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Dogs Welcome Properties
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| Stan and friend Paddy running in the paddock at Lebanon Cottage |
We are used to travelling with our own dogs so we are very aware
of the difficulties of booking truly dog friendly holiday accommodation. Many of the properties on this site take dogs, but
each owner has a different policy so please check all details before you book so that you are sure that the property you choose
suits your needs.
Please note that the following properties are NOT able to accept dogs of any
size or breed except registered assistance dogs: Bartinney Barns, Manor Farm.
Read through our details
on each cottage below where the owners have provided further information about their dogs welcome setup and policies.
Please respect the properties as you would your own home, do not allow your dogs to damage furniture and fittings and clean
up any dog hair. If damage is caused a charge may be made. As each of the cottages do have many non-dog owning guests, please
ensure that dogs arrive free of fleas and freshly groomed / bathed to ensure there are no lingering odours for the comfort
of future guests.
Lebanon Cottage At Lebanon Cottage the garden is enclosed by a high wall and fence. There is a fenced off paddock
next to the cottage with lovely views across the valley that is exclusively used by guests for dog exercising. Dogs are
generally not allowed to be left alone in the cottage unless they are crated. No limit on numbers, but please
mention you have dogs when booking. A dogs welcome pack with details on local beaches, pubs, cafes and things to do with
your dog is provided along with a dog bowl and Cornish dog treats. There is an outside tap to wash off muddy or sandy
paws and a dog towel and shampoo are provided.
Charges for dogs: no charge
Numbers allowed:
no limit
1 Bethany Place At 1 Bethany Place the patio is enclosed by approximately 4ft wall (see pictures on individual
property page). Dogs are not allowed to be left alone in the cottage unless crated. A dogs welcome pack with details
of local beaches, cafes, pubs and things to do with your dog is provided along with a dog bowl and welcome biscuits.
There is an outside tap to wash off muddy or sandy paws and a dog towel and shampoo are provided.
Charges for
dogs: no charge
Numbers allowed: please ask when booking
Kenidjack View At Kenidjack View the decking at the rear is fenced and gated for the safety of both children and dogs. There is a fenced
and walled (of varying heights) grass area that runs from the rear to the front of the property and backs on to farmland.
There are walks to the coast path from the end of the small close. Due to the fact that the property is attached on one side,
for the comfort of neighbours, dogs cannot be left in the property on their own without permission from the owners. No limit
on the number or size of dogs, but please mention you have dogs when booking. A dog bowl and welcome biscuits are provided
along with throws for the sofa. There is an outside tap to wash off muddy or sandy paws and a dog towel and shampoo are provided.
Charges for dogs: no charge
Numbers allowed: no limit
The Store The patio is fully enclosed and secure. Dogs are not allowed to be left alone in the cottage unless crated. Details
of local beaches and things to do with your dog are provided along with a dog bowl and welcome biscuits. There is an
outside tap to wash off muddy or sandy paws and a dog towel and shampoo are provided.
Charges for dogs:
no charge
Numbers allowed: please ask when booking
Dogs welcome in St Just
St Just is surrounded by a network
of paths to the moor or to the sea. We are just over a mile from the South West Coast Path and many of Cornwall's lovely
beaches are open for dogs all year.
All the pubs in St Just allow well behaved dogs, and there is also a cafe
that welcomes your furry friends. Here are some of their websites.
The Cook Book - cafe and bookshop www.thecookbookstjust.co.uk
Wellington Hotel - pub and food www.wellington-hotel.co.uk
Commercial Hotel - pub and food www.commercial-hotel.co.uk
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| Dog friendly beach at Long Rock |
DOGS ON BEACHES
There are many great beaches in
the area where dogs are allowed all year including Long Rock, Porth Kidney, Priest Cove and Gwenver. The rules on
many of the other beaches are different depending on where they are - some do have a complete ban from Easter
to the end of September, but many allow dogs on the beach in the early morning and evening during this time, such
as at Sennen Cove.
Take the link to the VisitCornwall website for a useful map and check out the beaches
in the area that you plan to stay. Click here for a useful map of local beaches.
Here are just some of the things our
guests have said about cottages on this site:
‘So
nice for the dogs to be really welcomed not just tolerated’
‘Still can’t get over how dog
friendly the place is’
'Our
three dogs were welcomed in the pub and delighted to walk from the cottage to the beach every day'
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| Stan doing agility |
ST JUST DOG AGILITY
Click HERE for more details
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