1 / 8Appletree Holiday Park
Boston, Lincolnshire
Yes. Dogs are welcome at Appletree Holiday Park, up to 2 dogs per booking.
Appletree Holiday Park is a quiet countryside park near Boston in Lincolnshire, set in 150 acres, with dog friendly caravans and lodges and a welcome for dogs at Six West, its dog friendly bar and restaurant.
Appletree Holiday Park poses its own question to new arrivals: with 150 acres in which to lose yourself, where do you start? Dog owners have an easy first answer, because the caravans and lodges of this quiet countryside park near Boston include a range of dog friendly options, which makes it a relaxed dog friendly base in Lincolnshire.
The choice runs from Luxury, Indulgent and Superior caravans to the Exclusive range: The Heartwood, with its woodland theme and tasteful tartans, The Oakwood, The Esme and the four bedroom Woodland Lodge, which sleeps ten. Some lodges and caravans come with a hot tub of your own, and book Exclusive and your dog gets a welcome goody bag with poop bags, a collapsible bowl, a rope toy and a fleece blanket. From 22 May to 31 August there is summer camping on grass pitches too, and the dog is welcome on the pitch with you.
Six West, the bar and restaurant, is dog friendly and even has a doggy menu, so the dog can tuck in while you take in the park views, and there is no need to book a table. The park asks three things of dog owners: keep your dog on a lead at all times, pick up after it, and never leave it alone in the accommodation.
Off the park, Boston is a historic market town with St Botolph's Church, known as The Stump, and markets in the Market Place, and Away list it as dog friendly, along with Lincoln and the seaside resort of Skegness, a 40-minute drive away. Closer still, The Hammer & Pincers, The Malcolm Arms and The Red Cow Inn are all listed as dog friendly pubs, each less than 10 minutes' drive.
Facts checked October 2026 from Away Resorts' own website. Details can change, so please confirm anything important, especially the dog rules, with Away Resorts before you book.
At a Glance: Dogs
- Where dogs can stay
- Dog friendly units in every accommodation type, plus summer camping pitches. Boston West Hotel's rooms don't take pets.
- Dogs per booking
- Up to 2
- Dog fee
- From £45 per dog for a short break, or from £60 per dog for a longer stay
- Eat and drink with your dog
- Six West Restaurant and Bar
- For dogs on the park
- Doggy menu at Six West, dogs welcome on summer camping pitches and a welcome goody bag for your dog with Exclusive accommodation
- Breed rules
- Breeds covered by the Dangerous Dogs Act aren't permitted on park
- Nearest Wildpack walk
- Tattershall Castle and the River Bain, 9.2 miles
- Nearest dog friendly beach
- Gibraltar Point, 19.7 miles
Book your stay
Prices from, with one dog
- Lodges from £346 / 3 nights
- Caravans from £129 / 3 nights
- Exclusive from £164 / 3 nights
- Camping from £63 / 3 nights
From Away Resorts' booking search with one dog, on their featured break dates, checked October 2026. Prices change with dates, so check yours when you book.
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At a Glance: The Park
- Places to stay
- Caravans and holiday homes, Lodges, Hot tub stays and Camping
- On the park
- Bar, Restaurant, Takeaway, Golf, Play area, Bike hire and Wi-Fi
- Setting
- Countryside
What Dog Owners Say
“Stayed in a lodge which was good value for money on a beautiful site, with dog friendly walks where you can see Deer and Hares, also dog friendly pub.”
A guest review on Google
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Appletree Holiday Park dog friendly?
Yes. Dogs are welcome at Appletree Holiday Park, up to 2 dogs per booking. Dog friendly units in every accommodation type, plus summer camping pitches. Boston West Hotel's rooms don't take pets. This comes from Away Resorts' own website. Details can change, so check with Away Resorts when you book.
How many dogs can I bring to Appletree Holiday Park?
Up to 2 dogs per booking. Away Resorts also says: Breeds covered by the Dangerous Dogs Act aren't permitted on park.
How much does it cost to bring a dog to Appletree Holiday Park?
From £45 per dog for a short break, or from £60 per dog for a longer stay.
Can I eat or drink with my dog at Appletree Holiday Park?
Away Resorts lists Six West Restaurant and Bar as dog friendly. Check opening times with the park before you go.
Are there dog walks near Appletree Holiday Park?
Dog friendly walks on Wildpack within 10 miles include Tattershall Castle and the River Bain (9.2 miles).
Is there a dog friendly beach near Appletree Holiday Park?
The nearest dog friendly beach on Wildpack is Gibraltar Point, 19.7 miles away. Check its page for any seasonal dog restrictions before you go.
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