Adhara

At a Glance

Dogs Welcome

No limit

Any number of dogs, no breed restrictions.

Enclosed Garden

No

Sits in an enclosed field ringed by trees, but the shack itself is not fenced. Cows can graze the fields outside, so leads on to and from the shack.

Dog Fee

£35 per stay, any number of dogs

Dog Facilities

Dog welcome pack, Dog bowls, Dog towels

Sleeps

2 guests

Price

from £935 / 7 nights

Arrival

in from 15:00, out by 10:00

Facilities

Open fire, Outdoor bath, Parking

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is Adhara dog friendly?

  Adhara is fully dog friendly and welcomes as many dogs as you want to bring. The cabin sleeps two people and is designed with dogs in mind — there's a wood burner inside and a tree-ringed field around the clearing where a steady dog can have a good potter.

• Are dogs allowed at Adhara year round?

  The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, and the setup — a wood burner, an off-grid cabin, and enclosed woodland surroundings — lends itself well to visits at any time of year. It's worth contacting Adhara directly to confirm availability for your dates.

• What should I know before visiting Adhara with my dog?

  There's no fence at the cabin itself, so dogs will need to be kept on the lead for the walk in from the farm track, and you'll want to be confident in your dog's recall before letting them off in the clearing. The farmer grazes cows in the fields beyond the trees, so it's worth being mindful of livestock on the approach. Once settled inside, the off-grid quiet — no mains hum, no passing traffic — tends to have a noticeably calming effect on dogs.

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