Our enthusiasm for dogs knows no bounds! Enjoy some of our fav local places to visit...

Here at Away Resorts, we’re barking mad about dogs! With plenty of picturesque spots on our resorts perfect for leisurely strolls, as well as nearby beach and countryside walkies that are sure to delight your doggo, you’re both in for a treat. Wondering where you can explore when holidaying at one of our pet paradise parks? Check out our suggestions below… 

Cornwall 

With well over 300 beaches, Cornwall boasts miles of marvellous shores, coast paths and local attractions to visit during your stay. Discover tucked-away coves or sniff out golden stretches of sands with your four-legged companions. 

Gweek Seal Sanctuary – Your beloved pooch can come face to whiskered face with charming seals. This stands as one of the finest dog-friendly experiences when visiting Cornwall! Remember to keep your furry friend on a leash during this adventure. 

Eden Project – Embark on a captivating around tropical rainforests and Mediterranean landscapes with your loyal canine co-explorer by your side. Dogs can enjoy miles of outdoor paths at Eden, however there are some restricted areas. 

Lincolnshire 

This region of scenic beauty and rich history extends a warm welcome to our paw-some pooches. With its open spaces, charming towns, and coastal splendour, there’s a range of dog-friendly attractions and activities for you both to enjoy.  

Tattershall Castle – Meander through the castle’s historic pathways and soak in the natural surroundings. Wander through the enchanting castle grounds with your four-legged friend, but bear in mind that some areas are restricted. 

Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre – Appreciate the legacy of these remarkable planes together and feel the spirit of the past. Create lasting memories amid the evocative backdrop of a wartime airfield. Remember to keep your dog on a lead during this historic adventure.  

Hampshire 

Hampshire is brimming with luscious landscapes, historic sites, and quaint villages. Get ready to create cherished memories amidst the county’s natural beauty and charm. 

Buckler’s Hard – This promises an outstanding day of exploration and enjoyment. Overlooking the Beaulieu River, take your pooch on a river cruise or a relaxed amble around the woodland. Don’t forget to pop in the museum or grab a bite to eat, but always keep your doggo on a lead. 

Hayling Island Donkey Sanctuary – Visiting this charity donkey sanctuary promises a heartwarming and enriching experience for both you and your doggo. This sanctuary provides a haven for donkeys and welcomes visitors to interact with these gentle creatures, including the dog (on a lead!) 

Isle of Wight  

This irresistible island is merely a ferry ride away, beckoning you with breathtaking landscapes, from rolling hills to serene beaches that encourage relaxation and rejuvenation. 

The Needles – This landmark island beacon is bursting with an array of exciting activities. It promises a day of boundless fun and discovery for visitors of all ages. Dogs are allowed in the park on leads, but not permitted in buildings. 

Robin Hill Country Park – Nestled within a picturesque valley, this country park with its sprawling gardens creates an idyllic oasis for both adults and children (even the furry kind!) to explore. Dogs are allowed in the park on a lead – there’s even a free poop scoop provided! 

North Wales 

The mountains, lakes and epic landscapes of Wales are just begging to be explored by you and your furry pal. The rugged beauty of thea rea sets the stage for unforgettable experiences, that’s for sure. 

Harlech Castle – Harlech Castle stands majestically, overlooking the pristine Snowdonia coast, offering a splendid opportunity for a memorable few hours of exploration. This historic site is a captivating destination, and the best part is that your four-legged companion is welcome within the castle’s grounds. 

Fairbourne Railway – Experience an unforgettable journey aboard the train that gracefully follows the stunning shoreline, while you look out over the serene countryside. The railway spans two miles and guarantees an indelible adventure that both you and your furry companion can enjoy together. All aboard!  

Dorset 

This picturesque county nestled along the southern coast of England warmly welcomes dogs and their owners to explore its landscapes and attractions.  

Minterne Gardens – Situated in the heart of Dorset, Minterne welcomes dogs to explore the estate’s grounds. Wander the trails past lakes, streams and small waterfalls with your furry friend. Dogs are to be always kept on a lead. 

Nothe Fort – Step back in time and uncover the stories embedded within its walls. With your dog on a lead by your side, you can explore the fort’s secrets and celebrate its historical significance, creating a memorable journey that bridges the past and the present.  

Essex 

With a 350-mile stretch of stunning coastline just calling out to be explored, Essex provides the perfect base for vibrant beach hut visits and dog-friendly adventures. 

Mersea Island Vineyard – Welcoming wine enthusiasts and their furry companions, unwind and indulge amidst the lush vineyards. From peaceful strolls to delicious tastings, enjoy the scenic beauty while sampling some fine wine. Dogs are welcome on leads in the outdoor areas.  

Lady Grace boat trip – A memorable voyage awaits aboard the Lady Grace, as you and your tail-wagging companion set sail to the charming town of Brightlingsea while taking in the fresh sea air.  

Yorkshire 

Weave your tapestry of dog-friendly memories in this unforgettable region. The warm Yorkshire hospitality and stunning scenery guarantees an experience that will linger in your heart. 

Burton Riggs Nature Reserve – This nature haven beckons, offering a range of serene walking paths amidst captivating lakeside vistas – perfect for a day exploring with your dog! 

Filey Brigg – Discover this natural wonder with its panoramic views and inviting walking paths. The long and narrow peninsula that extends about a mile north of Filey, offers the perfect spot to explore with your pup. 

Scotland 

Enjoy our exquisite locations in the enchanting southern region of Scotland, where awe-inspiring landscapes await you and your faithful companion.  

Devil’s Beef Tub – This natural wonder is a 500-foot hollow created by the convergence of four majestic hills. This dog-friendly destination is ideal for zoomies! 

Gask Hill walk – Head out on a delightful dog walk around Gask Hill near Piperdam, where nature’s wonders unfold. This scenic stroll promises to be one you won’t forget. 

We understand that your four-legged family members need a holiday too, that’s why all our grades of accommodation welcome them. Book one of our Exclusive accommodations and receive an exciting goody bag packed with treats for your holiday! PLUS, new for 2023, we’ve launched a special doggy menu* in 21 of our venues, meaning they’ll feel like true VIPs (Very Important Pooches!). 

*Dog friendly menus are available in selected venues only.