Dog Friendly Holiday Cottages
Welcome to our Dog Friendly cottages.
Each cottage features its own secure, fenced garden to keep your furry friend safe and sound. In the unlikely event they manage to escape, we provide dog tags with the cottage address and Sam’s phone number to help ensure a safe return.
There are plenty of beautiful beach walks right from the cottages, with walking guides available for you. All the local beaches are dog-friendly, and even the pubs at the end of the walks welcome dogs, with some serving “dog beer” and snacks!
We’d love for you to stay with us. If you have any questions before or during your stay, feel free to get in touch!
Homemade dog treats upon arrival
List of dog friendly places to eat and to visit
Outdoor hose to clean off the sand/mud
Dog towels available for those wet paws after a day at the beach
Food and water bowls provided
Doggy scoop bags provided (please pick up after your dogs and place in the outside bin)
Pet first aid kit -(hopefully won’t be needed)
‘On holiday’ Dog tags
Dog ‘mess’ cleaning kits for those little accidents that may happen in the house
‘Taking your Dog to the Coast ‘ Leaflet (how to be responsible at the coast
If you looking for a dog sitter or walker during your stay we can recommend either Coastal Canine Dog Grooming in Seahouses offer a day sitting service or Golden Leash who offer Dog walking, home visits or day boarding
Dog Friendly Pubs and Restaurants
In Northumberland you will find many places to eat which are Dog Friendly. In Beadnell, itself we have The Craster Arms and Beadnell Towers which allow dogs in whilst serving food. Both of these pubs are located within walking distance of all 3 cottages and the beach.
The Craster Arms is a warm and welcoming pub, serving fabulous food, in the heart of the village. It has a large beer garden where you
can sit and relax after a long walk on the beach.
Beadnell Towers dates from the early 1900’s and is situated in the village centre. Offers a warm welcome and great food.
Further afield we have The Joiners Arms at Newton by the Sea which is a fabulous family and dog friendly pub and serves great food and
amazing cocktails. You can either drive the coastal route to Newton or even better you can walk along the beautiful Beadnell Bay and enjoy a nice cool drink and a bite to eat before the lazy walk home – this is about 4 miles each way but the views and food are worth it.
The Mason Arms is located in Warkworth and welcomes pooches, I think they even serve dog friendly ice-creams
Dog Friendly Places to Visit
The Northumberland coastline stretches 103 km from Cresswell in the South to Berwick-upon-Tweed in the North, forming part of the scenic North Sea Trail—a coastal walking route that lets you explore the stunning beaches and historic landmarks along the way. We’re lucky that all the beaches in this area are dog-friendly year-round, so you can bring your furry friends along to enjoy the coast. Many of the county’s historic castles and attractions also welcome dogs, making it easy to explore Northumberland with your pets by your side.
Lindisfarne Castle – Holy Island
Warkworth Castle
Dunstanburgh Castle
Ford and Etal
Berwick Ramparts
Brinkburn Priory
Housesteads Roman Fort – Hadrian’s Wall
Norham Castle
Belsay Hall
Edlingham Castle
Alfie & Lu is a small family run business in the North East who provide a range of luxury bedding for dogs that are comfortable, stylish and practical as well as a selection of handmade accessories that will make your dog stand out from the crowd.