Northumberland brings together the county’s coast, National Park and walking routes around Hadrian’s Wall, giving dogs and owners plenty of different days out.
We work with established UK providers to bring you genuinely dog-friendly cottages in Northumberland, including stays with enclosed gardens, walks from the doorstep and room for four-legged friends.
Across the county, sandy beaches sit beneath Bamburgh Castle, harbour towns look out to the Farne Islands, and historic villages offer dog-friendly holidays with pubs and independent shops nearby. Housesteads Roman Fort forms part of the Frontiers of the Roman Empire World Heritage Site. At the same time, market towns, National Trust properties, castles, open spaces and dog-friendly attractions give the whole family a wide choice of things to do on a pet-friendly holiday.
Three-storey coastal cottage in central Alnmouth with upper-floor sea views, a wood burner and shared enclosed courtyard near village cafés.
7 nights from £767
Detached Grade II-listed cottage near Alnwick with a private hot tub, mature garden and wood burner in Lemmington Hall’s grounds.
7 nights from £837
Practical coastal cottage in Amble with flagstone floors, a wood burner and enclosed courtyard, plus an outdoor tap for washing sandy dogs.
7 nights from £666
Traditional single-storey cottage by Bamburgh’s dunes with en-suite bedrooms, an electric AGA and a private garden near the beach.
7 nights from £1,146
Stone-built village cottage in Beadnell with hard floors, enclosed courtyard and ground-floor WC, approximately 300 metres from the sandy beach.
7 nights from £838
Beachfront family cottage in Spittal with panoramic bay-window views, a wood burner and enclosed rear garden directly opposite the promenade.
7 nights from £882
Former shepherd’s cottage in Kirknewton with Cheviot views, an open fire and large stone-walled garden, plus a separate kennel outbuilding.
7 nights from £682
Refurbished stone cottage overlooking Craster harbour with a wood burner, garden and the Dunstanburgh Castle walk beginning outside the door.
7 nights from £729
Characterful Embleton cottage with an inglenook wood burner, claw-foot bath and enclosed garden, finished by an outdoor Ooni oven.
7 nights from £1,095
Converted gamekeeper’s cottage on a Bardon Mill working farm with lake views, whirlpool bath and fire pit, near Hadrian’s Wall.
7 nights from £536
Traditional Kielder village house with an extra-large enclosed garden, boot room and rear gate leading directly towards the forest trails.
7 nights from £600
Central Morpeth cottage with a wood burner, enclosed courtyard and private parking, steps from shops, pubs, restaurants and riverside paths.
7 nights from £557
Well-placed Rothbury cottage with a double-sided wood burner, west-facing wrap-around garden and fire pit, under half a mile from village shops.
7 nights from £552
Historic-quarter Seahouses cottage with a wood burner, enclosed courtyard and utility room, close to the harbour, village centre and beach.
7 nights from £614
Restored Georgian cottage on Warkworth’s main street with two bathrooms, boot porch and enclosed courtyard, near the river, cafés and castle.
7 nights from £809
Our collection of dog-friendly cottages in the Northumberland area is pawfect for couples, families and groups travelling with their four-legged friends. These pet-friendly holiday cottages often include features such as enclosed gardens, open fires, and walks from the doorstep, alongside larger houses with room for the whole family. Some sit near golden beaches or village pubs; others place the stunning views of the Northumberland National Park within easy reach.
Compare each cottage’s location and outdoor space before booking, particularly if you are bringing more than one canine companion. Here is a selection of the types of Northumberland dog-friendly cottages we feature.
Pet-friendly accommodation in Northumberland offers dog owners a genuine choice among the coast, countryside, historic towns, and charming villages. Along the Northumberland Coast, there are so many castles and stunning beaches to set tails wagging. Inland, walking around the Coquet Valley, which extends towards the north of the county, you’ll find the Roman frontier. Choose the location that matches the type of dog-friendly holiday in Northumberland you’d enjoy.
