Dog-Friendly Holidays in Yorkshire: find your perfect rental from just £43 per night!
Dog owners will know how important it is to research where you're visiting to make sure not only that you're able to bring your dog along, but also that it is the kind of environment your dog will enjoy. To make things easier, we've compiled our top 5 picks for fun dog-friendly activities in Yorkshire.
Situated near Harrogate, Brimham Rocks is home to a weird and wonderful display of rock formations, including the Gorilla and the Dancing Bear. Pleasant woodland walking trails lead to stunning views over Nidderdale, and dogs are more than welcome to come along, even into the shop and exhibition room where water bowls are available. Keep in mind that dogs should be kept on a lead from April to June to protect ground-nesting birds.
Try something different and bring your dog on a traditional steam train through the stunning Haworth countryside. Owners should remember to keep close control of their dogs while travelling and keep them on the floor of the train. The best part is that dogs travel free of charge!
Situated in North Yorkshire, Skipton Castle is one of the best-preserved medieval castles in the UK, originally built in 1090 by a Norman baron. Dog owners will be pleased to know that dogs on leads are allowed not only within the castle grounds but also inside the castle itself too. There's tons of history to explore around the 900-year-old building, as well as a castle shop for souvenirs and a café with refreshments.
Fountains Abbey is one of the largest and most well-known ruined Cistercian monasteries in England and is well worth a visit when you're in Yorkshire. It's situated just a 3-mile drive from the town of Ripon and offers free admission for existing National Trust members. Dogs are allowed inside the abbey, and there are plenty of outdoor seating areas too, so your dog can join you for a bite to eat and drink.
Filey Bird Garden and Animal Park is an award-winning Yorkshire countryside attraction and home to exotic birds, a variety of animal species, and lush green spaces. It's a great place to visit with curious kids, and with 5 acres of land, there's plenty of opportunities to take a relaxing stroll. Dogs are welcomed at the park, and water bowls are even provided for them.
| 😎 Quietest month | December |
|---|---|
| 🥳 Busiest month | November |
| 🛏️ Popular accommodation types | Cottage and House rentals |
| 🌡️ Warmest weather | July and August |
| 🥶 Coldest weather | 2 °C in February and January |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | March and July |
By using HomeToGo, you can find prices as low as £43 per night when it comes to holiday rentals for Dog-Friendly Holidays in Yorkshire.
Cottage in Yorkshire can accommodate 5 people on average, with options for larger and smaller groups.
Best types of holiday home for Dog-Friendly Holidays in Yorkshire are House rentals and Cottage.
