Dog Friendly Places to Stay in County Durham

A one bedroom retreat for two in the owner's grounds at Langley Park, everything on one level over warm stone floors, with an enclosed garden and a gazebo with its own wood burner, one dog welcome.

A former village inn, now a cottage for four and one dog in Wolsingham in the Durham Dales, with an inglenook wood burner, an enclosed garden courtyard and a wood-fired hot tub.

A stone milking parlour for two at Butterknowle in the Durham Dales, all on one level, with a wood-fired hot tub, a lawned garden fenced for dogs and two dogs welcome.

A luxury house for ten on a country lane outside Lanchester, with farmland views, an enclosed lawned garden, a hot tub, a purpose built dog alcove and three dogs welcome.

A spacious three bedroom house in historic Sedgefield, a walk from the village green, with an enclosed rear garden, a private wood fired hot tub and two dogs welcome.

A stylish five star holiday home near Eastgate in Weardale for six, with a floor to vaulted ceiling window, a wood burner, a large enclosed lawned garden, a hot tub and two dogs welcome.

A beautifully refurbished cottage for two in a quiet hamlet at Byers Green, with a vaulted living room, a private wood fired hot tub, an enclosed garden and two dogs welcome.

A barn conversion for eight on a working farm near Byers Green, renovated in 2024 on a single storey, with a private enclosed garden overlooking pasture and two dogs welcome.

A Grade II listed stone cottage for four at Lintz Green near Rowlands Gill, all on one level, with an enclosed walled garden, the Derwent Walk from the door and two dogs welcome.

A former village hall for ten at Shotley Bridge in County Durham, with soaring chapel windows, a private hot tub, an enclosed front garden and two dogs welcome.

A five bedroom house for twelve at Walworth with views of Walworth Castle, a generous south facing walled garden, a pool table in the loft and four dogs welcome.