One of the best things about being a dog owner is sharing your dog’s unbounded appreciation of simple pleasures. So when heading off for some sea air, beach walks and pub lunches, how could we possibly leave them behind! When looking for a holiday with dogs Cornwall is hard to beat. However it’s not always easy to find the best places to stay in Cornwall with dogs so we thought we’d lend a hand. When looking for a holiday with dogs, Cornwall is hard to beat. Let’s explore our best places to stay in Cornwall with a dog. Along with tips on local beaches that are dog friendly all year round.
Best places to stay in Cornwall with a dog
Little Menherion
For a dog-friendly, eco-conscious escape in Cornwall, Little Menherion offers a trio of enchanting glamping options: a log cabin, a roundhouse, and a yurt. Set on a twelve-acre smallholding in West Cornwall’s Menherion hamlet, each property is beautifully crafted with sustainable touches—using reclaimed and locally sourced materials—while embracing the natural surroundings. With no Wi-Fi, it’s an ideal place to reconnect with nature and unwind with your furry friend by your side. Guests can also visit the onsite shop, The Wee Shop, stocked with local Cornish produce.
Little Menherion | Sleeps 2 | From £125 Per Night
Don’t let Little Menherion’s secluded location fool you, Cornwall’s top attractions are closer than you might think! In under thirty minutes, you can explore beautiful National Trust sites such as Godrevy’s surf beach. Major spots like Falmouth, St Ives, and Truro are within a forty-minute drive, and the renowned Eden Project is just under an hour away.
Gwelva Hills Lodges
For a stylish and dog-friendly retreat on Cornwall’s north coast, Gwelva Hills Lodges in Bude offers luxurious self-catering lodges with sweeping coastal views. These nine beautifully designed lodges, named after local beaches, can accommodate between four and six guests, making them ideal for families, friends, or couples. Four of the lodges welcome pets, so your pup can join in on the adventure. With nearby surfing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and scenic trails, plus the charming shops of Bude, Gwelva Hills is an excellent base for exploring Cornwall with your furry friend.
Gwelva Hills Lodges | Sleeps 6 | From £154 Per Night
Bude’s location makes it a prime spot for beach adventures and beyond. Nearby Tintagel Castle brings a touch of legend with its Arthurian connections, while Clovelly’s charming, timeless fishing village is a must-visit. For a grander outing, the Eden Project is a scenic hour’s drive and well worth the trip.
The Lookout at Bogee Farm
For couples seeking a romantic escape with their dog, The Lookout near Padstow is the perfect sanctuary. Nestled on a 100-acre family farm, this stylish Scandi-inspired cabin for two combines simple living with cozy comforts, including superfast Wi-Fi. The Lookout offers access to open countryside, scenic trails, and the stunning Cornish coast—ideal for long, leisurely walks with your pup. Plus, it’s just a quick 10-minute drive to Padstow, where you’ll find exceptional dining options, from Rick Stein’s eateries to Michelin-starred No.6 by Paul Ainsworth.
The Lookout at Bogee Farm | Sleeps 2 | From £140 Per Night
Just a short drive from the A30, The Lookout is an ideal base for beach lovers and outdoor adventurers alike. Discover the scenic Camel Trail, a mostly traffic-free route stretching up to 18 miles, perfect for hiking or biking through the stunning Cornish countryside. For beach days, Harlyn Bay, Constantine Bay, and the iconic Bedruthan Steps are nearby, while Trevose Head offers breathtaking coastal views. Want to catch a wave? Newquay’s surf spots are only 20 minutes away, and Padstow’s ferry can take you to Rock, Cornwall’s “Saint Tropez.”
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Colvase
If you’re seeking a peaceful escape with your dog, Colvase offers the ideal countryside retreat. Just four miles from the historic town of Looe, these beautifully renovated barn cottages sit on 36 acres of scenic valley and woodland, perfect for tranquil dog-friendly getaways. nearby dog-friendly walks and dining, it’s a perfect home base for both you and your furry friend.
Colvase | Sleeps 2 | From £120 Per Night
Colvase’s location is perfect for beach lovers and explorers alike. Just four miles from the fishing town of Looe, you’ll find fantastic seafood restaurants, charming shops, and scenic coastal walks. For a bit of adventure, take the South West Coast Path to the nearby, picturesque village of Polperro. Seaton Beach, a dog-friendly spot just over ten minutes away, offers a perfect morning stroll or surf. For history buffs, the mystical Hurlers Stone Circles on Bodmin Moor are close by, and Plymouth is only a half-hour away for a full day out.
Fallen Angel
Nestled in the charming coastal village of Mousehole, Fallen Angel is a secluded, foot-accessible hideaway, perfect for couples seeking a romantic retreat with their dog. This architect-designed escape sits within lush, terraced gardens, offering an intimate space with breathtaking sea views. The design blends rustic charm with luxurious comfort. While extras like private chef services and at-home pampering create an extraordinary experience. Ideal for elopements, mini-moons, or special anniversaries. This picturesque Cornish spot provides a memorable stay for those looking to relax in style with their furry friend.
Fallen Angel | Sleeps 2 | From £210 Per Night
While Fallen Angel is an inviting sanctuary, you’ll want to explore the charming village of Mousehole. Wander through its medieval lanes, explore local art galleries, or try a classic Cornish pasty. For a scenic adventure, stroll to nearby Penzance and reward yourself with a dip in the historic Penzance Lido. Wine lovers can indulge at Polgoon Vineyard for a tasting or a special food-and-wine evening. Just a short drive away is St Michael’s Mount, the iconic tidal island with a storied castle and stunning views, a magical must-see in Cornwall.
East Thorne
Luxury Dog Friendly Glamping Near Bude. Choose from the roundhouses at East Thorne and immerse yourselves in the experience. Great for foodies, with hampers of local produce to order, pizza ovens and communal campfires. Whether you’re a couple or family, East Thorne is among the very best dog friendly glamping in Cornwall. On site there is plenty for kids, with animals and play equipment, so you can book a massage or soak in the hot tub after a day in the fresh air. Sandymouth, Duckpool, Millook and Black Rock are dog friendly beaches all year round.
East Thorne | Sleep 2-6 | Hot Tub | From £98 per night
That sums up our best places to stay in Cornwall with a dog. As you plan your next getaway to Cornwall with your furry friend, these dog-friendly accommodations promise unforgettable experiences amidst stunning landscapes. Each location offers something unique for you and your canine companion. With endless opportunities for exploration, outdoor adventures, and local attractions, you and your pup can create lasting memories together.
For more ideas on dog friendly stays UK-wide, browse our dog friendly accommodation.
Featured Photo Credit: Fallen Angel
