Dog Friendly Holiday Log Cabins in Devon

Devon Dog Friendly Log Cabins

Devon

Munro Lodge

Ref: S878181

Reviews 5

The small village of Woolfardisworthy, known locally as Woolsery is situated in the heart of North Devon, offering a local shop. Nearby Hartland Forest encompasses hundreds of acres of Forestry Commission woodland, whilst just 5 miles away lies...

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£63

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Manor Cottage Cabin

Ref: S776755

The Cabin is a charming studio built within the grounds of Manor Cottage, located in the sleepy village of South Milton, just one mile from the stunning sandy beach at Thurlestone Rock. Designed as a holiday home, it offers a tranquil retreat for...

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£56

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The Wagon at Burrow Hill

Ref: S668082

Reviews 19

Ottery St. Mary, which is situated next to the River Otter, is well known for its literary ties to the poet Coleridge and for its stunning church, which is frequently compared to Exeter Cathedral. Ottery St. Mary is particularly well-known for its...

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£66

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South Pusehill Cottage

Ref: S854964

Reviews 2

This spacious three-bedroom property set above Westward Ho! is surrounded by beautiful countryside and just 1 mile from the coast. Boasting stylish furnishings, extensive grounds, and a private hot tub, it’s the perfect getaway for a family plus...

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£194

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Pebble Beach Chalet

Ref: S880278

Seaton is a seaside town in East Devon on the south coast. It faces onto Lyme Bay, to the west of the mouth of the River Axe with red cliffs to one side and white cliffs on the other. Axmouth and Beer are nearby. A sea wall provides access to the...

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£80

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Buttercup Lodge

Ref: S820238

Reviews 7

Dartmouth lies on the banks of the beautiful River Dart estuary in the popular and picturesque South Hams area of South Devon. Located within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and close to the coast, Dartmouth is one of the most popular...

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£99

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Spekes Mill

Ref: S1039391

The bustling village of Hartland, with its nearby colourful quay and lighthouse, provides visitors with a wide selection of amenities, including an interesting craft shop, good pubs, and several great places to eat. Just one mile out of the...

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£71

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The Old Mill Shepherd's Hut

Ref: S213573

Reviews 9

Hatherleigh is a wonderful market town resting within the rural lands of Devon. Within close reach of Dartmoor National Park, they town can be found within the Torridge Valley. Within the tow you can find a variety of shops, inns and cafés, making...

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£70

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418 Norton Park

Ref: S1057521

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£48

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Widemouth Bay

Ref: S1039387

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£71

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Barley Bay

Ref: S1039388

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£71

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Welcombe Mouth

Ref: S1039384

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£71

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Maple

Ref: S854873

Dolton is a small rural village in the heart of Devon's rolling countryside and offers a small selection of shops and pubs, making it the ideal place to stock up on any store cupboard essentials and maybe stop off for a refreshing pint or a bite...

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£153

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The Borrowers

Ref: S139629

Reviews 23

Dartmouth is situated on the River Dart estuary, within the popular South Hams area of South Devon. The town is set within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and close to the coast. Within the town you will find boutique shops, restaurants...

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£54

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Honeysuckle Lodge

Ref: S820239

Reviews 7

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£94

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Lodge 27

Ref: S526142

Reviews 18

Woolsery, a tiny village in North Devon, has a local store. Nearby Hartland Forest has hundreds of acres of Forestry Commission woods, while Clovelly, 5 miles distant, is known for its flower-strewn cottages and steep cobblestone pathway to the...

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£116

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Duck Pool

Ref: S1039386

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£71

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Cove View

Ref: S1039740

The tranquil, picturesque village of Berrynarbor is situated at the coastal end of the beautiful Sterridge Valley, and is surrounded by dense woodlands and farms. Quaint cottages and gardens awash with floral displays line the narrow streets,...

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£83

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Beech Shepherds Lodge, Dittisham

Ref: S532635

Situated in a former wildflower meadow, with views down through the wooded valley are five beautifully crafted Shepherd's Huts. The luxury interiors tastefully reflect the countryside setting, with designer fabrics, made-to-measure furnishings...

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£170

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Wisteria Cottage

Ref: S481052

Reviews 14

Perfect holiday property in the village of Parkham. A delightful character property quietly situated in the pretty village of Parkham and just 5 miles from the spectacular North Devon Heritage Coastline. The front door of the cottage leads from a...

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£90

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61 Norton Park

Ref: S881052

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£59

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Oak Safari Tent, Tiverton

Ref: S1058556

Inside, you will find a cosy, rustic interior with a fully equipped kitchen, seating area, private bathroom, and comfortable beds, creating a true ‘home away from home’ experience. The peaceful, secluded location offers the perfect escape from the...

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£129

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Maple Safari Tent, Tiverton

Ref: S1058554

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£129

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Aspen

Ref: S854874

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£144

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What our customers say about their holidays

Jill - Verified booking

So sorry I can't give a good review.

..I can only give you an honest one. The only good thing about this place was that it was dog friendly and that you could park very near the chalet. Where to start. So we were there for two weeks with our dogs. There was no washing machine, so after a week or so we ended up having to lug dirty washing around until we found a launderette. No dishwasher, which wouldn't have been a big deal, but the hot water tap in the kitchen didn't do much more than trickle, took ages to heat up then suddenly it was scalding - I managed to burn myself a couple of times. The plastic washing up bowl in the sink was too small to be able to get a dinner plate flat inside, so you couldn't actually soak anything. The first or second evening the power cut out, so we had no light from early evening till the next morning. When the maintenance man came over, he didn't know why we had no power. Eventually he discovered that there was a coin meter which you had to keep feeding with a token to keep power on. He found out that this information was in the chalet handbook, but who reads that from cover to cover as soon as you arrive? There was a mini freezer, but it was full of ice (not cubes) and the door didn't close properly so it was useless. There were no mixer taps in kitchen/bathroom, just old fashioned one hot, one cold, so to wash your hands you had to put the plug in and run both before you got a usable temperature. There was only one key, so that was a bit inconvenient when there's two people who might want to be doing their own thing at times. Kitchen was sparsely equipped - cutlery was only four of each item so you were constantly getting up after main course to wash cutlery before you could eat pudding. Oh, the bed. Double bed was maybe a foot off the floor, and I don't mean the frame - that was to the top of the mattress. Matress was maybe 6 inches tops thick - when lying, you could feel every bar of the metal frame under you. Tiny bedroom - when walking round the bed, you were constantly banging your shins on the hard frame corners. I actually came away with bruises. The bedroom was from maybe the seventies - you had little cupboards either side of the bed with cupboards above that were hinged at the top, which the doors were starting to dangle. Generally, when you looked around, it was dated and somewhat tatty - scrapes along the walls where furniture had been moved or pushed against walls, that the paint hadn't been touched up, it had just been left. It felt like the owners/maintenance just didn't care. When we first walked in, I stood on the doormat and it shot across the floor leaving me on my back, and I have a spinal condition so I was in terrible pain for a couple of days. Doormat got immediately taken off the floor. One corner of the living area had a vacuum and various cleaning things leaning up against the wall - they couldn't have even put them out of sight? Needless to say, we won't be staying there again. I hate leaving negative reviews, but honestly, these are just the facts as to how we experienced our stay. Such a shame.

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Maxine - Verified booking

Overall we did enjoy the week in dartmouth However the chalet was disappointing and wasn't somewhere I looked forward to returning to each day.

Cleanliness was inconsistent; the bathroom seemed clean and tidy. However there was a food wrapper under the double bed and a lot of dust. This is clearly an area that is missed.regularly There are also dust collectors under the bed which must make it difficult for the cleaner. I think one item is a foldaway chair but I didn't really want to touch it to pull it out. We also had to clean the handles of the kitchen units which were also dusty. The furniture was uncomfortable; mattresses thin and I could feel the metal of the bed frame. One tiny cupboard for clothes as other full with brooms, highchairs etc. There appears to be pointless furniture in living room (small corner book case, unit near door), perhaps a tall unit would enable better storage. The living room furniture was also uncomfortable for more than a quick sit down. Luckily we were out and about a lot but it would have been nice to have returned to a proper sofa/comfortable chair. Electric went off whilst it was dark , whilst it is good that the coins are provided, trying to get around to find my phone for a torch to sort it out was a pain I think the meter needs removing . Reviews also said it was quiet but I didn't find it so. People passed the unit regularly and ball games happening right outside. This was a particular issue for us as my rescue dog is reactive to people passing and balls hitting the window. I wouldn't have minded as much otherwise..however if I'd have known I would have avoided booking this particular chalet and looked more closely at the site plan for one with on the end of a row with less passes by/footballs Whilst we knew in advance there was no WiFi, I think it would be good if there was. My brother booked another chalet on same site for less money and it was far better equipped with WiFi included. I know it is summer hols and everywhere expensive but it felt overpriced for what we got

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Michelle - Verified booking

The Chalet was basic.

Lounge furniture very uncomfortable, what you expect for Conservative 2 sitter and 1 armchair. Hot water tap in the kitchen wasnât hot enough for washing your pots. The hot water came out hot for 30 seconds then was running lukewarm so had to boil the kettle for hot water. Pans cooking trays were still greasy from previous holiday makers. Main bedroom had no storage for hanging clothes as was filled with cleaning stuff ( Vacuum, steam mob, brush, camping folding chairs. Bed seemed like a put up double bed with mattress on top. Very uncomfortable not good if youâre staying a week or more. I couldnât believe how far better was the second childrenâs bedroom. 2 proper single pine framed beds with tall boy grey wardrobe and matching bedside table also a large mirror on the wall. So ladies to dry your hair you would have to use this bedroom as the main bedroom hasnât a mirror. The positive side that we stayed a week over Easter and was very cheap for an Easter break, we only payed Â£360 so I suppose you get what you pay for. Norton park is in a very good position, sainsburys and Lidels just a 2 minute drive down the road. Dartmouth few more minutes away so very handy and of course some beautiful beaches just a short drive away. If youâre on a cheap budget then I would say if you donât mind the negative things I mentioned then the chalet is ok if you have young children and dogs.

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Tim - Verified booking

This is a lovely place to stay.

Itâs located conveniently to shops and the town. Itâs well equipped with everything you needed for a week away. The only problems we found was the main double bed REALLY needs another mattress. You can feel the bars of the bed though it. Ok for a couple of nights but after that we had difficulty in sleeping. On arrival at 3.30 pm (clock in is 3pm) we found the cleaner still in the room, we waited outside for a further 30 mins to give her time to finish but when we tried to get in the accommodation we were informed she still wasnât finished and would be at least another 45min to an hour and that we werenât booked in anyway. We produced our details of hire and was informed it would still be around an hour longer. After a nine hour drive with very tied kids this is not what we needed very disappointing. We had to drive off and feed the kids in town. I got the hoover out mid week to have a tidy up, when I moved the sofa out I found several medication tablets dropped from previous tenants I then found another one under the window/bed in the kids room. I pick up and disposed of them both. Obviously these should have been found and dealt with in the change over clean.

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Tony - Verified booking

We had a really wonderful stay at this beautifully restored wagon.

It was definitely a romantic and memorable experience. So quiet and away from the hustle and bustle of life. A great place to unwind. The owners Nicki and Ben have thought of everything. It was quite windy one night and the wagon hardly moved it is tied down so well. We saw a family of deer including a stunning stag in the field. Also a white owl sitting on one of the posts. I loved laying on the bed with the windows open watching the birds in the hedge. We spent a night round the fire pit. The sky was littered with stars having no light pollution there. We slept so well here. They had left us a welcome bottle of wine from their own vine yard which was superb. The wagon is well situated with Ottery St Mary, Sidmouth, Branscombe, Beer and the Beer caves all not far. There is a wonderful ARK pottery just down the road. Iâm so glad we went there. Some wonderful pieces of pottery for sale at quite reasonable prices. I would definitely love to come back and stay here again. NOTE: I would just like to say if youâre not a fan of really tight long narrow roads. Avoid Fire Beacon Lane. We drove down it on our first day. After that we always went the Sidmouth Road way which is much better.

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Things to do near Devon

Saunton Sands

Saunton Sands in North Devon is a favourite for longboard surfers, walkers and nature enthusiasts. The beach sits in front of Braunton Burrows, one of the largest sand dune systems in Britain and recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Lundy Island

Lundy is an Island off the coast of North Devon and is owned by the National Trust. It is open to the public to visit and experience the natural beauty and wildlife of the island. The island runs its own ferry service that transports visitors from the mainland to the island and back.

Shaldon Beach

Located at the mouth of the River Teign, Shaldon Beach is particularly popular with water enthusiasts. From rowing and sailing to canoeing and fishing, this beach is a hive of activity. Large container ships can be seen navigating the narrow estuary mouth at high tide as they enter Teignmouth harbour.

Bantham Beach

Bantham beach is an AONB and considered one of Devon’s premier surfing beaches. The beach is renowned for both its vast, breathtaking panoramic views over Bigbury Bay and Burgh Island and its multitude of water based activities for families.

Diggerland Devon

Whether it’s driving a dumper truck, riding a JCB, or braving the twisting Spindizzy digger ride - there’s so much to keep kids of all ages entertained.

House of Marbles

Working glass and games factory in Bovey Tracey, with an on-site museum and gift shop, as well as a coffee shop and licensed restaurant. Family-friendly.

Babbacombe Model Village

Superb model village in Babbacombe, with miniature scale versions of buildings, people and landmarks from around the world. Special events. 4d theatre.

Powderham Castle

Built in the 14th Century by Sir Philip Courtenay, Powderham Castle is home to the Earl and Countess of Devon and their children. Bearing the Courtenay name, of French origin, the family has over one thousand years of traceable history, predominantly situated in Devon.

Dog Friendly Holiday Log Cabins in Devon

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Devon Dog Friendly Log Cabins

Devon

Munro Lodge

Ref: S878181

Reviews 5

Devon

Manor Cottage Cabin

Ref: S776755

Devon

The Wagon at Burrow Hill

Ref: S668082

Reviews 19

Devon

South Pusehill Cottage

Ref: S854964

Reviews 2

Devon

Pebble Beach Chalet

Ref: S880278

Devon

Buttercup Lodge

Ref: S820238

Reviews 7

Devon

Spekes Mill

Ref: S1039391

Devon

The Old Mill Shepherd's Hut

Ref: S213573

Reviews 9

Devon

418 Norton Park

Ref: S1057521

Devon

Widemouth Bay

Ref: S1039387

Devon

Barley Bay

Ref: S1039388

Devon

Welcombe Mouth

Ref: S1039384

Devon

Maple

Ref: S854873

Devon

The Borrowers

Ref: S139629

Reviews 23

Devon

Honeysuckle Lodge

Ref: S820239

Reviews 7

Devon

Lodge 27

Ref: S526142

Reviews 18

Devon

Duck Pool

Ref: S1039386

Devon

Cove View

Ref: S1039740

Devon

Beech Shepherds Lodge, Dittisham

Ref: S532635

Devon

Wisteria Cottage

Ref: S481052

Reviews 14

Devon

61 Norton Park

Ref: S881052

Devon

Oak Safari Tent, Tiverton

Ref: S1058556

Devon

Maple Safari Tent, Tiverton

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