Hydra

At a Glance

Dogs Welcome

No limit

Any number of dogs, no breed restrictions.

Enclosed Garden

No

In an enclosed field it shares with up to 20 sheep; the shack itself is not fenced.

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 Hydra dog friendly?

  Yes, dogs are welcome at Hydra, but with one important caveat: the cabin shares its field with up to twenty sheep, so it's best suited to dogs that are steady around livestock. Outside the cabin, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times, as the field is enclosed but the cabin itself is not separately fenced off.

• Are dogs allowed at Hydra year round?

  The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, so there's nothing to suggest they aren't welcome throughout the year. That said, it's always worth confirming directly with the host when you book, particularly if you're visiting during lambing season when the sheep in the field may need extra consideration.

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

  The most important thing to know is that dogs must be kept on a lead whenever they're outside, from the moment you leave the car park and walk the 100 metres down to the cabin. The field is shared with a flock of sheep, so this really is a stay for a calm, lead-happy dog rather than one who finds livestock exciting. On the plus side, Llangollen is just five minutes away and offers good walking options, including the flat canal towpath and the steeper climb up to Castell Dinas Bran.

Llangollen

52.9700, -3.2100