away. It’s home to an impressive range of wildlife, with more than a quarter of a million migrating water birds feeding in and around the estuary. There’s also Hesketh Out Marsh, Marshside and Martin Mere Nature Reserve all easily accessible.

For lovers of the great outdoors, a network of footpaths and dedicated cycle routes radiate from the area, and in Southport you can pick up the Trans Pennine Trail. The popular seaside town of Southport has lots to offer, including 22 miles of coastline and the second longest pleasure pier in the British Isles. There are shops, bars and mouth-watering restaurants, together with traditional seaside amusements, a cinema and an indoor water park. The train station in Southport provides easy access to both Liverpool and Chester for anyone craving the bright lights and culture of a big city.

Other places of interest nearby include the National Trust’s Rufford Old Hall (10 mins) and the National Trust’s Formby, a glorious beach with dramatic sand dunes, surrounded by sweeping coastal pinewoods (40 mins). Slightly further afield, the Ribble Valley and city of Lancaster can both be reached in about an hour, and just a little bit further again is the southern Lake District National Park or the Forest of Bowland (an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Whatever you are looking for, this holiday home makes a wonderful base at any time of year. Beach 10 miles. Shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

A lovely, four-storey annexe nestled in Ingleton, Yorkshire. Hot tub. Dog-friendly. Off-road parking. Bentham 3.2 miles; Kirkby Lonsdale 6.9 miles; Settle 10.6 miles.

Hazelgrove Lodge Barn is a luxurious home away home perfect for spending quality time with the people you love. Built by the owners themselves, this impressive barn stands proudly against a backdrop of spectacular scenery. The panoramic views must be seen to be believed and are captured throughout the building so you can wake up to the most incredible sunrises across the valley, watch the deer in the fields below as you sip your morning coffee or gaze at the stars while you cosy up on the sofas. issues which include, separate entrances on the lower two floors as well as a bedroom with wet room style bathroom on the lower ground floor. The main living area is open plan and the real heart of this home. Enjoy dinner with a view as you look out across the moors, and sip cocktails on the internal balcony which can be enjoyed in all weathers. Upstairs, there are a further four bedrooms. The master has a luxurious kingsize bed with its own private balcony as well as a dressing room and ensuite bathroom. The second, kingsize bedroom also has an ensuite bathroom and a balcony with the most amazing views. There is also another kingsize bedroom and a twin bedroom, plus a family bathroom. As dog lovers themselves, the owners have gone above and beyond to make your dog’s stay just as wonderful as yours with a warm dog shower outside – perfect for washing muddy paws (and wellies) after a long walk.
Set on the border of Lancashire and Yorkshire, with two National Parks within 30 minutes, there is an abundance of things to do in this amazing area. The property itself is nestled down a farm track, which also makes up part of the Pennine Bridleway, so there are plenty of walks from the very doorstep taking you across the rugged Lancashire moors. Wycoller and Bronte Country is just 6 miles away, where you can follow in the footsteps of Heathcliff and Cathy. The bustling market town of Skipton, known as ‘The gateway to the Dales’ is just 8 miles away where guests can enjoy the local market and a selection of pubs, shops, cafés, and restaurants. The Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, can be reached in under 40 minutes offering an abundance of walking, cycling and fantastic local gastronomy to try including two Michelin Star restaurants. Pendle Hill with its rich history, most notably for the witch trials, is also nearby and has fantastic walking and cycling through the surrounding villages and over the hill itself where you’ll be rewarded with views across the Ribble Valley, Yorkshire Dales, and Lancashire Moors. A 9-holf golf course can be found just a 7-minute drive away. If you fancy going slightly further afield, The Lake District, Fylde Coast and Peak District National Park can all be reached in an hour.

Seapoint House is a superb end-terraced town house, set out over three floors and boasting fantastic views over Cleveleys promenade. Located in the very centre of the bustling and traditional seaside resort, you’ll find a good range of shops, cafés and restaurants are within easy walking distance, together with miles of beach complete with dog friendly sections. As you enter the property, you’ll find one bedroom which opens out onto the enclosed rear garden, as well as a shower room. The first floor comprises of a good-sized kitchen, and sociable living/dining room which opens onto the balcony, perfect for summer days overlooking the seafront. Finally on the second floor, you’ll find an additional three bedrooms, of which two benefit from stunning sea views, and a family bathroom with separate shower cubicle.

Cleveleys seafront is home to the Mythic Coast Artwork trail, where striking giant sculptures bring to life ’The Sea Swallow’ story. The vast beach is made up of sand and shingle, and you’ll find traditional past times of sandcastle building, and kite flying are as popular as ever. A few miles inland is the neighbouring village of Thornton, where you’ll find more shops, pubs and restaurants together with an 18th Century windmill and Wyre Estuary Country Park. The bright lights of Blackpool, Blackpool Pleasure Beach and Blackpool Tower are just 4 miles round the coast, and a few miles further you’ll reach the beautiful sandy beaches of St Annes and, wonderfully cosmopolitan, Lytham. Beach 50 yards. Shop 100 yards, pub 350 yards, restaurant 175 yards.

Admergill Lodge is situated in the beautiful countryside and benefits from having the Pendle Way right on its doorstep.
The lodge is beautifully styled throughout with oak beams and has been refurbished in 2020 in a sympathetic manner to fit in with the natural surroundings and is a perfect place to relax.
Wildlife is plentiful with a large variety of birds and animals –the owners have also seen otters in the gill which runs through the property and is a perfect haven for lovers of the great outdoors.
Sat in the living room with the double sized wood burner roaring in the colder months or the patio doors opened in the summer is an experience you will not forget. Upstairs are two spacious adjoining bedrooms, comprising a large master bedroom with super kingsize bed leading to bedroom two with a kingsize bed and two singles. The kingsize can be adapted so that the room facilitates four single beds if required.
Downstairs is a well equipped kitchen/dining room with underfloor heating, providing all the comforts of home. The area is also renowned for an array of country dining as well as Michelin star restaurants less than 10 minutes away. The stunning bathroom features a free standing Victorian roll-top bath, perfect for soaking tired muscles. Or, choose the large walk-in shower for an invigorating experience.
The kitchen area provides some amazing views when dining or enjoying a glass of wine whilst cooking and during summer, both sets of doors can be fully opened to bring the outside in, or enjoy some al-fresco dining.
Admergill is nestled in the Pendle district of Lancashire, close to the Forest of Bowland Area, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and famous for its links to the trials of The Pendle Witches in 1612, among the most famous witch trials in English history, and prevalent as you travel through the villages of Roughlee and Barley. Alternatively, why not try out some of the wonderful cycle, walking and hiking routes in the area.
Close by the quaint village of Barrowford is a charming confluence of Pendle Water and Colne Water river, boasting pretty 18th-century cottages and offering a fantastic selection of independent boutiques, country pubs and eateries as well as a wine bar and an award winning supermarket, where you can purchase great local produce.
Flowing through Barrowford is the historic Leeds to Liverpool canal, 127 miles long and hosting 91 locks. There are also plenty of wonderful places to visit within easy driving distance. Haworth and Brontë Country are close, and the market town of Skipton with its medieval castle walls is also within a short drive. Lancashire’s Ribble Valley, with its picturesque villages and welcoming country inns, is within a 10-minute drive and the Yorkshire Dales can be reached in 30 minutes. There are several castles and houses worth visiting, including Gawthorpe Hall, Towneley Hall, and Bolton Abbey as well as the stunning Gisburn Forrest, one of the counties hidden gems and a mecca for the mountain biking enthusiast. There is also golf nearby. Shop 2½ miles, pub and restaurant 500 yards.