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Dog friendly cottages in the Peak District

48 of the 65 properties listed in the Peak District say dogs are welcome. The other 17 say they are not.

How many dogs

The limit is the merchant's own, and it is the question most listings leave you to discover at the point of booking.

  • Up to one dog 4 properties
  • Up to two dogs 26 properties
  • Up to three dogs 10 properties
  • Up to four dogs 2 properties
  • Up to five dogs 5 properties
  • Welcome, no number given 1 property

23 of the 48 also list an enclosed outdoor space, which is the difference between a garden you can let a dog into and one you cannot.

The 48 that take dogs

Arkwrights Manor

Cromford, near Matlock, Derbyshire

Arkwrights Manor

Sleeps 8 · 4 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £1479 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Bilberry Barn

Crich, near Matlock, Derbyshire

Bilberry Barn

Sleeps 6 · 3 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £907 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Carr Meadow View

Little Hayfield, near High Peak, Derbyshire

Carr Meadow View

Sleeps 8 · 4 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £1400 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Castle Manor

Chapel-En-Le-Frith, Derbyshire

Castle Manor

Sleeps 12 · 6 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £2953 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Daisy Lea Barn

Scammonden, near Huddersfield, Yorkshire

Daisy Lea Barn

Sleeps 11 · 6 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £2050 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Digby's Hut

Foolow, near Hope Valley, Derbyshire

Digby's Hut

Sleeps 2 · 1 bed

  • Dogs
  • Hot tub

from £663 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Fair View House

Tideswell, near Buxton, Derbyshire

Fair View House

Sleeps 14 · 7 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £3857 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Greenacres

Disley, near Stockport, Cheshire

Greenacres

Sleeps 12 · 6 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £2575 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Limestone Cottage

Alsop-en-le-Dale, near Ashbourne, Derbyshire

Limestone Cottage

Sleeps 8 · 4 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £1943 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Mercia House

Bradwell, Hope Valley, Derbyshire

Mercia House

Sleeps 8 · 4 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £1688 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Oak Farm

Whatstandwell, near Matlock, Derbyshire

Oak Farm

Sleeps 8 · 4 beds

  • Dogs
  • Hot tub

from £1633 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Old Beams

Waterhouses, near Leek, Staffordshire

Old Beams

Sleeps 14 · 7 beds

  • Dogs
  • Hot tub

from £2950 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Riber House

Starkholmes, near Matlock, Derbyshire

Riber House

Sleeps 14 · 7 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £3732 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

Stowe Cottage

Middleton, near Matlock, Derbyshire

Stowe Cottage

Sleeps 2 · 1 bed

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £659 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

The Cottage

Longnor, near Buxton, Staffordshire

The Cottage

Sleeps 6 · 3 beds

  • Dogs
  • Enclosed outdoor space
  • Hot tub

from £1069 / week

Check dates

Checked 6 Sept

What this page does not tell you

Which walks take dogs. That is recorded for 12 of the 74 routes on this site. The other 62 say nothing either way, so check with the landowner before you set out, particularly in lambing season.

Access rules for dogs are not the same in Scotland as in England and Wales, and some of them change with the season. The Countryside Code, published jointly by Natural England and Natural Resources Wales, covers England and Wales. The Scottish Outdoor Access Code, which NatureScot has a duty to keep under review, covers Scotland. This page publishes neither, because a rule printed here in August is a rule somebody reads in March.

Each of the 17 refusals is on that property's own page, in the merchant's own words and next to the date somebody read them.

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