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Dog-friendly glamping in the Lake District

Bring your dog to England’s largest national park, the Lake District, for a glamping break that’ll take you up hill and down dale – with more shimmering water to dip tired paws (and feet) in than you can shake a walking stick at. The wild, radiant beauty of the landscape will get tails wagging and spirits soaring – there’s a reason so many poets and painters have been inspired by the rugged fells and epic lakes. Take a look at our dog-friendly glamping places in the Lake District.

Recommended dog-friendly places in the Lake District

These are our most popular dog-friendly glamping locations in the Lake District. Our team have visited every single one personally, to find only the most special and quirky spaces that we just know you'll want to visit.
The Hog House
Cumbria

The Hog House

From £117 p/n
Gretel at Hinterlandes
Cumbria

Gretel at Hinterlandes

From £153 p/n
The Lodge
Cumbria

The Lodge

From £344 p/n
Raven's Crag
Cumbria

Raven's Crag

From £180 p/n
Wrostler's Barn
Cumbria

Wrostler's Barn

From £125 p/n
Cottage in the Clouds
Cumbria

Cottage in the Clouds

From £125 p/n
Forrest, The Lost Cabins
Cumbria

Forrest, The Lost Cabins

From £160 p/n
The Herdwick
Cumbria

The Herdwick

From £103 p/n

Why book a dog-friendly glamping holiday in the Lake District with Canopy & Stars?

We don’t just list dog-friendly glamping places, we personally visit each one, stay overnight and get to know the owners. So when we recommend cabins, barns, bothies and huts for you and your pup, you can rest assured that we’ve tested the beds for comfort, taken our own dogs on local walks and tucked into a cheeky Cumberland sausage and local ale around the campfire. Once you and your pup have experienced a life more wild among the lofty peaks, you’ll want to come back again and again.

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About dog-friendly glamping

Who we are Canopy & Stars are an employee-owned, certified B Corp based in Bristol. We’ve been exploring woodlands, hiking up hills and navigating coastal paths for more than a decade to bring you incredible glamping holidays in areas of spectacular natural beauty. We promote responsible travel and have a charitable trust that donates to environmental causes.

Our dog-friendly glamping breaks in the Lake District We’ve got barns and bothies, cabins and yurts and a smorgasbord of shepherd’s huts (all those Cumbrian sheep) for a dog-friendly glamping break in the Lakes. If you’re looking for something extra special, check out Hansel and Gretel at Hinterlandes, two off-grid luxury cabins in the trees with top of the range wood-fired hot tubs, and not a wicked witch in sight.

What to do with your dog in the Lake District Forget strolls in suburban parks and trots round the block, the Lake District is somewhere to show your pup how to do walkies in style. Set off from the front door on invigorating hikes with glorious views, stopping for lunch and dog treats by sparkling tarns. The sheer scale of the landscape is majestic and the overwhelming sense of peace will rub off the most excitable hounds. Dogs are welcomed at many pubs and restaurants in the picturesque towns and villages dotted throughout the national park.

We care about responsible travel We’re always looking for ways to reduce our environmental impact and promote responsible travel across the industry. We’ve set ourselves several ambitious goals including carbon neutrality by 2030 and we’re committed to improving access to nature for those with disabilities and disadvantaged young people. Our latest Impact Report shares our successes, challenges and plans for the future.

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