Dog-Friendly Accommodation in Somerset
11 Properties
Where to stay in Somerset with your dog
Somerset gives you a bit of everything with a dog: the heather and combes of Exmoor, the Quantock Hills, the Mendips around Cheddar Gorge, and miles of sand at Brean and Berrow. In between there are cider farms, market towns and plenty of country pubs where dogs are welcome by the fire.
Our hand-picked Somerset stays include The Crown Hotel in Exford, right in the middle of Exmoor, The Quantock Hide in the Quantock Hills, and Mello View, an off-grid cabin above the Axe Valley. For pubs with rooms, there’s The Queen’s Arms at Corton Denham and The Crossways near Wells, and families can choose from holiday parks at Brean and Berrow. Toad Hall Cottages and Boutique Retreats add dog-friendly cottages across the county.
Every listing tells you how many dogs can come, what it costs and what’s nearby. For ideas, see our dog-friendly days out in Somerset.
Sandy Meadows Lodge Park
Brean, Somerset
Accessed via a quiet lane is Sandy Meadows Lodge Park, a stunning development of 40 lodges with countryside views. Here you have the peace and tranquillity of a small site yet are only a couple of minutes from sister park, Sandy Glade, where you can enjoy all of the park facilities including indoor pool and clubroom.
Pets:Maximum 2 dogs per accommodation- More than one dog welcome
Boutique Retreats
Throughout the South West
From cosying up fireside in a country cottage, to stargazing from a dreamy hot tub at your clifftop hideaway, seek the magic of a staycation with Boutique Retreats. With over 250 luxury abodes to choose from, uncover our curated collection of luxury, dog-friendly retreats, set in unique locations across the UK.
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Sandy Glade Holiday Park
Berrow & Brean, Somerset
Our Sandy Glade Holiday Park in Brean, Somerset boasts plenty of open, green space for the kids to run free. There’s a fantastic indoor pool with water jets and fountains and an adventure playground so they can let off steam while you relax.
We understand that your four-legged friend is an important part of your family which is why we offer a wide range of dog-friendly caravan holidays.
Pets:Maximum 2 dogs per accommodation- More than one dog welcome
- Swimming pool
Mello View
Winsham, near Chard, Somerset
In 2014 Ed, a chef, and Vicky, a Pilates teacher, swapped London for a crumbling 1950s cowshed above the Axe Valley, and Grand Designs filmed the rebuild. It’s now a five-acre smallholding, and the Gardener’s Shed is its off-grid hideaway: a wood burner, a day bed on the terrace and no WiFi at all. Up to two dogs are welcome, as long as they leave the hens alone.
Sleeps:2 adults + 2 children Pets:£10 per dog (up to 2 dogs)- More than one dog welcome
- Wood-burner or open fire
Apple Cottage – Woodlands Retreats
Near Pylle, Somerset
A stylish, dog-friendly country cottage in the Somerset countryside, Apple Cottage is made for relaxing escapes with plenty of character. With two en-suite bedrooms, a private garden, hot tub and wood burner, it’s a cosy base for exploring the rolling hills around Pylle with your four-legged friend.
Sleeps:4-5- Walks from the door
- Hot tub
- Wood-burner or open fire
The Quantock Hide
The Quantock Hills
Off the beaten track and just a short breeze down the motorway and you can be standing on wild open moorland with the wind in your hair, the stunning Jurassic coast and the Black Mountains of Wales in the distance in this magical place. The Quantock Hide is something a bit different – a hint of a noble hunting lodge, a Himalayan garden paradise, watched over by a majestic group of 500 year old English Beech trees. A truly unique dog friendly luxury retreat in Somerset.
Sleeps:4 Pets:Up to 3 dogs, dog biscuits, water bowls and beds provided- Enclosed garden
- More than one dog welcome
- Walks from the door
- Year-round dog-friendly beach nearby
- Hot tub
- Wood-burner or open fire
The Crown Hotel, Exford
Exford, Exmoor, Somerset
The Crown is a 17th-century coaching inn in Exford, right in the middle of Exmoor, run by Sara with her father Chris and her son Ellis. Dogs are welcome for £9 a night, the moor starts at the front door, and there’s a log fire waiting in the bar when you get back.
Sleeps:1–2 per room; cottage sleeps 6 Pets:£9 per night- Walks from the door
- Wood-burner or open fire
The Crossways
North Wootton, near Wells
Nestling in the heart of Somerset, within a short distance to Wells and Glastonbury, The Crossways offers great food and superb accommodation. We are an AA Rated 5 Star Inn with an AA Rosette awarded for Culinary Excellence, and our bar and restaurant is open to non-residents.
- No dog charge
Toad Hall Cottages
Throughout Somerset
With more than one Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to explore, Somerset is the perfect destination for a dog friendly holiday. Toad Hall Cottages has a large portfolio of dog friendly cottages throughout the county – the perfect base from which to experience the beauty of Somerset with your four-legged companion.
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Tucker’s Grave Inn
Radstock, Somerset
Dog-friendly camping beside one of Somerset’s most characterful historic cider pubs, with countryside walks from the doorstep, live music, good food and dogs welcome in the pub.
- Walks from the door
- Wood-burner or open fire