Cornish Traditional Cottages, 3 Eddystone Court, Eddystone Road, WADEBRIDGE, Cornwall, PL27 7FH
Cornwall is very dog friendly with many local places welcoming dogs. Cornish Traditional Cottages can help you find the right dog friendly holiday accommodation in Cornwall.
At a Glance
| Dog Type & Number: | Varies |
| Enclosed Area: | Yes |
| Dogs Free: | No |
- Dog friendly beach within 5 miles
- Wi-Fi available
- Satellite TV
- Hot tub available
- Mobility friendly
- Dog friendly pub within 1 mile
- Shop within 1 mile
Cornish Traditional Cottages Details
If you’re under the impression that a holiday in Cornwall means parting ways with your beloved pet, think again. At Cornish Traditional Cottages, we pride ourselves on offering a wide selection of holiday homes that warmly welcome both you and your furry companion. Celebrating 60 years in 2024 Cornish Traditional Cottages have plenty of expertise under our belt, we’re confident that you’ll discover your ideal holiday retreat with us.
Cornwall boasts an exceptionally pet-friendly environment, with numerous local pubs and attractions extending a warm welcome to dogs and their well-behaved owners. Moreover, many of our stunning beaches remain open year-round, inviting our four-legged friends to frolic in the waves, chase seagulls, and explore rock pools to their heart’s content.
After a day brimming with adventure, unwind in the evenings with your contented companion curled up at your feet, relishing the tranquillity of your dog-friendly cottage in Cornwall. It’s the perfect conclusion to an idyllic day in paradise.
Whether you prefer the convenience of online booking or the personalised assistance of our experienced and friendly local team, we’re here to make your holiday dreams a reality. Simply call 01208 895 354, and let us guide you towards your ultimate Cornish getaway.
Contact
- Visit Cornish Traditional Cottages Website
- 01208 895354
- George Edward-Collins
Area Details
Cornwall forms the tip of the southwest peninsula of Great Britain and has a border with only one other county. The county of Cornwall is formed mostly by the River Tamar, and the remainder by the Marsland Valley.
Cornwall is renowned for its dramatic coastline. There are numerous fishing harbours, spectacular beaches, water sports, and of course Cornish pasties and Cornish cream teas! You have the chance to explore Bodmin Moor with its great walking trails. If walking is your thing, there is also the South West Coastal path to enjoy. It’s great for either a gentle stroll or something more adventurous.
On the northern coast of Cornwall are the huge stretches of beach with big Atlantic waves – ideal for surfing. The rugged coastline provides a great opportunity for rock climbing too. The south coast of Cornwall has more estuaries to explore, fishing harbours to stroll around, and beaches where the waves aren’t quite so spectacular as the north coast. Whichever part of Cornwall you decide to take your dog to, you will be sure to receive a warm Cornish welcome.
We hope that you have some great dog friendly holidays in Cornwall.
For some ideas of dog friendly places to visit in Cornwall, go to our blog. We have a great list of dog friendly pubs and cafes too.
For more help in where to visit on your dog friendly holidays in Cornwall, take a look at Visit Cornwall
If it is the first time that you’ve travelled with your dog, and are not sure what to expect, take a look at our Dog Friendly Travel Guide