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Dog-friendly cottages in Norfolk

Dogs deserve a holiday too right? You needn’t leave those puppy dog eyes behind, as many of our Norfolk holiday cottages are dog-friendly.

Situated within unspoilt countryside and close to vast expanses of sandy beaches on the Norfolk Heritage Coast, they are perfect for your tail-wagging adventures. We’ve also got hideaways on the edge of Sheringham Park, with miles of woodland gardens for you and pup to sniff around.

Although pup may not appreciate the intricate restoration and elegant interiors of our cottages, he'll love a cosy snuggle by the fire after walkies.

The exterior of 3 Cart Lodge Barn, Norfolk

3 Cart Lodge Barn, Upper Sheringham 

You'll relish in the scenic coastal backdrop of this converted barn, whilst your pup will love exploring the Norfolk coast and the woodlands of Sheringham Park. For fitness enthusiasts, why not take your dog on a morning Park Run in the woodlands?

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Meadowside, nr Aylsham 

Sitting on the edge of Blickling Park's Bluebell Wood is semi-detached cottage, Meadowside. The cottage has its own private stretch of riverbank and is surrounded by miles of undisturbed countryside. With the sandy beaches and clifftop paths of the Norfolk coast just a 20-minute drive away, you and pup will be spoilt for choice when it comes to walkies.

The pretty exterior of Wood Farm, Upper Sheringham, Norfolk

Wood Farm, Upper Sheringham 

With an enclosed garden and spacious interiors, Wood Farm can host four people and three dogs. It's nestled within Sheringham Park so you and your canine companion can venture through the woodlands, parklands and out to the cliffs. Keep an eye out for Muntjac and Red Deer on your travels.

Exterior of Sexton's Lodge, Cromer, Norfolk

Sexton's Lodge, Norwich 

This pet-friendly cottage sits on Felbrigg Hall estate. Close to sweeping parkland and Norfolk's coast, it's ideal for a peaceful family getaway. The cottage also has its own enclosed garden, so there's no need to worry about pup escaping.

The exterior of Mrs Preedy's Cottage, Norfolk

Mrs Preedy's Cottage, Burnham Overy Staithe 

Through meadows and across the mill stream sits post-card perfect Mrs Preedy's Cottage. The cottage sits in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the north Norfolk coast. Days can be spent rambling with pooch along the North Norfolk Heritage coast or relaxing beside the stream.

The exterior at 3 Horsey Barns, Horsey, Norfolk

3 Horsey Barns, Horsey 

This bright and airy barn conversion has its own private garden which overlooks lush green farmland. Stop for food in the country pub nearby before taking pup on a walk along the Norfolk Broads and out to dog-friendly Horsey Beach.

The brick exterior of Mill Farm Barn, nr Aylsham, Norfolk

Mill Farm Barn, nr Aylsham 

Curl up near the log-burning stove with your furry companion in this cosy converted barn. With its double-height beamed ceilings and barn doors, it's the ideal, pet-friendly retreat for you to unwind in after exploring the local area.

The exterior and garden of 4 Park Gates, Blickling, Aylsham, Norfolk

4 Park Gates, nr Aylsham 

4 Park Gates is a spacious holiday home at the heart of Blickling estate. It can host up to eight people and three dogs. As well as Blickling's numerous walking trails, you'll have your own enclosed garden for you and your canine companion to relax in.

The exterior of Game Keepers Cottage, Felbrigg, Cromer, Norfolk

Game Keeper's Cottage, Norwich 

Treat your pup to stay at this pet-friendly cottage on Feldbrigg estate. Set on the edge of woodland, Game Keeper's Cottage offers a peaceful Norfolk getaway. Head out for a dog walk along the wooded lakeside path which runs close to the cottage, or drive to the coast where pup can swim and play on one of the dog-friendly beaches.

Dog walkers at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk

Find more dog-friendly cottages in Norfolk

We have a range of pet-friendly cottages in Norfolk. From estate cottages to a Georgian manor house, there's something for everyone. What's more, some of our properties allow up to 3 dogs, meaning you can bring the whole pack along.