Log House Holidays
Cotswold Water Park, Gloucestershire
Family-run for over 40 years: eight Finnish log cabins around a private 130-acre lake on a personal nature reserve.
From £200 / night
- Private lake
- Hot tub
- Sauna
Dog-friendly places
Every owner here confirms dogs are welcome. Worth checking the individual listing for the details — some limit numbers, some ask that they stay on a lead near livestock.
- Cabin
- Cabin
The Living Room Treehouses
near Machynlleth, Powys
The original Welsh eco treehouses: six wooden hideaways in a hidden valley on the edge of Eryri (Snowdonia).
From £140 / night
- Off-grid
- Dark skies
- Dog-friendly
- Campsite
Great Langdale Campsite (National Trust)
Cumbria
120 informal tent pitches directly beneath the Langdale Pikes, campfires allowed, a proper pub two minutes' walk away, and a near-year-round season.
From £12 / night
- Mountain views
- Campfires allowed
- Pub next door
- Campsite
Three Cliffs Bay Holiday Park
Gower Peninsula
Often called the best campsite view in Britain: clifftop pitches above the triple limestone peaks of Three Cliffs Bay in the UK's first designated AONB.
From £25 / night
- Iconic bay views
- Fire pits
- Bistro
- Campsite
Graig Wen
Arthog, Eryri (Snowdonia)
A wild-feel eco campsite tumbling down to the Mawddach Estuary, with secluded woodland pitches, campfires, private paths to the Mawddach Trail and Cadair Idris looming above.
From £10 / adult a night
- Estuary views
- Woodland wild pitches
- Campfires allowed
Other collections
Questions people actually ask
- Are dogs allowed off-lead?
- Rarely, and never near livestock. Great Langdale and Comrie Croft both sit on or beside working land, so leads are expected.
- Is there an extra charge for dogs?
- Usually a small per-night fee. It varies by owner and changes often enough that we do not publish it — check the official site before you book.