Dog Friendly Places to Stay in Gwynedd

Dog friendly camping and glamping near Barmouth on the Mawddach Estuary, with a track down to the Mawddach Trail, where dogs are free to run off lead.

A dog friendly, all grass touring and camping park behind the sand dunes of Black Rock Sands near Porthmadog, with the wide open beach right on hand.

A family and pet friendly caravan and camping park on the banks of the River Gwyrfai at the base of Snowdon, with a dog walking area on the park.

A dog friendly riverside campsite in the Nantcol valley at the foot of the Rhinog mountains, with seven flat acres beside the river and its waterfalls.

A dog friendly campsite on a family run Welsh sheep farm at Waunfawr, at the foot of Moel Eilio, with valley views by day and campfires under the stars by night.

A clean, peaceful and genuinely dog friendly campsite between Caernarfon and Llanberis, with a large exercise field for dogs and easy access to northern Snowdonia.

An elegant period house for six in the heart of Aberdovey, with estuary views, a boot room, an enclosed tiered garden with decked patio and one dog welcome.

Dogs are welcome at Alula, a cabin high on the hillside above Bala on a working farm, with decking, a sunken outdoor bath and trails winding into the hills.

A three bedroom cottage for five overlooking Aberdaron Bay at the tip of the Llyn Peninsula, with a fully enclosed lawned garden, sea views and three dogs welcome free.

A coastal house at Aberdesach on the edge of the Llyn Peninsula for four, with sea and mountain views, a wood burner, an enclosed garden a few metres away and three dogs welcome.

A detached, single level cottage for two at Talybont near Barmouth, close to a stream and woodland, with an enclosed garden and patio, the beach within walking distance and one dog welcome.

A lovely stone cottage by a stream in Llwyngwril, sleeping four, with an attractive enclosed garden, a wood burner and two dogs welcome, within walking distance of the beach.

A luxury converted chapel for eight at Llanelltyd, 1 mile from Dolgellau, with a double height living space, an enclosed garden with a hot tub and three dogs welcome.

A chapel built in 1874 near Botwnnog on the Llyn Peninsula, refurbished to sleep ten across five bedrooms, with an enclosed garden, a hot tub and two dogs welcome.

A five star family house for eight at Penygroes near Caernarfon, with vaulted ceilings, an enclosed garden around the house, a covered hot tub and three dogs welcome.

A house for four in the hills of Aberdyfi with an enclosed garden and a private balcony over the Dyfi Estuary, two dogs welcome, both over six months old.

A two bedroom cottage for four at Rhyd Ddu below Yr Wyddfa, with an enclosed back garden whose gate opens onto the Rhyd Ddu Path, and two dogs welcome.

A five bedroom house for ten above Aberdyfi with an enclosed garden, a hot tub, a fire pit, a bike washdown and one dog welcome.

A detached five star house in Morfa Nefyn on the Llyn Peninsula, sleeping six across three bedrooms, with an enclosed paved garden, a wood-fired hot tub, a games room and one small dog welcome.

A detached stone farmhouse for six on a working farm at Llanuwchllyn near Bala, with a walled garden, a private hot tub, views towards the lake and three dogs welcome.

A five star converted chapel for eight at Dyffryn Ardudwy with sea views from its open plan first floor, four bathrooms, an enclosed lawn across the lane and three dogs welcome.

A detached Edwardian house in Friog near Fairbourne, sleeping eight, with enclosed terraced gardens, a games studio, mountain views and four dogs welcome.

A detached period house for eight in an elevated spot above Aberdovey, with coastal views, a boot room, a large enclosed garden and two dogs welcome.

A five star Victorian house for fourteen at Talybont near Barmouth, with sea views, a covered hot tub in a large garden, a games snug and two dogs welcome.

With dogs welcome, Maia is a cabin for two resting high above Bala, with the hills of Eryri rolling away in soft waves, a sunken outdoor bath and trails from the door.

A charming period cottage for four in Abergynolwyn at the foot of Cader Idris, with a large enclosed garden, mountain views, a games shed and three dogs welcome.

A cabin beside a waterfall on the edge of farmland near Bala, with mist rising off the river, a mezzanine bed and dogs very welcome, on the lead across the grazing field.

A cosy stone cottage for two at Tanygrisiau near Blaenau Ffestiniog, with beams, flagstone floors, a wood burner, an enclosed paved garden and two dogs welcome.

A period Welsh farmhouse on a working farm near Botwnnog, sleeping six across four bedrooms, with original features, a wood burner, an enclosed garden and one dog welcome.

Four canvas hideaways on a mountain farm in southern Eryri with views across Llyn Tegid, a sauna pod and hot tubs, and a welcome for two dogs, kept on a lead.

A contemporary coastal house in the heart of Aberdyfi sleeping six, with panoramic views over the Dyfi Estuary from its balcony, an enclosed lower garden and one dog welcome.

A beautiful stone cottage for two in the heart of Pennal, with a wood burner and a dog friendly enclosed garden with a fire pit, near Machynlleth and Aberdovey, two dogs welcome.

A four bedroom stone house for eight at Gellilydan with a garden hedged all the way round, a paved patio, a separate games room and two dogs welcome.

A home for eight at the foot of Harlech Castle, with four en suite bedrooms and an enclosed paved garden set against the castle rockface itself, one dog welcome.

A characterful 18th century stone schoolhouse in the heart of Dolgellau sleeping five, with an enclosed stone walled garden by the River Arran and two dogs welcome.

A single storey former railway station for six at Fron Goch near Bala, with an enclosed garden on the old platform, a hot tub, a signal box games room and one dog welcome.

A super stylish detached seaside bungalow for six at Fairbourne, with a log burner, a games conservatory, an enclosed paved back garden with a hot tub and three dogs welcome.

A luxury contemporary house for six on a wooded hillside at Llanelltyd, with views over the treetops to the estuary, a balcony, an enclosed garden and two dogs welcome.

A detached stone farmhouse for six near Bala with panoramic views towards the lake, an enclosed garden, 70 acres to explore, two wood burners, a games room and one dog welcome.

A quirky waterside retreat for two at Llwyngwril in Snowdonia National Park, with an enclosed lawn for boules and croquet, a wood burner and two dogs welcome.

A detached five star upside-down house in Pwllheli for six, with panoramic sea views from a large balcony, an enclosed garden with a gate onto the sandy beach and one dog welcome.