1 / 24Padstow Wagon House
Padstow, Cornwall
A barn conversion for six at the end of a long farm track near Padstow, with an enclosed lawned garden, a patio overlooking a wildlife pond and two dogs welcome.
Padstow Wagon House is a beautiful barn conversion at the end of a long farm track, a peaceful position free from passing traffic that makes a delightful setting for children and animals alike. The cottage sleeps six, welcomes two dogs on a dog friendly booking, and sits not far from the centre of Padstow, with some of the best dog friendly beaches in North Cornwall within minutes.
Inside, the lounge, kitchen and diner is styled traditionally, with original exposed beams and all the character of a Cornish cottage, and the dogs curl up by the wood burner in the lounge area after a day out. The kitchen is fully equipped for holiday cooking. Off the main room are two doubles in a traditional cottage style, and the shower room shares their floor. A beautiful pine staircase leads to the third bedroom, a splendid twin in the attic with an apex ceiling and a Velux window capturing estuary views.
Outside, a patio with garden furniture overlooks the ornate pond, alive with insects, frogs and newts at certain times of the year, and the enclosed lawned garden has furniture of its own. The two dogs have the lawn for a morning sniff about while the coffee is poured on the patio.
Padstow has long been known as Cornwall's capital of food, and its winding streets hold galleries, cafes, tea rooms and restaurants to explore with the dogs. A short drive brings you to the beaches and secluded coves known as the seven bays for seven days, and the harbour towns of Boscastle and Port Isaac, St Ives and the Eden Project are all within reach.
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from £605 for 7 nights
Padstow Wagon House takes 2 dogs and is booked through holidaycottages.co.uk.
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At a Glance
- Dogs Welcome
- 2 dogs
- Enclosed Garden
- Yes
- Heading outside the property benefits from a patio area with garden furniture overlooking the ornate pond with living wildlife full of insects frogs and newts at certain times of the year and an enclo
- Sleeps
- 6 guests
- Rooms
- 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
- Price
- from £605 / 7 nights
- Grading
- 4 star
- Arrival
- in from 15:00, out by 10:00
- Facilities
- Open fire, Parking, Wifi
Padstow Wagon House from £605 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukFrequently Asked Questions
Is Padstow Wagon House dog friendly?
Yes, Padstow Wagon House welcomes up to two dogs. The property has an enclosed garden and a patio that give your dogs space of their own, and with the Camel Trail less than a mile away and several north coast beaches within three miles, there's excellent walking on the doorstep.
Are dogs allowed at Padstow Wagon House year round?
The listing doesn't specify seasonal restrictions on dogs, and the mix of walks available — the traffic-free Camel Trail and nearby beaches like Harlyn Bay and Daymer Bay — makes it a practical choice across the seasons. We'd recommend confirming year-round availability directly with the owner when you book.
What should I know before visiting Padstow Wagon House with my dog?
The property has an ornate wildlife pond in the garden, which is well worth being aware of before your first morning if your dog is inclined to take an uninvited swim. Beyond that, the enclosed garden gives two dogs a secure space to roam, and the Camel Trail — eighteen level, traffic-free miles along the estuary — begins just nine tenths of a mile from the door.
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Padstow Wagon House from £605 for 7 nights
Book with holidaycottages.co.ukWhat’s Nearby?
Walk0.9 mi awayCamel Trail
Devon
A flat, easy trail along a disused railway beside the Camel Estuary, shared with cyclists but wide enough to feel relaxed with dogs.
Beach2.1 mi awayHarlyn Bay
Cornwall
A sheltered, crescent-shaped bay with no seasonal dog restrictions and calm water that suits dogs of all temperaments.
Beach2.2 mi awayDaymer Bay
Cornwall
A peaceful estuary beach with calm water, long sand at low tide and no PSPO restrictions, making it one of the most relaxed dog friendly spots on the north Cornish coast.
Walk3 mi awayTrevose Head and Constantine Bay Circular
Cornwall
Four beaches that allow dogs all year ring this heathy headland, giving a dog four chances to swim on the way round.
Walk3.3 mi awayPolzeath to Port Isaac Coastal Walk
Cornwall
A long, dramatic North Cornwall coast walk from surf-town Polzeath round Pentire and Port Quin to the harbour of Port Isaac, dog friendly with seasonal beach restrictions at Polzeath.
Walk3.8 mi awayPentire Headland Walk
Devon
A punchy headland walk above Polzeath with wild coastal views and clifftop drama, short but exposed and rewarding.