Northumberland offers a wide range of stays, so the best choice depends on the type of getaway you’re after. Some visitors prefer the popular spots, while others look for places near the coast, something unique, or a quieter escape away from the crowds. This page will help you find the right dog-friendly stay for you..
If you want to start with the favourites, begin here. These are the types of stay most people look for first when planning a break in Northumberland. They are popular for a reason and often end up being the places dog owners rebook. If you’d rather start with our hand-picked pet-friendly cottages in Northumberland you can do that here too.
Relax knowing your dog can play safely outdoors. Every cottage includes a secure garden or fenced area, ideal for peace of mind during your stay.
Cottages with Enclosed GardensStay near the sea for morning beach walks and fresh air. This collection includes cottages close to dog-friendly pubs and year-round beaches.
Cottages by the CoastAfter a day of exploring, enjoy a soak while your dog relaxes nearby. This range features trusted cottages with private hot tubs across Northumberland.
Cottages With Hot TubsThese are high-quality cottages with thoughtful design and dog-friendly layouts. Expect enclosed gardens, log burners, and easy access to local walks.
Luxury CottagesFor many people, Northumberland is all about the coast. Big beaches, sea views, and villages with coastal paths all around. If that is the kind of trip you have in mind, these bases keep you close to the shoreline and those iconic views.
Home to one of England’s most striking castles and open beaches. Dogs are welcome all year.
Cottages in Bamburgh for DogsCoastal town with beach access and local boat trips. Dog-friendly pubs and scenic paths.
Cottages in Seahouses for DogsSmall coastal spot with wide beaches and calm waters. Ideal for dogs that love to run and paddle.
Cottages in Beadnell for DogsColourful coastal village with wide beaches. Great for early runs or evening strolls with your dog.
Cottages in Alnmouth for DogsFishing village and start of the Dunstanburgh Castle walk, coastal views and good trails nearby.
Cottages in Craster for DogsA lively harbour town with a marina, coastal walks and beaches nearby. Ideal for days out with your dog.
Cottages in Amble for DogsSometimes you already know the kind of stay you want. It might be a cosy cabin, a last-minute escape, somewhere that works well for more than one dog, or something just a little different. This section helps you jump straight to the stays that match your ideal trip.
Open countryside with hill trails, rivers and dark skies. Walk the Cheviots or follow forest routes with your dog.
National Park CottagesFind cottages available for short-notice bookings, often at reduced rates. Perfect for a quick break when you want to bring your dog along without weeks of planning.
Last-Minute Holiday DealsDog-friendly log cabins that feel a little more tucked away. Think woodland edges, outdoor space, and that cosy cabin feel you do not quite get from a standard cottage stay.
Dog Friendly LodgesIdeal for owners travelling with several dogs. These larger cottages offer space to unwind, with big gardens and easy access to open trails.
Cottages for Three DogsSome brilliant Northumberland breaks happen far away from the most famous places. There are quieter villages, walking areas in the countryside, and small towns. If you are happy to look beyond the obvious spots, you may find a stay that suits you even better.
Historic market town with parks and dog-friendly cafés. Visit the castle or explore Hulne Park.
Cottages in Alnwick for DogsRiverside village with castle ruins and a sandy beach within walking distance.
Cottages in Warkworth for DogsSmall village with extensive beaches. Ideal for long off-lead walks and quiet breaks.
Cottages in Newton-by-the-Sea for DogsEdge of Northumberland National Park. Visit Cragside Estate for dog-friendly woodland walks.
Cottages in Rothbury for DogsGateway to the Cheviots. Great for walking holidays and open countryside.
Cottages in Wooler for DogsQuiet and atmospheric, reached by tidal causeway. Great for peaceful walks, check tide times before visiting.
Cottages on Holy Island for DogsA town with parks, riverside walks, and dog-friendly cafés. A good year-round option.
Cottages in Morpeth for DogsMarket town with riverside parks and a lively centre. Combines local life with good walks.
Cottages in Hexham for DogsLakeside and woodland setting with trails for all abilities. Lodges often back onto forest paths.
Cottages in Kielder Forest for DogsCoastal town near the Scottish border. Walk along the Tweed estuary or historic town walls.
Cottages in Berwick-upon-Tweed for DogsMarket village with riverside paths and local shops. A relaxed base near the Tyne Valley.
Cottages in Corbridge for DogsExpansive countryside and moorland. Great for energetic dogs and long scenic walks.
Cottages in the Cheviot Hills for DogsCentral point of Hadrian’s Wall. Ideal for history fans and long countryside walks.
Cottages in Haltwhistle for DogsRolling hills and lochs north of Northumberland. Suitable for more extended stays and quiet walking routes.
Cottages in the Scottish Borders for DogsA peaceful coastal village beside sweeping Embleton Bay and Dunstanburgh Castle. Dogs are welcome all year.
Cottages in Embleton for DogsNorthumberland village with country walks and dog-friendly pubs. Follow local trails or visit nearby St Cuthbert’s Cave.
Cottages in Belford for Dogs