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North Wales Dog Friendly Holidays
If it’s adventure you seek, then a dog-friendly North Wales holiday is right up your street. Experience the breathtaking scenery of North Wales and treat yourself and your four-legged companion with a pet-friendly getaway at Away Resorts. From caravans to luxury lodges, we have options to cater to all preferences.
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Your perfect dog-friendly holiday in North Wales
A dog-friendly holiday in North Wales is built for the adventurers, explorers, and holidaymakers wanting to bring their beloved furry friends along for the ride. If that sounds like you, then our dog-friendly holiday parks in North Wales are sure to please.
Both Barmouth Bay and Golden Sands offer an idyllic setting to immerse yourself in stunning landscapes and sandy beaches. It's the perfect destination for you and your dog to explore endless walks and soak in the breathtaking scenery that Wales has to offer.
Dog-friendly North Wales holiday parks
Treat yourself at our North Wales dog-friendly restaurant
Bring along your four-legged family members to our dog-friendly restaurant at Golden Sands. Treat yourself to a meal at The Sandpiper while your pooch enjoys their own special meal from our doggy menu (because even pups deserve a hearty meal after a long day of exploring).
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Golden Sands - Burst of Blue
The Burst of Blue is a unique accommodation option that promises to impress, all while remaining budget-friendly and dog-friendly too!
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Golden Sands - luxury caravan
Golden Sands is the dream destination for a dog-friendly caravan holiday in North Wales. Check in from starting at 4pm and enjoy the warmth provided by heating throughout, along with double glazing and towels for ultimate comfort.
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Golden rules for North Wales dog-friendly holidays
When bringing along your dog, all we ask is that you follow our dog friendly holiday park golden rules.
- Keep your dog(s) tethered at all times. We know it’s hard to believe, but not everybody likes dogs so we must respect that.Â
- Pick up their poop. Poop bags are available at all our parks, so no need to worry if you run out!Â
- Dogs are not to be left in accommodation unattended for any reason.Â
Please note that there are some restrictions on doggy access to certain facilities due to hygiene. However, these restrictions are not applicable to assistance dogs.
Explore more Away Resort's dog-friendly regions:
Cornwall | Lincolnshire | Hampshire | Dorset | North Wales | Yorkshire | Scotland
FAQs
Is North Wales a good spot for dog-friendly holidays?
North Wales is a fantastic dog-friendly holiday destination. Any lover of the great outdoors will appreciate the endless hiking trails, stunning scenery, and vast country parks - and with so much to sniff, your dog will be just as happy.
Are there any dog-friendly accommodations by the sea?
Of course! Both Barmouth Bay and Golden Sands holiday parks offer gorgeous seaside settings, just a stone’s throw from some of North Wales’ most beloved beaches. Whether you want a budget-friendly caravan holiday or a stay in one of our exclusive lodges, you and your dog will love it!
What are the best dog-friendly attractions to visit in North Wales?
There are so many great spots for tail-wagging walks in North Wales, it’s almost hard to pick! Some of the must-see spots include:
- Mount Snowdon - if you and your pooch are up to the challenge!
- Greenwood Forest Park - a family-friendly park in the forest that will be enjoyed by children and dogs alike
- Dolbadarn castle ruins - an off-the-beaten-path attraction with stunning lake views
- Point of Ayr Beach - miles upon miles of sandy dunes for your dog to blow off some steam
Are dogs allowed in all areas of the holiday park?
While most areas are dog-friendly, there are some restrictions in place for hygiene and safety reasons (yes, that means no pooches in the pools or hot tubs, no matter how big those puppy dog eyes are). Dogs will need to be kept on leads in certain areas and can’t be left unattended in the accommodation, but aside from that, they’re free to have a wonderfully waggy time.
How much does a North Wales dog-friendly holiday cost?
The cost of your holiday will vary depending on the holiday park, accommodation, and add-ons you opt for. However, there is an additional charge to bring along your dog for certain accommodations, which is usually £45 per short break (6 nights or under) or £60 for a longer break (7 nights or more).Â