Buried among magnificent mountains and hidden in the heart of characterful towns, we have a wealth of dog-friendly cottages in the Peak District for you and your canine companion to discover.
Get to know this spectacular region with fun days out in the Peaks before returning to your own pet-friendly holiday cottage. You could stay in a big property and celebrate a special occasion with loved ones, escape to a family-friendly holiday let the whole pack will love or spend a few days hiding out in a romantic retreat with your partner and your four-pawed third wheel – keep reading to see a few of our favourites!
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Dog-friendly Peak District cottages
1. Stowe Cottage
Sleeps 2 + 5 dogs
Why we love it:
Plan a pet-friendly Peak District holiday to this elegant stone cottage in the upland village of Middleton in the popular Matlock region. Dash off on a dog walk to the iconic Black Rocks beauty spot or set off along the High Peak Trail, both within a couple of miles of this property, before returning to soothe tired limbs with an evening spent in the bubbling hot tub beneath a star-spangled sky.
Why our guests love it:
“Beautiful little cottage in a great location, very clean with very comfortable bed and pillows. Well-equipped, and hot tub was the icing on the cake!! Extremely happy with everything and had a fabulous time, would recommend to anyone and will be coming back.” – Gaynor
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2. The Room For All Seasons
Sleeps 2 + 2 dogs
Why we love it:
One of our favourite things about this enchanting pet-friendly cottage is the wonderful French doors which look out onto idyllic farmland and allow natural light to flood inside. This property offers contemporary touches alongside home comforts and rural charm, and is based right in the heart of the Peak District so you can visit top sights including Bamford Edge, Blue John Cavern and Froggatt Edge during your holiday.
Why our guests love it:
“Spacious, warm and comfortable cottage in the most lovely setting. It is brilliantly accessible (I use a mobility scooter) with plenty of turning space, a large wet room and even a height-adjustable kitchen sink and hob. Good for dogs as there is a secure front yard and walks from the doorstep. I am sure we will be back!” – Cheryl
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3. Treacle Bridge Cottage
Sleeps 2 + 1 dog
Why we love it:
This quaint country cottage boasts a peaceful location and is brimming with contemporary style – the perfect combination for a restful getaway! Wonderful features include a roll-top bath for restful evenings in and a stylish wood burner so you can keep cosy whatever the weather, while trees all around create a woodland feel. A footpath outside ensures you can enjoy easy, local dog walks morning, noon and night.
Why our guests love it:
“Superb property, a pleasure to stay in. The bathroom has to be seen to be believed! Very near a dog-friendly pub that does good food and real ales. Central for travelling out and about. We have already booked to go again.” – Margaret
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4. Blakelow Barn
Sleeps 2 + 2 dogs
Why we love it:
Perfect as a walkers’ retreat or for a romantic getaway far from busy day-to-day life, this remote property has far-reaching views and lovely local trails to follow. Enjoy an adventure further afield to see Lumsdale Waterfall or amble along the banks of Ogston Reservoir during your visit to this scenic destination – both are within 4 miles of this property.
Why our guests love it:
“We had a really nice stay here; our only regret is that we didn't stay longer. The barn itself is a comfortable, clean and cosy place to unwind. The outside space is a really good and secure area for our dog (Ernie the vizsla) to stretch his legs, etc. There is a walk from the door to Ashover where you will find a nice pub (The Old Poet’s Corner). We loved it here and will definitely be coming back.” – Gary
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5. Hawksmoor Barn
Sleeps 4 + 1 dog
Why we love it:
With a delightful mix of modern home comforts and old-world charm, this attractive escape is set on the outskirts of Pilsbury with several delightful dog-friendly attractions nearby to discover on jaunts out. Visit High Wheeldon, Lathkill Dale and Arbor Low Stone Circle, then head back to unwind with old beams overhead and a roaring wood burner creating a cosy atmosphere.
Why our guests love it:
“Ideal location for exploring the area. Very well appointed and spacious. Kitchen/diner particularly nice with great views of open countryside Fully enclosed large garden mostly laid to lawn ideal for our lively springer spaniel. Good access to railway trails which were ideal for walking or cycling. Chatsworth Farm Shop well worth a visit – would use again if in the area.” – Sheila
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6. Bee Cottage
Sleeps 6 + 1 dog
Why we love it:
The conservatory/dining room at this dog-friendly Peak District cottage is a real showstopper with a high ceiling, stylish furnishings and a mix of garden and countryside views. Modern, thoughtful design flows through the rest of this charming cottage and the patio garden is a peaceful spot where you and your dog can unwind on warm days.
Why our guests love it:
“Bee Cottage has the WOW factor. Cosy, cleanliness 5-star, comfortable beds and seating. High-quality fittings, nothing skimped. Owners a delight, on hand for any extras. A gem not to miss.” – Pauline
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7. The Tea House
Sleeps 4 + 2 dogs
Why we love it:
Get away to this quaint, characterful cottage south of the Peak District in the delightful village of Hilton. Make the most of rural life on this farm retreat and enjoy daily strolls down to the remarkable 5-acre lake available for fishing or nature watching. When the day is done, sit out on the veranda at this dog-friendly lodge and soak in the bucolic scenery.
Why our guests love it:
“FABULOUS! One of the best cottages we have stayed in. Everything you need and very comfortable. To top it off there are great views from the cottage. Sally and Scott were very helpful and friendly. For the fur babies the garden is more than secure.” – Mechelle
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8. Old Well Cottage
Sleeps 4 + 2 dogs
Why we love it:
This wonderful cottage, built of honey-coloured stone, offers you and your pup the chance to escape to Baslow – an iconic Peak District village that sits on the River Derwent. It’s best known for its elegant 17th-century bridge and toll house, and for nearby Baslow Edge, a perfect place for a dog walk during your stay. Cosy up in front of the open fire in the lounge or enjoy the pretty patio garden while sat in the conservatory, with the lovely French doors thrown open.
Why our guests love it:
“Spotlessly clean, brilliant shower, comfortable bed, very well equipped, ideal location, parking was very easy. Our dog was well catered for with towels, blankets, treats. We loved the décor, and the conservatory was so comfortable. All in all, one of the best cottages we have stayed in.” – Josephine
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9. The White Cottage
Sleeps 8 + 3 dogs
Why we love it:
While there’s plenty of country cottage style throughout, the real stand-out feature of this property is the wonderful garden! Both you and your dogs will love making the most of it (did we mention you can even bring up to three dogs along?) as there’s a fantastic stone terrace, wonderful lawn, mature trees, evening lighting, and plenty of seating. A BBQ and fire pit completes the outdoor space, making it a great space for a special celebration or just an evening getting all your favourite people together.
Why our guests love it:
“We had the best week at the most cosy cottage in a fabulous setting, every need was catered for at the cottage. We walked some wonderful walks every day, a few from the bottom of the garden, and we couldn’t wait to return for our cosy evenings by the fire. We would love to return to White Cottage.” – Jane
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10. Hedgehog Cottage
Sleeps 3 + 2 dogs
Why we love it:
This property boasts an impressive position set right at the base of Kinder Scout, making this pet-friendly cottage the perfect base for walking holidays. Challenge yourself by following one of the routes to the summit, refuel at one of Hayfield’s characterful, dog-friendly pubs, then snuggle up on the sofa back at this wonderful retreat. This Peak District escape also has a delightful patio area with stone walls, just the spot for a morning cuppa while the pup lounges at your feet.
Why our guests love it:
“I had a lovely week in Hedgehog Cottage. The location is great. The cafes, shops and pubs are a short walk away yet it is far enough along Kinder Road to be very quiet in the evenings and overnight. The bed is really comfortable. The kitchen is well equipped and the furniture is very comfortable too. I would stay here again.” – Mary
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Peak District holidays
Escape to the Peak District and make memories in one of the UK’s most remarkable national parks with your dog by your side. From historic sites to cycling adventures, there’s a host of excellent days out awaiting you in Derbyshire - start browsing our dog-friendly holiday cottages in the Peak District to find your perfect getaway.
Dog-friendly Peak District cottages