[branwen]

Hi, Does anyone know of a nice friendly places to stay around Bournemouth where I could take Dylan?Went last year but the caravan park was terrible and we came home early, maybe someone had a better time than we did and could recomend places to stay.Thanks.

 

[Labdad]

Hi

I will admit I am proud of finding the UK on a world map. But most of the detail stuff to me are just names. I attempted to locate dog friendly places but some of the pages did not specifically mention dogs. Here in the US dog friendly I have found means under 25 pounds of weight. Here are a few sites that may be of interest:

http://www.dogsinvited.co.uk/index.htm

http://www.iknow-yorkshire.co.uk/yorkshire/all_yorkshire/all_prices/caravan_parks/pet_dog_friendly/

http://search.hotbot.co.uk/results/dog-friendly-holiday/

http://www.kwikbreaks.co.uk/index.php

http://www.petplanet.co.uk/petplanet/travel/diary_april.htm worth exploring the links

http://www.chycor.co.uk/index.htm

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=2411

HTH

Cheers

 

[bradleysmum]

I am very impressed Labdad - as a non Uk resident you do a great job on your research. :wink:

 

[Guest]

Hi Branwen,

We thought that we would probably take Oscar with us to a rented cottage or something this year, so he has quite a lot of room inside.. in case of rain!

When we've been to cottages before we've always been with Hoseasons and have always been impressed.

I know, because I was looking last night, that their website allows you to specify if you want somewhere that you can take a dog.

Their website is :

www.hoseasons.co.uk

They also do lodges and boating holidays if that interested you.

HTH

Sarah x

 

[branwen]

Hi Thanks Labdadb bradleysmum is right you really do your research,are you sure you dont work for the C I A,anyway it's all much appreciated also thanks to Sarah,have used Hoseasons a couple of times before they're ok.

 

[branwen]

As for the boating holidays Sarah,I was born on the Isle of Anglesey and am scared of water and can't swim so will give that a miss.Dylan would be happy though.

 

[mollydog]

Hi Branwen

A few miles away from Bournmouth, but we take regular weekend breaks in Lyme Regis and stay at a lovely hotel called Hotel Alexandra, Pound Street, Lyme Regis.

The hotel is very dog (and kid) friendly, very close to the sea, centre of Lyme Regis, and the hotel itself is charming.

If you want more details, let me know and I'll send you the link. As a matter of fact we're off there next week, and looking forward to letting Molly have her first swim in the sea (she loves rivers and streams, so it'll be interesting to see what she makes of waves!!!).

Best regards

Mark

 

[branwen]

Hi Mark,that would be good if you could send me the link,it sounds great and i think Dylan might behave a bit more in a hotel(ha ha) and besides my husband has never been keen on caravans he prefers cottages or hotels.Hope you have a great time and molly will love it as long as she doesnt drink too much sea water.Thanks again, Lynne.

 

[mollydog]

Lynne

The e mail link is

www.hotelalexandra.co.uk

If you have any problems getting through let me know.

Rgds

Mark

 

[branwen]

Mark,just checked out the hotel it looks great thanks, and have a good time. Lynne.

 

[Labman29]

Hi, Does anyone know of a nice friendly places to stay around Bournemouth where I could take Dylan?Went last year but the caravan park was terrible and we came home early, maybe someone had a better time than we did and could recomend places to stay.Thanks.

Hello.. I found a really useful blog on pet friendly holidays which suggests different options for people. pet friendly holidays in the UK to include dog friendly caravans and facilities