Dog-Friendly Shepherd's Huts in Wiltshire
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Dog-friendly shepherd’s huts in Wiltshire
A shepherd’s hut is a cosy, simple stay for two and a dog, and Wiltshire’s wide skies and quiet countryside suit them perfectly.
At Cocklebury Farm, a family-run farm near Pewsey, two stargazing shepherd’s huts each have their own garden and fire pit, with the Kennet & Avon Canal towpath right by the farm. At Durrington, The Stonehenge Inn has shepherd’s huts in its courtyard, a replica stone circle on the lawn and the real Stonehenge just over two miles away. Dogs are welcome for £20 a stay.
The canal towpath is flat and easy, and the chalk downs and ancient sites around Avebury and Stonehenge make for big, open walks.
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Cocklebury Farm
Pewsey, Wiltshire
Cocklebury is a family-run working farm near Pewsey, on the Kennet & Avon Canal in the North Wessex Downs. It has three stable conversions and two stargazing shepherd’s huts, each with its own garden and fire pit, and dogs are welcome in every one of them.
Sleeps:2 per unit (up to 10) Pets:One-off charge per stay- Walks from the door
The Stonehenge Inn
Durrington, near Salisbury, Wiltshire
The Stonehenge Inn is the closest pub to Stonehenge, a red-brick inn in Durrington with its own replica stone circle on the front lawn that you’re free to wander through. You can stay in en-suite rooms above the bar, in shepherd’s huts in the courtyard or in an 1885 railway carriage.
Sleeps:1–5 per room Pets:£20 per stay View more details