The Garden of England is the ideal place for a dog-friendly holiday. It is both its proximity and contrast to urban life that makes Kent a game changing option for a canine compatible escape. A short drive from London transports you to refreshing and relaxing greenery, and a different environment for your furry friend to enjoy.
Our Kent Coast Holiday Park is conveniently positioned along the Thames estuary, home to spectacular scenery. Take your dog along the Isle of Grain, gaze out at the sea, and you’ll see an abandoned ship, the SS Richard Montgomery, without doubt one of the UK’s most unique tourist sites.
Escape the city and head to Kent Coast to recharge, relax and enjoy a range of activities and brilliant facilities by the coast.
Family memories shouldn’t only involve humans!
Up to two dogs are welcome in our designated dog-friendly accommodation per booking for a small charge. You'll find a choice of grades to suit your family's needs.
Bring your furry friends along for the adventure for a price that won't break the bank! And when they arrive, they'll be given that same warm welcome as the rest of your party. Your pooch will love everything from the coastal walks to the designated doggy dining areas in our main restaurants.
We're proud to boast dozens of dog-friendly holiday parks across the UK, with two dogs welcome per accommodation or tourer. You'll find space for your pooch indoors and out, and deep cleaning included!
Riverways, woodlands and plenty of historic sites to explore, Kent is filled with charm and character waiting for your pup's paws to make their mark. From the best towns to explore, to the best walkies on offer, we’ve rounded up some of our favourites below.
We’re excited to share that all of our dog-friendly holiday parks now offer designated dog-friendly areas in our main restaurants, so you can bring the whole family to breakfast, lunch and dinner. We know they're an important part of your family and we’ll have water bowls at the ready!
Kent boasts several dog-friendly beaches open all year round, including Whitstable, Sandwich Bay, Dumpton Gap, and Samphire Hoe. With pebble shores, rock pools, and shallow seas, these spots welcome dogs in every season.
Kent's best walks include the dramatic White Cliffs of Dover, King's Wood's sculpture trail, and the historic Weardale Circular from Chartwell, offering coastal paths, ancient woodland, and rich cultural heritage across the county.
Kent has a great selection of dog-friendly pubs, especially around the Hoo Peninsula near Kent Coast Holiday Park, many welcoming dogs inside and in beer gardens with water bowls and treats.
