Northumberland is quite possibly my favourite place on the planet. Endless sandy beaches, oodles of history and plenty of fantastic hill and woodland walks, it’s a dog owner’s dream holiday destination. We keep returning here year after year (and if I’m honest I’d quite happily swap Yorkshire to live in Northumberland – don’t tell Sam).
Dog friendly accommodation in Northumberland
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Doxford Farm Camping: the most beautiful glamping pods we have ever stayed in, perfect to celebrate a special occasion. Sleeps 2 adults and up to 2 children depending on the pod, in a fantastic location close to the Northumberland Coast.
Copper Beech Cottages: a stunning collection of well appointed cottages a short walk from Rothbury. Sleeping 4-8 depending on the cottage with enclosed gardens, 2 dogs allowed (more by negotiation).
The Hemmel: located handily close to Kielder Forest and Hadrian’s Wall, the Hemmel near Tarset is a spacious modern cottage sleeping up to 6 people and 2 dogs with an enclosed courtyard area. There is a huge, well-equipped kitchen and plenty of space for everyone.
Battlesteads: this hotel and restaurant is both dog and cat friendly, ideally located for exploring Kielder Forest and Hadrian’s Wall. Dogs are welcome to dine with you but can also be left in your room if you prefer – don’t miss out on the opportunity to join in with one of the onsite star gazing events at Battlesteads Observatory.