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Dog friendly holidays and pet friendly caravan parks

Don't want to leave your furry friend at home? At Haven you don't have to. We know dogs are a big part of the family, which is why we have dog friendly holidays available, so your beloved canine doesn't have to miss out on all the fun. With 33 parks to choose from and a wide range of dog friendly accommodation to suit every budget, you are spoilt for choice.

Good to know

A couple playing with their two dogs on the beach

We now offer dog friendly Standard, Deluxe and Prestige caravans, so you don't have to miss out on a bit of luxury when bringing your dog on holiday. Standard chalets and apartments are also available at some parks.

You can bring 2 dogs per accommodation
Deep cleaning will be included in the cost of your dog friendly accommodation
There is no charge for registered assistance dogs for disabled guests
We accept dogs in accommodation at all parks except Burnham-on-Sea, Riviere Sands or Lydstep Beach

Doggy blogs

Here at Haven we've appointed 2 paw-fect new board members, Severus and Lily, who will be bounding into their new role as the official 'Directors of Walkies'. In the new role, which saw them bark off fierce competition, the lovable Spaniels are responsible for reporting on all of our canine benefits and rambles. They've already visited Cornwall and Devon to see the best dog friendly places to visit.We've also written a blog for you about dog friendly beaches near Haven parks to help your whole family have a fun time on the beach with your pooch. And if that's not enough, we've listed the 16 best dog friendly pubs across the UK for you to stop off at for a quick drink or bite to eat.

All you need to know

Bringing your furry friend on holiday

Make it special

Making your dogs' holiday great

Wondering how to make your holiday special for your dog? We've prepared a handy guide to take away the leg work for you.With new sights, sounds and smells, there will be lots of photo opportunities. So bring your camera to capture some great holiday memories for your family photo albumWith all the running along the beaches, long walks and sea air, you'll be ready to rest your paws and lap up a drink. Why not stop by at one of the 16 best dog friendly pubs across the UK

What to bring

Packing essentials for your dog

Packing essentials for dogs

Toys and treats - because we're sure your dog will be a good boy or girl
Dog food and bowl - if you do forget, our handy on-site shop stocks dog food
Poop bags - for those long coastal walks, it's always good to be prepared
Lead and collar - if your dog gets lost, they can be returned to you safely
Dog bed and their favourite blankets - home comforts are the best
Grooming supplies - dogs always like to look pretty

Registered assistance dogs

Making a booking with a registered assistance dog

Registered assistance dogs

We do, of course, accept registered assistance dogs in all of our holiday homes, in all areas of our parks, and have adapted caravans available. If you have a registered assistance dog, please select 0 for the number of dogs in the 'Check availability and book' search panel and continue with your booking. When you have completed your booking please contact our customer services team on 0333 202 5250 to notify them you will be bringing an assistance dog.

A dog sitting on the steps about to go for a walk

Cost

How much will it cost to bring your dog on holiday?

How much does it cost?

Caravan or Chalet. Up to 2 dogs are welcome in designated dog friendly accommodation at a cost of up to £60 per week. When selecting these designated caravans using our booking panel, the price will automatically include the price of bringing your dog. Touring and camping Bringing a dog on a touring and camping holiday? You can bring up to 2 dogs, they will cost £1 per dog, per night.

A family sitting outside on the grass playing with their dog

Breeds

What breeds of dog are allowed?

What breed of dogs do you allow?

We accept most breeds of dogs but we don't accept dogs listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act which are listed below. We can sometimes take other types of pet – but you'll need to ask the General Manager at your park before you book.