Kilkhampton, Near Bude
The Curates Wing @ The Old Rectory
Enchanting grade II listed holiday cottage
From £440 / week
Dog-Friendly Cottages in Bude
Dog-friendly cottages in Bude are genuinely easy to find here, because Bude is the kind of place that suits dogs almost as well as it suits their owners — wide Atlantic beaches, clifftop paths that stretch for miles and a town that takes four-legged visitors in its stride. The surf rolls in, the air is sharp and clean, and a good walk is never more than a lead-clip away. Bring the dog, pack the towels and plan around the tides.
Not sure which of these in Bude?
Nr Widemouth Bay
Stoneleigh Knowle
A charming converted barn, surrounded by Cornish countryside
From £795 / week
Launcells, nr Bude
Ravenscourt
An impressive former rectory, set in beautiful gardens offering a tranquil retreat
From £1,995 / week
Kilkhampton, near Bude
The Stables at The Old Rectory
Cosy Cottage retreat for two in Kilkhampton, Bude
From £350 / week
Kilkhampton, nr Bude
The Old Rectory
Stunning large period property with gorgeous expansive gardens
From £860 / week
Bude
Ocean House
A large coastal retreat, moments from Bude's beaches
From £1,360 / week
Kilkhampton, nr Bude
The Old Rectory Estate
Exclusive use of three stunning period properties with gorgeous gardens
From £1,610 / week
St Gennys, Crackington Haven, Nr Bude
Trevigue Cottage
A large and spacious character coastal cottage
From £800 / week
Bude
Halekulani
Short walk from beautiful Bude beaches
From £1,000 / week
Bude
Northcott Cabin
Romantic retreat near the coast
From £400 / week
Marhamchurch, Bude
Court Farm Cottages
A collection of family-friendly cottages near Bude
From £595 / week
Widemouth Bay, nr Bude
The Stable @ Mill Barns
Luxury retreat close to the beach
From £791 / week
FAQs
Common questions
Many beaches in the Bude area welcome dogs year-round, though some impose seasonal restrictions — typically early May to late September — on certain stretches. Rules vary by beach and can change, so check the relevant local authority or beach signage before you go. Our dog-friendly guides on this site flag the key seasonal considerations to help you plan.
Some do, some don't — it depends on the individual property. An enclosed garden is one of the most-used filters on this page, and if it's a priority for your dog's safety, use the filter in the listings alongside you to narrow down to cottages that specifically offer it. Don't assume; always confirm before booking.
Most properties set a maximum — commonly one or two dogs — though a few will consider more by arrangement. Each listing states its own pet policy. Check the details panel on the cottage you're interested in, and if you have a larger pack, contact us directly so we can point you to the most suitable options currently available.
The coast path in this area offers some of the most rewarding dog walking in Cornwall — long cliff sections with relatively few livestock fields compared to other stretches, though cattle and sheep do appear in places, so keep your dog under close control. Leads are advisable. Paths can be steep and exposed; sturdy footwear for you is as important as a reliable recall for your dog.
To help keep our dog-friendly holiday homes in excellent condition for every guest, we ask that dogs are never left unattended in the property. Please keep dogs off all furniture and soft furnishings, including sofas, cushions and throws, and do not allow them upstairs or into bedrooms. We recommend bringing your dog's own bed, basket and blankets to help them settle in comfortably. After walks, especially on the beach or in muddy conditions, please make sure your dog is clean and completely dry before coming indoors. Before you leave, check all gardens, patios, balconies and outdoor spaces, and ensure any dog waste has been picked up, bagged and disposed of responsibly.
