Every single one of our cabins is dog-friendly, so you never have to choose between a proper break for you and a kennel stay for them.

From coastal fields in Dorset to quiet woodland in East Sussex, and from rolling Cotswold hills to wide open Canterbury meadows, each of our locations is hand-picked for space, scenery, and with SO many walks that you’ll still be thinking about months later.

Off-grid, not off-comfort

Going “off-grid” doesn’t mean giving up your creature comforts. Our cabins are kitted out with hot showers, proper beds with thick duvets, kitchens with everything you need, and wood-fired stoves for those cosy post-walk evenings. It’s luxury you can actually relax into — without worrying about muddy paws or being too far from nature.

Walks from your door

The beauty of our sites is that you don’t need to get in the car to find a great walk.

Cotswolds – Miles of trails, village loops, and pub walks like Dunkertons Cider Taproom or The Frogmill.

Dorset – Coastal paths with sweeping sea views and open fields to roam.

East Sussex – Woodland tracks, hidden clearings, and easy links to the South Downs Way.

South Downs - Consistently amazing views wherever you go, always able to end in a cosy pub

Canterbury – Big skies, rolling meadows, and riverside routes that lead to some of Kent’s best country pubs.

Pubs that welcome paws

We’ve personally tested the nearby pubs (someone had to). Think crackling fires, water bowls by the door, and bar staff who greet your dog before you. Whether it’s a post-walk pint, Sunday roast, or a coffee stop, you’ll find a warm welcome in every location all that are dog friendly.

Things to know before you book

• One dog is welcome in each cabin
• Please bring their bed or blanket so they feel at home
• Outdoor space is private but not fully enclosed, so leads are a must for wanderers
• Our locations are rich in wildlife, so please keep dogs under control near livestock and nesting birds

What to pack for your dog

A few things make settling in easier:

• Their own bed or blanket
• A long lead for walks near livestock and nesting birds
• A towel for post-walk paw-drying
• Their usual food (we're a long way from the nearest pet shop)
• Poo bags, more than you think you'll need
• A water bottle for longer walks
• Any of their favourite toys

A dog-friendly trip should be just that - space for you and your dog to relax, roam, and recharge. So pack the lead, bring their favourite biscuits, and escape somewhere where the walks are wild, the nights are cosy, and the only time you’ll check the time is to see when the sun sets.