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Notgrove Holidays

Notgrove, Cheltenham

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Escape to the heart of the Cotswolds at Notgrove Holidays, a dog-friendly collection of luxury holiday barns, glamping pods and safari lodges set within a stunning 1,500-acre private estate. Perfect for couples, families and groups, it’s an idyllic countryside retreat where dogs are just as welcome as their owners.

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Nestled in the picturesque village of Notgrove, just minutes from Bourton-on-the-Water, Notgrove Holidays offers a unique collection of dog-friendly self-catering accommodation surrounded by the beautiful Cotswold countryside. Choose from stylish holiday barns, cosy glamping pods or luxury safari lodges, all designed to provide a relaxing escape for couples, families and larger groups.

Set within the historic 1,500-acre Notgrove Estate, guests can enjoy scenic walks straight from the doorstep, meet friendly farm animals including alpacas, donkeys, goats and Highland cattle, or simply unwind in peaceful surroundings. On-site facilities include children’s play areas, games rooms, bike hire, tennis courts and EV charging, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Dogs are warmly welcomed across the estate, with dog-friendly holiday barns, selected glamping pods and all safari lodges available. Water bowls, dog towels and waste bags are provided, while miles of countryside trails make it easy to enjoy memorable adventures together. Whether you’re planning a romantic break, family holiday or group getaway, Notgrove Holidays is the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds with your four-legged companion.

Pet Perks

  • Dog-friendly holiday barns & safari lodges
  • Selected dog-friendly glamping pods (Lupin, Poppy, Buttercup, Bluebell)
  • Dog bowls & towels available
  • Dog waste bags supplied
  • Miles of countryside walks across the private estate
  • Friendly on-site farm animals
  • Fantastic walking routes from the doorstep
07517 268225
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