Pet Friendly Holidays North Yorkshire

This aptly named cottage dates to 1905, having the perfect blend of characterful original features. With all your home comforts and modern luxuries around you, this property will ensure you have a fabulous stay by the coast. Stepping inside through an open archway you have the cosy and beautifully presented living room, with an electric stove in the exposed brick fireplace. Local artwork adorns the walls and there are lots of thoughtful personal touches to enhance your stay. The bespoke hand-made kitchen is well equipped and perfect for all your culinary needs, for cooking up a hearty breakfast while planning your day, to a family dinner round the central dining table socialising together in an evening. Upstairs on the first floor you have two double bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes and a modern and inviting walk-in shower room. Up on the second floor you have a twin bedroom, with exposed beams and a vaulted ceiling, as well as a Velux window with views amongst the roof tops.
On a peaceful cobbled side road, you are away from the hustling crowds, yet just steps away from the array of cafés, bars, restaurants, and shops, also with the bonus of your own private car parking bay on your doorstep which is ideal in such a popular central location.
Take advantage of the golden beach stretching from Whitby to Sandsend, which forms part of the stunning Yorkshire and Cleveland Heritage Coast. Home to towering cliffs, rocky shores, steep wooded valleys, sheltered bays and sandy beaches, it is a coastline of dramatic views, with the highest point on the east coast of England found at Boulby, near Staithes. Here the cliffs are a mighty 200 metres high. There are photographic villages and tranquil bays dotted along the coast.
In Whitby itself, there is plenty to keep all ages entertained. Take the 199 steps to Whitby Abbey, which is said to be the inspiration behind Bram Stoker’s novel, ’Dracula’, or explore the myriad of curiosity shops. Famous for its fish and chips, Whitby has many award-winning seafood restaurants, as well as trendy bars along the harbour side.
Further afield is the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, which you can explore on the heritage steam train, departing from Whitby station, and see some stunning scenery. Alternatively, explore the traditional seaside town of Scarborough, the medieval walled city of York or the theme park and zoo at Flamingo Land.

This Victorian, end-terraced townhouse, with views over the harbour and up to the abbey, has been completely transformed into a wonderful holiday home. The quality of the furnishings and workmanship are sure to leave a lasting impression. Even from the outside, this property stands out with its glass balcony, which is in the prime position for you to enjoy views over the town. Stepping inside, the ground floor has a well-equipped open plan kitchen/dining area, making this the perfect place to entertain friends and family in an evening over a home cooked meal, perhaps even sampling some of the freshly caught local seafood. All of the furnishings have been chosen for their aesthetics and comfort, with no expense spared to provide an opulent welcome.
Throughout the property there are original canvas paintings of some of the nearby beauty spots, as well as thoughtful personal touches adding character and charm. On the first floor is living room with wooden floors and a wood burner, the perfect place for a cosy night in. You also have the most beautiful bathroom, complete with a TV in the mirror, so that you can lie back and relax in the steamy slipper bath while watching your favourite shows. On the top floor are two bedrooms; the twin bedroom has bespoke handmade furniture and leading from the master kingsize bedroom is a balcony where you can and take in those unforgettable views. You can share a bottle of wine together and have a romantic evening rendezvous under the stars, with the illuminated abbey watching over the town as the lights glisten on the harbour.
The location of Abbey View is wonderful, and coffee shops, eateries, traditional pubs, and the famous swing bridge are just a 5-minute stroll away. Whitby draws in visitors from around the world. The town has the famous 199 steps up to the abbey (where Bram Stoker’s beast fled the shipwreck in the novel ‘Dracula’), as well as the old cobbled back streets with a plethora of shops, eateries and traditional bars. The beach stretches for miles, as far as the beautiful little village of Sandsend, with golden sand, rock pools and fossil hunting to enjoy. Captain Cook’s ship, the Endeavour, is now moored up in Whitby, and steam trains run into the nearby North York Moors National Park towards ’Aidensfield’, featured in the TV show ‘Heartbeat’. There is always something happening in Whitby, from Goth festivals to live music and regattas. Keep an eye on the busy year-round calendar to see what’s happening during your holiday.
There are many hidden coastal gems along the Yorkshire Coast, from picturesque Runswick Bay to Staithes, each with its own story of piracy and smugglers. The famous Cleveland Way snakes along the coastline, and the Cinder Track drops down into Robin Hood’s Bay for a leisurely stroll; or take a tourist boat out for maybe a glimpse of dolphins and seals that frequent our coastline. Nearby Scarborough is a traditional seaside resort and has many attractions for families including a waterpark, Sea Life Centre and Peasholm Park, as well as the two large bays. Further afield is the theme park, Flamingo Land, and the walled city of York with its Jorvik Viking Centre, the National Railway Museum, minster and a myriad of shops and bars, all within the city walls. Beach ½ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Mallard View is in the perfect position to enjoy the best of both the coast and country. You are engulfed by the magnificent national park, with rolling moorland and ancient forests to explore. With the glorious Yorkshire coastline within easy reach, starting with the jewel in the crown - Whitby. Here on the riverbank you have beautiful views across the water. As you are surrounded by nature; watch out for leaping salmon, stealthy heron and even the occasional seal which makes its way up from the harbour. The ducks are incredibly friendly and often waddle up to the door hoping to be fed, which is a sight to behold.
This is a super place to enjoy an alfresco dinner. Whitby is a town steeped in history, learn more about Captain Cook at one of the many museums including one on a replica ship in the harbour, or take the famous 199 steps to St Mary’s Church and iconic abbey for a taste of Whitby’s heritage. 19 miles to the south, Scarborough remains a quintessential and much loved seaside resort, with its two sandy beaches, castle, lovely Peasholm Park, Sea Life Sanctuary, Open Air Theatre and Alpamare Water Park and Wellness Spa - all well worth a visit.

There are many pretty fishing villages along the coast where fishermen can be seen working such as Staithes, Runswick Bay and Robin Hood’s Bay, along Yorkshire’s wonderful heritage coast. Children will love visiting the arcades, as well as spending days at the beach fossil hunting and exploring the rock pools. In the neighbouring village of Ruswarp there is a great indoor play area for little ones, with a café, opposite the rowing boat hire. There is something here for everyone.

Kingfisher View is in the perfect position to enjoy the best of both the coast and country. You are engulfed by the magnificent national park, with rolling moorland and ancient forests to explore. With the glorious Yorkshire coastline within easy reach, starting with the jewel in the crown - Whitby. Here on the riverbank you have beautiful views across the water. As you are surrounded by nature; watch out for leaping salmon, stealthy heron and even the occasional seal which makes its way up from the harbour. The ducks are incredibly friendly and often waddle up to the door hoping to be fed, which is a sight to behold.
A magnificent viaduct towers above the houses here on the riverbank. The path over the viaduct is now part of a popular walking and cycling trail connecting you to Whitby and the neighbouring coastal destinations of Robin Hoods Bay, Ravenscar and Scarborough – a beautiful route to explore. Whitby is a town steeped in history, learn more about Captain Cook at one of the many museums including one on a replica ship in the harbour, or take the famous 199 steps to St Mary’s Church and iconic abbey for a taste of Whitby’s heritage.
19 miles to the south, Scarborough remains a quintessential and much loved seaside resort, with its two sandy beaches, castle, lovely Peasholm Park, Sea Life Sanctuary, Open Air Theatre and Alpamare Water Park and Wellness Spa - all well worth a visit. There are many pretty fishing villages along the coast where fishermen can be seen working such as Staithes, Runswick Bay and Robin Hood’s Bay, along Yorkshire’s wonderful heritage coast.
Children will love visiting the arcades, as well as spending days at the beach fossil hunting and exploring the rock pools. In the neighbouring village of Ruswarp there is a great indoor play area for little ones, with a café, opposite the rowing boat hire and miniature railway. Plus, a little further away you have Flamingo Land theme park and zoo which is ideal for a big day out they will love.

Stardust is an exceptional seafront property, it is spacious and beautifully furnished throughout, ensuring you have an idyllic stay by the coast. With offroad parking on the driveway at the front of the property, steps lead you up to the front door where you have elevated views over the sea. Stepping inside the hallway leads you to the spacious modern kitchen, which is open plan with the dining area. The dining table is a great size for enjoying meals together, and with the large leather sofa in this room it’s the perfect social space where you can all plan the days ahead whilst cooking and prepping. Glass doors open out into the large lawned enclosed garden, complete with a patio where you can soak up the sun. On the ground floor you also have three bedrooms, the two at the front are both generous in size with desirable sea views. One bedroom is a twin the other is a king. The third bedroom which has a double bed at the rear of the property boasts a walk-in wardrobe as well as an en-suite shower room. Upstairs on the first floor there is the living room, with sofas and armchairs beneath the vaulted ceiling. There are two single sofa beds in this room which can be used by additional children if your own bedding is brought with you. The 1st floor bathroom has both a slipper bath and a cubicle shower, giving you the option of a refreshing shower or an indulgent soak.
You are within easy walking distance of the many attractions and sights this gorgeous coastal town boasts. This town was inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and there is a dark side of Whitby with ghost walks to both fright and delight. The wonderful Goth Festival takes place twice a year and keep an eye out for other festivals such as the Folk Festival, Whitby Regatta and the Steam Punk Weekend. With many award-winning restaurants, olde worlde pubs and tea rooms, a colourful harbour and a glorious long golden beach, this is a great place for all interests and ages. The unspoilt fishing village of Staithes, 10 miles away, nestles into the cliffs of the Heritage Coast and is just one of the nearby hidden beaches to explore. Other hidden gems include Runswick Bay, Saltburn-by-the-Sea and Robin Hood’s Bay, each has its own story of pirates and smuggling to tell.
There are an abundance of walks and cycle tracks for ramblers and cyclists to take advantage of, including the Cleveland Way along the cliff tops, as well as the Esk Valley and its stunning scenery, best enjoyed from the windows of the steam train that travels right into the heart of the North York Moors National Park from Whitby to Pickering. Other attractions for a day out include Flamingo Land, Dalby Forest as well as Alpamare waterpark and spa. The medieval walled city of York is just an hour away and is well worth a visit. This is a fabulous choice for families or for friends looking for somewhere special where you can create memories to last a lifetime. Your well-behaved dogs are welcome to join you, they are sure to be in heaven exploring the beaches, and there are an abundance of dog friendly cafés and pubs to choose from. Beach within 1 mile. Pub 500 yards.

Calico Cottage welcomes guests on a cosy and memorable stay, with all of the town’s attractions within easy walking distance, including the beach, harbour and Abbey. You are located just off the cobbled Church Street, up a little side street so away from the hustling crowds. Back in 1670 this was once a pump house and there is a natural well under what is now the kitchen floor, the cottage then became the home of a master jet worker and his family in 1891. The town is still very proud of the jet jewellery made here, which was made popular by Queen Victoria. Whist here you can browse the many jewellers as well as visit the jet works museum.
The cottage is accessed via five stone steps which lead you up to the front door. Stepping inside you are welcomed into the kitchen which has a dining table for two. Although small in size, the kitchen is well equipped with everything you could wish for to rustle up your favourite meals for two. The bathroom is also on this floor with a shower over the bath. Stairs lead up from the kitchen to the living room. The living room is very cosy with a sofa and armchair in front of the electric stove, perfect for snug nights in. Up to the first floor you have the bedroom, with a double sleigh bed as well as a wardrobe and drawers for all of your belongings.
The old town is brimming with quirky independent shops, an abundance of cafés and restaurants and a great choice of pubs and gin bars. The 199 steps lead up to the cliff top where St Mary’s Church overlooks the town, next to the Gothic ruins of Whitby Abbey. In the harbour there is the HMS Endeavour, a replica of Captain Cook’s ship which was built and sailed from Whitby on his voyages of discovery. The ship is now a floating restaurant with a Captain Cook exhibition, a great spot for discovering more about the history of this seafaring town. Join a ghost walk through the town, visit the museums, you can even see a shipwreck at low tide at Saltwick Bay or look up into the cliffs to spot the smugglers tunnels, the clues to the towns colourful past are all around you.
This is an ideal destination for dogs, they will be in heaven on the nearby beaches and many of the pubs and cafes here are dog friendly, there is even a dog bakery in Whitby. For walkers and those who love to take in the scenery you have many scenic coastal villages along the Cleveland Way to visit, as well as other popular walks such as the Cinder Track. You are also surrounded by the North York Moors National Park. There are ancient forests, rolling hills of heather as far as the eye can see, waterfalls and valleys all to discover.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 7 guests.

Thornlea is one of a kind, this characterful spacious property is beautifully furnished with a fun splash of colour. You are perched up on the cliff top, just a short walk down to the golden sandy beach stretching all the way to neighbouring Sandsend. At the rear of the property you have an enclosed garden, bursting with colour through the spring and summer months, with both the dining room and the sun room having glass doors opening out into this welcoming outdoor space. The dining room is a great size for enjoying social meals all together, with the well-equipped kitchen adjoining. They say the kitchen is the heart of the home and this unique kitchen is at the centre of the building, boasting its own pantry as well as opening out into the sun room, with comfortable seating where you can unwind with garden views. The separate living room is a generous size with three sofas around the TV, and you also have a reading room/study at the front of the property with a telescope so that you can have a closer look at passing boats and ships. The ground floor also benefits from having a double bedroom with its own en-suite shower. Up on the first floor you have a further three double bedrooms all boasting sea views, the master double has its own walk-in dressing room as well as an en-suite bathroom.
Stroll down to the historic harbour, explore the quaint cobbled streets, and climb the 199 steps up to the famous Whitby Abbey, a popular historical attraction which has inspired visitors for nearly 1500 years, boasting wondrous sea views. Take a moment to explore the Gothic ruins and discover the history behind the abbey, said to have been the home of the first known English poet and an inspiration for Bram Stoker’s famous novel ’Dracula’. The long, sandy beaches are a delight, and all visitors need to partake in trying the renowned fish and chips! This beautiful area has a wealth of attractions, with quaint coastal villages such as Robin Hood’s Bay and Staithes nearby, and the dramatic countryside and moorland.

Albion Cottage the perfect holiday home to welcome guests on an unforgettable stay in glorious Whitby. At the front you have the driveway, with an enclosed garden circling the property, at the front of the garden you have sea views from the patio, with a seating area perfect for taking in the views. The back garden looks directly onto the golf course which welcomes guests to play a round whilst taking in the panoramic cliff top scenery. Stepping inside there is a conservatory at the rear of the property looking out onto the garden, with a sofa to unwind on. The shaker style kitchen is very well equipped. The garage attached to the house is perfect for storage for motor bikes, bicycles, surf boards and other outdoor equipment.
You are within easy walking distance of the many attractions in this gorgeous coastal town. Whitby was inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula, and there is a dark side - with ghost walks to both fright and delight. The wonderful Goth Festival takes place twice a year. There are other festivals such as the Folk Festival, Whitby Regatta and the Steam Punk Weekend. With many award-winning restaurants, old pubs and tea rooms, a colourful harbour and a glorious long golden beach, this is a great place for all interests and ages. Other hidden gems include Runswick Bay, Saltburn-by-the-Sea and Robin Hood’s Bay, each has its own story of pirates and smuggling to tell. There are an abundance of walks and cycle tracks for ramblers and cyclists to take advantage of, including the Cleveland Way along the cliff tops, as well as the Esk Valley and its stunning scenery, best enjoyed from the windows of the steam train that travels right into the heart of the North York Moors National Park from Whitby to Pickering. Your well-behaved dogs are welcome to join you, they are sure to be in heaven exploring the beaches, and there are an abundance of dog friendly cafés and pubs to choose from. Beach within ⅓ mile.

You will find no other property like the Woodman House; it has been furnished to an exceptionally high standard, ensuring you have a wonderful stay. Situated in the village of Sleights just outside of the historic coastal town of Whitby. Once inside you are sure to be wowed by the beautiful open plan living area, bathed in light from the ceiling windows as well as the wall-to-wall glass panelling. In this fabulous social area, you have comfortable seating for you all to gather together, as well as a long sweeping dining table perfect for entertaining. All open plan with the large sleek and modern kitchen, with everything needed to create homemade meals. A glass sliding wall separates this room from the games room, which is ideal for younger family members as well as adults having a bit of light hearted fun in an evening. There is a sitting room on the ground floor, this smaller more intimate room boasts a wood burner, creating an atmospheric and cosy space. There is a ground bedroom, as well as a bathroom with a spa bath. Upstairs on the first floor there are two kingsize bedrooms, beneath beamed ceilings, as well as a twin bedroom.
The village of Sleights is less than 5 miles from the centre of Whitby, as well as being on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. The village has a welcoming atmosphere, with a range of amenities including a village shop, pub, hairdressers, fish and chip restaurant, butcher, and bakery. The river Esk flows through the edge of the village and further along its banks in neighbouring Ruswarp you have boat and canoe hire where you can enjoy an idyllic trip on the water. The river attracts a host of wildlife, from leaping salmon and heron to otters and kingfishers if you are lucky enough to spot them. Children are sure to enjoy feeding the ducks or riding the miniature steam train as well as visiting the indoor play centre in the neighbouring village.
The nearby coastal town of Whitby attracts guests from around the world, with quirky cobbled streets, boats bobbing in the harbour, as well the iconic abbey up on the cliff to. See for yourself why this historic coastal town has become such a desirable holiday destination. For beach lovers as well as Whitby’s golden beach you have Sandsend, Runswick Bay, Robin Hood’s Bay and Scarborough all just a short drive away. You can treat younger family members to a day out at Flamingo Land theme park, Alpamare water park or the Sea Life Centre. There is so much to see and do all year round, and here you have a luxurious base to return to. This destination is a haven for dogs with fabulous walks nearby, including ancient woodlands such as Falling Foss, the Cleveland Way walking trail across the cliff tops and an array of dog-friendly beaches. Beach 4½ miles.

Dale View is a Victorian house, built in 1896 and its characterful period features include beamed ceilings and original fireplaces in both reception rooms. The house has a real welcoming home from home feel throughout and has been carefully furnished with your comfort in mind. The open fire in the living room and the gas stove in the dining room provide the perfect place to enjoy atmospheric, comfortable, and cosy evenings, after a busy day exploring the beautiful surroundings. The well-equipped dining kitchen has an authentic country feel, with bespoke kitchen units and hand painted tiles. There is everything you need to create favourite home cooked meals. The rear door leads out from the kitchen into a small, south facing, enclosed patio with table and chairs for alfresco dining.

Upstairs are two bedrooms; one bedroom with King-size bed beneath the beamed vaulted ceiling, and a spacious family bedroom with beamed ceiling, double bed, and a single bed. From both bedrooms Ravenscar cliffs can be seen and glimpses of the sea beyond. There is a bathroom with roll top bath, along with a shower room, perfect for a family or couple holidaying together.
Every room has thoughtful personal touches, with original artwork of the inspiring surrounding area.

The village of Fylingthorpe is in the heart of the North York Moors National Park and approximately half a mile from Robin Hood’s Bay. There is a local village pub, five minutes’ walk from Dale View serving meals, local beers, and real ales, with large beer garden and play area for children. Opposite the pub is a small village shop for essentials. Days out can include many walking and cycle trails; a particular favourite is along the coastal cinder track to Boggle Hole or Ravenscar. Robin Hood’s Bay is a must and is within walking distance of Dale View, taking less than twenty minutes to walk into the heart of this fascinating village. Famous for its winding, cobbled streets, tiny fisherman’s cottages, old stories of smuggling and secret underground tunnels, and along the Yorkshire Jurassic coast, spectacular scars, rockpools and fossils. Further along the coast is Whitby, known for its magnificent gothic abbey and Dracula. Further north is Sandsend, Staithes, and Runswick Bay. To the south you will find Scarborough, Flamborough Head, and the Dalby Forest. This is a wonderful destination which draws visitors from around the UK to enjoy the incredible scenery and to discover the fascinating history which makes this area so unique.