We have a few dog friendly Summer trip ideas that we think are worth the visit
Kayak at Log House Holidays
It may be known that Log House Holidays is one of our favourite places to visit, at any time of year it's pretty perfect. The log cabins are located in paradise, on the Cotswold lakes, feel like your very own private island.
Visiting in the Summer means the lake is warm enough for a (human) swim, and the kayaks and paddle boards available are even better to try out.
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Camp in a pod at Durdle Door
Dorset is a very special place, and having lovely memories from visiting Durdle Door as a child, means we love to visit on dog friendly summer trips.
Recently we took a quick over night trip to Durdle Door Holiday Park, which offer awesome camping pods. Not only affordable, warm, and way better than camping in a tent, getting up early for a morning stroll on the beach was a dream.
Have your pets ever destroyed anything in the home, or even when away on holiday? Thankfully Sev and Lily are very good now, even when in different places when we travel, however that wasn't the case when they were puppies. Sev chewed through the banister and Lily loved the wicker baskets in the kitchen. Wayfair are one of the world's largest destinations for the home, and have an exciting photo competition for you to share all. Submit a photo of what your pet has destroyed in the home, that is way beyond repair, and you could win a £500 gift voucher. Enter before 21st September, and be sure to share the photos with us too! Enter your photos here for the #WayBeyondRepair competition
Visit Barafundle Bay in Pembrokeshire
Barafundle Bay is truly a dream, the National Trust beach is just stunning. Walking the coastline and stumbling around this sandy beach bay, as it's only accessible by foot.
Barafundle Bay is dog friendly all year round, like many Pembrokeshire beaches, a great place for a dog friendly summer trip.
Head our for Doggy ice cream in Perranporth
When on holiday with the dogs we always love to find really lovely dog friendly places to visit and things to do. The one that popped up on the recent trip to Cornwall was an ice cream parlour that sells home made dog flavour ice cream.
Sev and Lily tried the pork dog ice cream and loved it!
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Climb Snowdon- the tallest mountain in Wales
For us, dog friendly Summer trips mean exploring and adventuring. There's no better way in doing that by visiting North Wales, climbing mountains, walking around lakes and just enjoying the stunning views.
Climbing Snowdon is tough, but the dogs did a great job and it's made us want to try even more.
Treat yourself to afternoon tea at Egerton House Hotel
Although being outside is what we love, getting to see the sights of the big city and enjoying some luxury afternoon tea, especially when it's dog friendly. All the Red Carnation hotels are dog friendly, and Egerton House even as a special dog afternoon tea, meaning you all get to feel fancy.
