Dog-Friendly Holidays Powys

This stunning, four-bedroom holiday home rests on the outskirts of Cregrina near Builth Wells, Powys. Hot tub. Smart TVs. Woodburning stove. Bedrooms with en-suites. Llandrindod Wells 8.9 miles; Hay-on-Wye 10.9 miles; Brecon Beacons 29.8 miles.

Barcud Coch has been beautifully built and crafted by the owner, it is fully detached and includes a private wood-fired hot tub already at the correct temperature on your arrival, where the moon and the stars are the background lighting, and the birds and animals provide the sound track, allowing guests to relax straight away, while enjoying the stunning surrounding views. The lodge caters primarily for two adults, however it could easily accommodate 2 adults and 2 infants if you so wish by bringing your own travel cots, bedding and towels.
This pod is larger than average with an impressive open plan living space, complete with cosy wood burner. It is a fully insulated property and easily heated using the wood burner for which firelighters, kindling and logs are provided, and has a separate bedroom with a comfortable kingsize bed, a large storage area, full length mirror and USB charging points within the property. All set on one level, with one step into the property. Set overlooking surrounding farmland, this sumptuous solar-assisted property includes a seating area and a private wood-fired hot tub, with fabulous views. Guests are more than welcome to use the surrounding private field for recreational purposes, but pets must be supervised at all times as livestock may be present from time to time in adjacent fields.
It is situated just outside Penybontfawr, where there is a pub/restaurant and a village shop 1½ miles away, and a family butcher just 5 miles away. Lying between the Berwyn Mountains and the Hirnant Forest, this quiet village is just a short distance from both Lake Vyrnwy and Lake Bala. The towns of Oswestry, Welshpool and Shrewsbury are situated nearby, and all offer a large range of independent bars, shops and restaurants for guests to enjoy. All areas of mid and North Wales are easily accessible from the lodge. The Snowdonia National Park starts on top of the Berwyns, and you will find many places to visit for a day trip, including a white-water rafting centre, sailing at Lake Bala, the mountain biking centre, Bounce Below and Zip World at Blaenau Ffestiniog. The stunning west Wales coastline is only an hour’s drive away.
This property can be booked together with Llety’r Saer (UK35618) and Creyr Glas Pod (UK41796) to accommodate up to 8 guests.

Nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac in a residential area, Ty Cwtch is a welcoming bolthole for your mini break or holiday.
This cosy and bright, one-bedroom bungalow is well equipped throughout; the living space is open plan and has comfortable seating, a pull-out sofa bed and TV. The dining table can expand to create a larger workspace and the kitchen is well equipped. There is a separate bedroom with a double bed and plenty of storage space as well as an en-suite walk-in shower room.
Porthcawl is one of South Wales’ most popular seaside towns, with great beaches, a theatre, The Grand Pavillion and an amusement park. The town is much loved and has a welcoming and nostalgic feel to it. There is something on offer for everyone, with activities for all ages. There are sandy and rocky beaches to explore where you can build yourself a sandcastle, or simply sit and enjoy the views. Rest Bay Beach is particularly popular for surfers, swimmers and body boarders and is home to a water activity centre where you can book lessons or hire some kit and go and catch the waves.
You can horse ride on the beach and track across the sand dunes, or simply enjoy the coastline with a leisurely walk along the coastal path. The bustling front has lots to offer in terms of entertainment, whether you are browsing local shops and boutiques, visiting the amusement park, or heading to the pavilion to see a show. There are lots of choices for dining in Porthcawl with many independent pubs, a lovely array of restaurants and cafés to choose from. The town is also a popular spot for some unique annual events, most notably the world-renowned Elvis Festival which is the largest in the world outside of Memphis as well as golf tournaments at the Royal Porthcawl Golf Club. If you prefer a more leisurely time, The Wilderness Lake is a gentle 2- minute stroll away, where you can feed the ducks and swans; there’s also a super play park for the children and the many coffee shops.

This fabulous property is located just outside Newtown and is surrounded by 360 degree views of the Mid Wales and borders rolling hills and mountains. This detached holiday home has everything that a family or group could need for their getaway, and is within a great location for those taking their pets on holiday as it has a large enclosed garden and a 2-acre field attached to the property. This property has a large entrance hallway, spectacular views from the conservatory, sleeps 8 guests over four bedrooms, with two of them boasting en-suite facilities, and one other bedroom with a shower. There is also a games room which enjoys a full-sized snooker table, and an additional room where your little ones can enjoy a play about on the Wii. Once your little ones have worn themselves out and are fast asleep in bed, spend an evening under the stars with your loved one, or friends, and immerse yourself in the private hot tub that sits in the garden, or even enjoy an al fresco supper, with the barbecue using the conservatory as a cover if necessary. Alternatively, on a cold winter’s evening, snuggle up in front of the roaring wood burner with a blanket and a hot chocolate, enjoying the picture window with those stunning views, whilst spending some well-needed time with your nearest and dearest.
Situated just 2 miles away from the historic town of Newtown, this is the perfect property for exploring all that this stunning local area has to offer. Green Lane Cottage is an ideal base from which to explore mid Wales in any direction - the borders with England, the coast and further afield. This property sits on the Severn Way Walk and can literally be picked up in the field attached to the cottage. Other outdoor activities include Glyndwrs Way and Hafren Forest, as well as walks and fishing along the River Severn, canoe hire, quad biking and mountain biking trails. Tourist attractions include Powys, Montgomery and Dolerw Castles, Welshpool and Llanfair Railway, Llyn Clyedog Dam, Lake Vwrnwy, Elan Valley and the Snowdonia National Park. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Enjoying stunning countryside views, this detached single-storey, private, holiday cottage is the perfect romantic hideaway for two. The Cwtch, meaning a hug or cuddle, welcomes you from the moment you step inside the door. It has its own hot tub on the bedroom veranda, a double-ended slipper bath in the large bedroom alongside the double-sided wood burner, which is a cosy feature to both the bedroom and the open plan living area. On site spa and beauty treatments are also available by arrangement (at cost). The borderlands of England and Wales have a fine selection of historic market towns to explore with Newtown being the closest and offering a good selection of pubs, restaurants excellent shopping and is famous for arts and music galleries, museums and a theatre. Shop and pub 2 miles.

Tucked away in a quiet residential area of the popular mid-Wales town of Llanidloes, this charming, cosy and comfortable end of terrace cottage is a perfect, quaint retreat for couples. The cottage provides an ideal location for exploring the borderlands of England and Wales, which is an area of pretty countryside and charming market towns. Llanidloes is a typical market town where local goods and produce are readily available, and the town itself boasts plenty of good quality restaurants and bars. Superb walking and cycling available locally, with over 30 separate way marked walking routes starting from the town itself. The spectacular scenery at Llyn Clywedog, a man-made reservoir just above the town along with Hafren Forest where you will find the source of the River Severn, also affords wonderful walking opportunities. Aberystwyth’s seaside attractions and southern Snowdonia are also within easy reach. The cottage is decorated with a Christmas theme during the festive season. Fishing and golf within 1 mile. Shops and pubs 200yds.

Offa’s Dyke National Trail runs close by to the town, providing a good excuse to get on your boots and head off for a walk, there are vineyards and homemade ice cream suppliers nearby. Guests are also very close to the NT property Powys Castle, with 3 others within 45 minutes, Chirk Castle, Erddig and Attingham Park. The Welshpool to Llanfair steam railway, Montgomery Canal, and Lake Vyrnwy are all local and well worth a visit. Quad biking, paintballing and horse riding are all available locally, and watersports can be found at Bala Lake and in Llangollen, a 40-minute drive. Historic Shrewsbury is 30-minute drive, and the west Wales coastline is approximately a 1 hour drive. Shops, pubs and restaurants 1¼ miles.

Set within its own 4-acre grounds with public footpath giving direct access to the Black Mountains, this 18th-century house has panoramic views from all rooms.
Llangorse lake offers water sports, fishing and nature reserve. Riding is available locally and the local treking centre is within ¼ mile. Historic Brecon, Hay-on-Wye with interesting shops and eateries, Abergavenny are all within easy driving distance. Sandy beaches are only an hour’s drive away. Beach 23¾ miles. Pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Located in a peaceful and tranquil setting overlooking the local countryside and ideal for birdwatching, this well-proportioned, detached holiday property with a large garden, provides comfortable accommodation for those wishing to explore the delights of Mid Wales, North Wales, Chester and the Shropshire borders. With its wonderful rural surroundings and views over the hills and river valley, the property offers the perfect location for nature lovers and those who enjoy going for long walks. The property is detached and includes a living area with Smart TV. The kitchen/dining area is well-equipped with electric cooker and hob, fridge and microwave. There are bi-fold doors from the kitchen which lead out onto the patio area. Narrow stairs lead to the first floor which has one bedroom with a kingsize bed and five steps which lead to the en-suite bathroom.
Guests can visit Park Hall, Powys Castle, Erddig, Chirk Castle, nearby Llangollen with white water rafting, horse drawn canal barges, Lake Vyrnwy and steam railways, both at Llangollen and at Welshpool. The historic city of Chester is an easy drive, and one of the seven wonders of Wales, Llanrhaedr waterfalls is within a 15-minute drive.

Dating back to the 17th Century and surrounded by open countryside, this detached farmhouse nestles on a 400-acre family-run working farm, with cattle, sheep and chickens, and where a warm welcome is assured. Trowley Farmhouse is situated in a tranquil, unspoilt location at the end of a private lane. Ideal for getting friends and families together, there is space to socialise with two lounges and a large farmhouse-style kitchen. There is also a private garden and nearby orchards and fields to have fun in or to simply relax. Stepping into the flagged stone entrance porch and through the grand oak door into the panelled hallway, you will get a sense of the history of this wonderful house. With oak beams, thick stone walls and original bread oven in the kitchen, the property retains much of the character of the original building, whilst every modern convenience is provided to make your stay comfortable whatever the season. On chillier evenings, the wood burner and open fire will provide the focal point for cosy nights in. Enjoy extensive views of the Begwn Hills and the Black Mountains and Brecon Beacons, along with woodland and wildlife. The owners are happy to offer farm tours subject to availability.


The location is a must for nature lovers with red kites and buzzards often spotted, and up on Painscastle common, just a 20-minute walk, there are red grouse and curlews. Nearby is Rhosgoch Bog, a conservation area perfect for birdwatchers. At the highest point, known as the ‘Roundabout’ on the Begwn Hills, there are spectacular views and you can see seven counties on a clear day. The nearby town of Hay-on-Wye, famous for having close to 40 book shops, has plenty to keep you busy and one visit just isn’t enough. There are characterful antique shops and cafés, as well as many shops for those looking to discover a rare edition or bygone childhood book. Explore the atmospheric ruins of nearby Llanthony Priory, an early 13th Century Augustinian church which is open all year and entrance is free. Apart from being home to the internationally famous Royal Welsh Show, along with a host of other events, nearby Builth Wells offers everything from sports and leisure facilities, to an 18 hole golf course, pony trekking and renowned angling spots. The red kite feeding centre at Gigrin Farm offers the opportunity to come in close contact with these rare and magnificent birds on a daily basis.