Dog Friendly Places to Stay in Lancashire

A five star house for six on the shore of the River Wyre at Hambleton, with a boot room, two wood burners and a large enclosed garden with a hot tub, one dog welcome.

A detached bungalow for four at Hesketh Bank near Southport, all on one level, with an enclosed lawned garden, a barbecue and two dogs welcome, close to the Ribble estuary.

A single storey cottage for four at Whitechapel on the edge of the Forest of Bowland, with an enclosed garden, doggy extras and two dogs welcome at the Cross Keys Inn.

A three bedroom cottage for five at Whitechapel near Longridge, all on one floor, with an enclosed garden off the living room, doggy extras and two dogs welcome.

A two bedroom cottage for four at Whitechapel in the Bowland foothills, single storey, with an enclosed garden through French doors and two dogs welcome.

A self-contained cottage for two and one dog at Sabden at the foot of Pendle Hill, set in the owners' garden, with a private enclosed terrace garden and the Pendle Way from the village.

A five star hay barn conversion for six near Foulridge, with exposed stone and beams, a large enclosed garden and a private hot tub, three dogs welcome.

A five bedroom cottage for ten on the owners' working farm at Weeton, with a garden room, a large enclosed garden, a private hot tub and one dog welcome.

A five bedroom house on the promenade at Morecambe sleeping nine, with a basement games room, a sea view balcony and a beach that welcomes dogs all year, three dogs welcome.

A barn conversion for two down a private lane at Anderton, with a wood burner, a private hot tub and an enclosed side garden, two dogs welcome.

A newly refurbished cottage for four tucked away in Barnoldswick, with a south facing enclosed garden, a stream running through it and views to Ingleborough, two dogs welcome.