Dog-Friendly Holidays Powys

This quaint, semi-detached barn conversion has been renovated to a very high standard and is situated on the boundary of the beautiful Kenfig National Nature Reserve. The Reserve is a coastal dune system near the seaside town of Porthcawl. It hosts a variety of habitats including wetlands, dunes, the River Kenfig and Kenfig Pool. Steeped in history, the village has castle ruins and a buried village. Within walking distance, is the local pub, dating back to the 15th century, upstairs in the pub is still the Village Town Hall, and it has been a popular meeting place for well over 600 years. It has been used as a court room, market, coroner’s inquest room, Sunday school and even as a mortuary for shipwrecked mariners. Thanks to its varied history it is unsurprisingly though to be one of the most haunted pubs in Wales.
Sker beach is accessible by a 20-minute walk from the property, it is the most westerly of Porthcawl’s beaches and is only accessible by walking from Rest Bay or Kenfig Nature Reserve. Generally sandy and flat, it is mostly used by locals, making it one of the quieter beaches in Porthcawl. Classes as a rural beach it has no toilets or other amenities, and dogs are allowed all year round. For those wanting to take in a country walk or cycling, Margam Country Park is 4 miles from the property.
Set in 1000 acres of glorious parklands, Margam Country Park offers natural beauty, history, wildlife, and a wide range of fun activities to make it one of the best days out in Wales. Once you have finished your day exploring, head back to the barn and sit outside and watch the sun go down. For those cooler nights, the wood burner in the living room will certainly keep you cosy.

This lovely terraced cottage has enough space for a large family, and has local amenities within walking distance. It is situated just outside Pyle, near Margam Park, with its lovely lakes, gounds and country walks, and close to the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet. There is a lot of history to discover here, including a Roman fort and castle, whilst Kenfig Nature Reserve, renowned for its bird watching, will also prove popular. Take the children for a day out to Porthcawl beach, which is less than 5 miles from the property, and enjoy the Welsh coastline. Located about 25 minutes’ drive from Cardiff, this property will cater for all holidaymakers, and has a large enclosed garden, perfect for those wanting to take their pets on holiday with them. Once you have explored the area, come back and relax in the living room with its crackling wood burner. Beach 5 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 200 yards.

A Detached former dairy, sat on the old farm yard, in Scurlage village. Central to the fabulous beaches and coastline of the Gower Peninsula and rugged heathland of Cefn Bryn. Swansea 14 miles.

This lovely terraced, three-storey property has been renovated to a good standard with fabulous views over Aberavon beach. Step out of the front garden and you are literally yards from the two beaches. The living room is set on the first floor and has a stunning view of the beach, there is also a Juliet balcony in this spacious room too, perfect for watching the sun rise or sun sets in the evening. A lovely welcome pack along with toiletries for the bathrooms is provided by the owners, whom also live on-site. There is an enclosed rear garden with patio furniture and to the front of the property is a lawned garden, where you can sit on an evening and listen to the waves lapping against the shore.
You are within walking distance to the local pub and amenities, and there are plenty of activities to do in the area. The Baked Bean Museum is less than a mile from the property, or for those more adventurous, there is Go Ape at Margam Park which is 5 miles from the property. The town and bay of Swansea is 5 miles away, visit the birthplace of Dylan Thomas and wander around the lovely Singleton Park. Beach 350 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

A unique, converted chapel located in Newton, Swansea. Ground-floor living. Pet-friendly. Woodburning stove. Close to amenities. Close to beach. The Mumbles 0.5 miles; Swansea 5 miles; Llanelli 14.9 miles.

A wonderful, thatched cottage nestled in Swansea, South Wales. Electric and gas fires. Dog-friendly. Near the beach. The Mumbles 3 miles; Llanelli 11.1 miles; Port Talbot 11.7 miles.

A remarkable holiday home with annexe resting in the village of Llanrhidian, Swansea. Woodburning stove. Family-friendly. Ground-floor living. Swansea 10.9 miles. The Mumbles 12.2 miles.

Refurbished in summer 2021, Plough Cottage is a lovely, detached bungalow situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just 5 miles from Machynlleth. With a 20-minute drive to the coast, this cottage is the perfect property for exploring the area with your four-legged friends.
The cottage is situated high on a hill side within the Dyfi valley, with the benefit of unrivalled panoramic views. This Area is of Outstanding Natural Beauty boasts an abundance of wild life including many birds of prey. The nearest beach is 15 miles under half an hour’s drive away, and there are stunning unbroken countryside walks on your door step, which are dog friendly.
Plough Cottage consists of an open plan living space. It has a living area with wood burner, Freeview TV and DVD player and a kitchen area with all the essentials for creating a family meal. The conservatory is complete with a dining table and chairs and there is a family shower room with shower cubicle. Plough Cottage sleeps four guests in total, with a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. Outside to the rear of the property there is a patio area with great views over the rolling countryside, as well as a traditional brick-style BBQ and a seating area for al fresco dining.
There is plenty to see and do in the area such as cycling, mountain biking, fishing, hiking and horse riding. King Arthur’s Labyrinth is a great visitor attraction, taking visitors deep into the mountains of southern Snowdonia. Corris Narrow Gauge Railway, Corris Craft Centre and Corris Mine Explorers are all worth a visit. Beaches are a short drive away, and some are dog friendly. The lovely market town of Machynlleth is just 6 miles away with its wide high street and variety of independent shops, pubs and restaurants. Aberdovey is a thriving seaside fishing village with brightly painted houses which seem to cling to the shoreline and has a history dating back hundreds of years. It offers miles of beautiful golden sandy beaches with a fantastic selection of water-based activities including sailing, fishing and windsurfing. Golfers are also well catered for with an 18-hole championship golf course located at the western end of the village, which welcomes visiting players. Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy the wonderful opportunities for walking and bird watching in the surrounding area. A myriad of visitor attractions is within easy reach from Plough Cottage. Beach 15 miles. Pub and restaurant 6¾ miles.

Come and enjoy Morfa House, this spacious property is the perfect base for family and friends wanting to discover Swansea, the Gower Peninsular and the surrounding area. Nestled in Landore, 5 minutes from Swansea City Centre with excellent bus and train routes nearby into the city to discover this fantastic area, close by the Liberty Stadium home of Swansea City Football club hosts lots of events throughout the year and the Stunning Gower Peninsular is around a 10 minute drive. A short walk from Morfa House and you can enjoy a host of eateries, shopping centres, Parks and even a brewery specialising in welsh ales close by.
On the ground floor the open plan living and dining room offers the perfect bright and airy space to relax in after a busy day sightseeing which leads onto a modern galley style kitchen with solid oak tops, perfect for cooking that special meal and this leads onto your enclosed courtyard garden with patio furniture to take in some sea air. On the first floor each bedroom has been thoughtfully decorated and well furnished with the master suite boasting an En-suite bathroom.
Morfa House is close to a plethora of beaches and has easy access to the Gower Peninsula with Langland Bay, Caswell Bay Beach and Three Cliffs Bay only 30 minutes away, you can also enjoy an early evening stroll along The Mumbles with some fantastic views out across the Carmarthen Bay, here you can visit Mumbles Pier and Bracelet Bay and then enjoy a meal in one of the many eateries along the shore.
Take a trip to Laugharne where a tour of Thomas Dylan’s former home is just one of the places to discover in the area. A great day out is the National Botanical Gardens of Wales, Aberglasney Gardens, and the famous walled coastal town of Tenby all within reach and perfect for day trips.