Dog-friendly cottages in Wales

The exterior of Little Craig-y-borion, Pembrokeshire | © National Trust / Mike Henton

We have dog-friendly holiday cottages all over Wales, whether you'd like to scale a peak in one of the National Parks, or explore some of the 157 miles of the Welsh coastline we care for. Dogs go free at all of our dog-friendly cottages.

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Some holiday cottages have been recently refurbished, making them even more cosy and comfortable for your stay. We've preserved and given new life to original and historical features, helping to tell each building's special story. Many welcome dogs.

Little Milford Lodge, Pembrokeshire

A single-story from the 1950s, nestled in the Cleddau Woodlands with the tidal estuary running close by. Sleeps four. Welcomes two dogs.

Pant Rhiw Cottage, Gwynedd

This secluded cottage offers the ultimate getaway. Perched on a hillside, within the grounds of the Plas-yn-Rhiw estate, you'll enjoy uninterrupted views of Hell's Mouth Bay. Sleeps four. Welcomes two dogs.

Stackpole Manor House, Pembrokeshire

A large house. perfect for gathering, in the heart of the Stackpole estate near award-winning beaches. Sleeps six. Welcomes one dog.

The exterior of Tal y Braich, Betws y Coed, Gwynedd

Tal y Braich, Gwynedd

A cosy cottage in the shadow of Tryfan peak and close to the Carneddau mountain range. Sleeps five. Welcomes two dogs.

Hafod y Fedw, Gwynedd

A traditional cottage in the wilds of Eryri (Snowdonia) with a woodburner. Sleeps four. Welcomes two dogs.

The sitting room at Burrows Cottage, Swansea

Burrows Cottage, South Wales

This simple forester's cottage is in a secluded spot alongside a pine wood, a short walk to the sand dunes at Whiteford Burrows. Sleeps five, welcomes one dog.

Stackpole Quay Cottage 1, Pembrokeshire

One of a pair, Stackpole Quay Cottage 1 makes an ideal base for exploring Stackpole. The stretch of coastline that we protect is full of walking trails and stick-chasing opportunities. Take a stroll to Barafundle Bay and enjoy the white sands, where dogs are allowed to play throughout the year.

Treleddyd Fawr Cottage, Pembrokeshire

This traditional, pet-friendly Pembrokeshire cottage has been carefully restored by our conservation team, keeping many of its original features. Your dog might not appreciate the work that's gone into preserving the cottage, but the woodburner and coast path will surely be a big hit.

Castell Farmhouse, Pembrokeshire

This old farmhouse stands above Fishguard Bay with spectacular views out to sea. Lace your boots, grab a lead and follow one of the many paths that wind their way across this stretch of coastline. With an open fire, this cottage makes a great spot to curl up and watch the waves roll in.

Moryn, Gwynedd

In a bustling fishing village, this beach retreat has white sands and sailing boats outside the door. Sleeps two. Welcomes one dog.

Exterior of Caerllan, Llandysul, Ceredigion

Caerllan, Ceredigion

As far as dog-friendly destinations go, you'll struggle to find one that beats Caerllan. With a large, enclosed garden you can enjoy a relaxing day at home, but with the dog-friendly beach of Cwmtydu less than a mile away, you'll be itching to explore. The beach is home to grey seals so there's even more reason to visit.

The exterior of Penparc in winter, Carmarthenshire

Penparc, Carmarthenshire

Penparc stands on the very edge of Dinefwr Park and is surrounded by lush, green countryside. If the park doesn't leave you panting then the Brecon Beacons are close by, or a little further afield there are numerous dog-friendly beaches on the Gower Peninsular. The cottage itself boasts its own garden, so there's plenty of room to stretch those legs.