Log Cabins to RentMan’s best friend. Well let’s face it when we say pet friendly we usually mean a dog don’t we? And isn’t that dog going to love you for a few days of new smells, endless walks, and lovely countryside to explore. Of course you can mentally deduct the cost of kennels from the cost of your holiday, making it even better value! The log cabins below will make you and your dog equally welcome.
St. John's Town of Dalry, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland
From £495
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We have made the lodge a comfortable, "home from home" for guests to enjoy.
Our small woodland is rich in bird life.
The detached log cabin, which will comfortably accommodate 6 people, is 3 miles from Lochinvar and St. John's Town of Dalry and within easy reach of market towns and Solway Coast beaches.
The cabin accommodation is available to rent for periods upwards of 3 nights.
Heating is by electricity and/or the wood burning stove (all fuel provided).
There is carpeting throughout apart from the tiled bathroom and en suite shower room.
The lodge has a private, spring water supply providing pure, clear water with an ultra-violet purification system to guarantee that there will be no fluctations in quality.
The kitchen has solid wood flooring, modern units, gas hob and electric oven, combination microwave and washer dryer. There is also an exceptional variety of kitchen equipment supplied..
The living room has digital TV and DVD.
Cribbar Lodge is attractively finished with solid oak floors and furniture, positioned close to both the children's play area and the Tennis Courts and has a large decked area for outside relaxation and dining. It is only 15 minutes' drive to the golden beaches of the North Coast, the gourmet delights of Padstow where you will find Rick Stein's Seafood restaurant and also to Watergate Bay which is host to Jamie Oliver's new Fifteen restaurant. This property is ideally located for exploring the whole of Cornwall being only 10 minutes' drive from the A30 so a trip to Tate St Ives is only an hour away and the Eden Project about 25 minutes. The unspoilt market town of St Columb is only just over two miles and Cribbar Lodge is only a 7 mile car/taxi ride from Padstow, 8 miles from Newquay and about 5 miles from Wadebridge. There are many leisure facilities at Retallack Resort comprising of a swimming pool, sauna, tennis courts, 9 hole Golf course, fitness suite, bar and brasserie. There is also a children's outdoor play area, health and beauty facilities, fishing rights on the lake in the valley and it is possible to book to use the amazing Flow Rider surfing wave at an hourly charge.
Atlantic Reach, nr Newquay, Cornwall, South West of England
From £498
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The best of both worlds. That's what you get when you book this beautifully presented modern property located in a quiet corner of a small development of similar properties which is extremely well equipped and decorated in a modern contemporary style. Not only is it located within easy reach of Newquay and all the wonders of that lively resort but it is close to the A30 so a trip to the Tate St Ives or the Eden Project is an easy journey. However, on top of all that, you have the leisure and restaurant facilities of Atlantic Reach on your doorstep. Use of the lounge, bar and restaurant plus indoor and outdoor swimming pools, gym, children's splash pool and play area and tennis courts are all included in the rent. There is also a 9 hole pitch and putt golf course available for a small charge and a health Spa with an exciting range of treatments which can last anything from half an hour to a day and has facilities which include hydrotherapy pool, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi. In high season lessons in such things as archery and surfing may be booked and there is often entertainment provided in the evenings. Booking Greenacre Lodge can add up to significant savings on the normal rent for this type of property so go on - what are you waiting for? Book today!
Honeywood is a beautiful and spacious Canadian Log Home with a balcony off the main bedroom affording delightful views across the valley to the church tower of St Issey in the distance. Stylishly furnished and well equipped, Honeywood is a spacious property for large parties and the owners have furnished with families in mind; a sitting area in the kitchen allows children to watch TV while grown-ups have a quiet glass of wine in the lounge! The character of these stunning properties makes them a really special place to stay, and wonderful for atmospheric winter evenings in front of the Cornish stone fireplace. A large decked area in front of the property allows for al fresco dining in the summer. Little Petherick is only a short drive to Padstow which boasts a number of seafood restaurants as well as a picturesque harbour and the ferry to Rock. There are footpaths from the village which lead down to the creek and then on to the estuary of the river Camel which is a paradise for walkers and nature lovers. Within 5 miles are the coastal path, world class surfing beaches and championship golf courses.
Taking inspiration from the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in which it is located this Canadian log home is beautifully decorated and equipped with little touches of luxury including original artwork, Cath Kidston linen, Villeroy Boch crockery and a superking bed. The wooden walls and open beamed ceilings throughout create an open, spacious and relaxing atmosphere - light and airy in the summer and warm and cosy in the winter. Features include front and rear balconies, countryside views and a large decked area - ideal for eating ‘al fresco'. The charming village of Little Petherick is only 2 miles from Padstow, home of Rick Stein's famous seafood restaurant, where you will find numerous places to eat, pubs, interesting shops and a working harbour. Several magnificent sandy, surfing beaches are a 10 minute drive. Nearby is Mellingey with the Journeyman Restaurant and the Mellingey Mill Willow workshop and just up the road is St. Issey which has two pubs, one of which, the Pickwick Inn, has some lovely views over the Camel estuary.
Enjoy the spacious, elegant and comfortable accommodation in this former shooting lodge. Relax on the sheltered, sunny terrace and feast your eyes on the views across the Solway Firth to the Cumbrian mountains. You are a stone's throw from the steep wooded slope leading down to the private rocky shoreline, where you will find driftwood to collect and rock pools and caves to discover. The large flat rocks are ideal for barbecues, picnics and sunbathing.
Orroland Lodge is surrounded by its own grounds, approached by nearly a mile of private road, winding down the hill through the estate, which is devoted to the rearing of grass fed cattle and sheep. A walk round the estate will reveal spectacular views in all directions, while the grounds contain interesting features including a snail mound and small stocked loch with a pavilion, ideal for picnics and barbecues.
This large century-old lodge is a comfortable, practical choice for parties of up to 14 people:
7 bedrooms: 5 twins and 2 doubles with en-suites. One can be adapted into a sixth twin room.
Total of 3 bathrooms and 3 shower rooms.
Large social areas.
Dining room seats 30 with ample elbow room!
A spacious well-equipped kitchen awaits you with both an AGA cooker and an electric one, 2 dishwashers, microwave and a breakfast table. All the cooking and serving equipment needed for a party of 30 guests is provided. There is a separate bar with drinks fridge and a practical pantry for food storage with American-style fridge/freezer.
The large drawing room has an atmospheric open fire and the space for 14 to comfortably enjoy it.
A pool table provides good indoor sport.
The estate features the very best of its surroundings and includes a private loch with picnic pavilion, a private rocky shoreline with summerhouse for parties, unique landscaped gardens, grand wooded walks and unspoilt grassy fields.
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Rostowan is situated on the Roseland Peninsula on Cornwall's south coast, which enjoys spectacular sea and rivers walks and views, woodlands and fields, winding lanes, ancient buildings and churches, much of it under the careful ownership of the National Trust.
At the very narrowest point of the peninsula, where Porth Creek and the sea almost cut it in half, Rostowan Villa nestles in a peaceful location with the creek just a stones throw away on one side, and the sea within ear shot on the other. Towan beach itself is just a short stroll down the lane and even in the height of summer is usually very quiet. This Beach is Dog friendly all year round.
The stunning harbour village of Portscatho is within walking distance, which is perfect for enjoying a bite to eat and a drink, or trying your hand at catching crabs off of the harbour wall.
St. Mawes is a larger town and can be accessed by car, or by walking around the creek to Place Manor where it is possible to catch the foot passenger ferry. From St. Mawes it is possible to catch a number of different ferries to places such as Falmouth and Truro (the capital of Cornwall).
Our two spacious turf-roofed dwellings offer warm, welcoming and stylish luxury accommodation for 2-4 guests. Set high on one of the highest hillsides on the rugged and romantic Oa peninsula on Islay the distinctive buildings sit in harmony with the landscape and the exquisite curves of the dry stone exterior walls are a testament to the traditional skills of local craftsmen.
Once inside, wide, ceiling high galleried windows fill the interestingly shaped living space with light and afford long and everchanging views over moorland and coast. Looking out over the RSPB Oa reserve, the dwellings offer extraordinary bird and wildlife viewing in all weathers. Our resident chough family delight guests with regular flap pasts and the pair of golden eagles bring their young to hunt here.
We welcome well-behaved dogs to our newly opened An Cnocan Dubh Lodge. Please do let us know if you would like to bring your dog and we will send you our dog policy.
A warm welcome awaits visitors to the striking two storey Woodland Lodges with wi fi amongst natural birch woodland. These lovely timber buildings are tranquil and secluded. They are spacious, simple and comfortable, with balconies for wildlife watching or to sit with a glass of wine to watch the sunset.
The modern open plan interior with french doors leading onto a balcony, comprises leather seating, Freeview TV, DVD player, stove heating and carpet in the living area. There is wooden laminate flooring in the dining area and kitchen, with a dining table and chairs, plus a kitchen fully equipped with everything you need. To the rear of the lodge is a twin bedroom, directly opposite the bathroom, with a shower over the bath, WC, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.
Upstairs you will find the double bedroom, a twin bedroom and a cloakroom with WC. All the bedrooms have wardrobes, dressing tables, side tables and mirrors. Beds will be made up for your arrival. Towels included.
Robes in the en-suite, outdoor hot tub and log burning stove in the spacious living area. Your Golden Oak cabin, our most well-appointed and often in the best locations, has all these luxuries and more, to ensure that your forest break is pleasurable and relaxing.
Comprising 120 cabins, surrounded by a maze of forest walks, trails and meadow, Forest of Dean holidays have something for everybody whether you're staying for weekend breaks or longer. The cabin accommodation includes Silver Birch, Golden Oak, and amazing Golden Oak Treehouses. At the heart of the location is the Forest Retreat, with a shop, café, and bar. Here you can also meet the Forest Ranger, book activities, and hire bikes. There is also a children’s play area!
The Forest of Dean is a timeless landscape of woodlands, rivers, hills and valleys, lending itself to outdoor pursuits from walking and hiking to canoeing and cycling. Take days out to discover enchanted woods, underground caves, craft centres, steam railways and cathedral cities.
