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Dog Friendly Holidays in Blackpool

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Dog Friendly Holidays in Blackpool

Blackpool is a natural fit for dog friendly holidays. Stays where four-legged family members are welcome. Compare the best-matched places to stay below.

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The UK's biggest range of last-minute holiday cottages, filtered to the ones where dogs are genuinely welcome.

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Howarth House

Howarth House

โœ“ Boutique hotel in heart of Lytham St Annes

๐Ÿ–๏ธ 0.36 miles from St Annes (Sufficient water quality)

Lytham St Annes

Travelodge

Travelodge

โœ“ Five minutes from the beachfront in the heart of town

๐Ÿ–๏ธ 0.37 miles from St Annes (Sufficient water quality)

Lytham St Annes

Travelodge

Travelodge

โœ“ Short walk from Barrow town centre shops, eateries and bars

๐Ÿ–๏ธ 1.33 miles from Walney West Shore (Sufficient water quality)

Barrow-in-Furness

Glendower Hotel

Glendower Hotel

โœ“ Seafront hotel on Lytham St Annes' North Promenade

๐Ÿ–๏ธ 0.27 miles from St Annes (Sufficient water quality)

Lytham St Annes

Inn On The Prom

Inn On The Prom

โœ“ Family-friendly seaside hotel in the heart of St Annes-on-Sea

๐Ÿ–๏ธ 0.35 miles from St Annes (Sufficient water quality)

Lytham St Annes

Mowbreck Park

Mowbreck Park

โœ“ Set in former Earl of Derby estate grounds with mature woodland

Mowbreck Park, North West England

Sleeps 6

ยฃ339 per break

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Travelodge

Travelodge

โœ“ Close to Blackpool promenade and city centre

๐Ÿ–๏ธ 0.33 miles from Blackpool Central (Sufficient water quality)

Blackpool

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What's on offer for dog owners around Blackpool

There are 17 dog-friendly stays published on BritStays in the Blackpool area, and every one of them lists Pet Friendly as a facility. They fall into three broad types: 8 hotels, 7 caravanning sites and 2 holiday parks. You're choosing between a room with someone else doing the cooking and a pitch or park where you have more space and freedom with your dog.

Blackpool itself has the most options, with 7. Lytham St Annes has 4 and Preston has 3. There are also single entries at Mowbreck Park, at Weeton, Fylde Coast, North West England, and at Barrow-in-Furness. That last one is a long way from the rest of the set, so check the location carefully before you book if you want to be close to Blackpool.

Which area suits your kind of trip

For the seaside bustle: Blackpool is the obvious base if you want to be near Blackpool Tower and Blackpool Pleasure Beach. The Travelodge in Blackpool lists a bar, restaurant and takeaway food. The Villa Express offers evening entertainment alongside a bar and restaurant. These are useful if you'd rather not cook after a long day out with the dog.

For a quieter, more grown-up stay: Lytham St Annes has a calmer mix. Inn On The Prom lists a swimming pool, gym and spa, which suits couples. Howarth House lists parking and is near a train station, handy if you're arriving by rail with your dog. There's also a Travelodge in Lytham St Annes with a cafe and disabled access.

For families: Thornfield Holiday Camp in Blackpool lists a creche, bar and cafe. Queensgate Caravan Park offers evening entertainment and disabled access. Merlewood Country Park, also in Blackpool, has a swimming pool, gym and spa if you want something for everyone on rainy days.

For groups or a more rural feel: Ream Hills Holiday Park at Weeton sleeps up to 16 and lists a hot tub, bar and cafe, so it's well suited to extended families or friends travelling with several dogs. Mowbreck Park sleeps 6 and lists WiFi and parking. Mowbreck Caravan Park near Preston has a laundrette, which is worth knowing after muddy walks.

Practical facilities to check

Across the 17 stays, the most common facilities after Pet Friendly are:

  • Parking: 9 stays
  • Near a Train Station: 9 stays
  • Restaurant, Bar and WiFi: 7 stays each
  • EV Charging Nearby and Disabled Access: 6 stays each

So about half the set has parking, and about half is near a station. If you're driving with a large dog and plenty of kit, filter for parking first. If you have an electric car, only 6 list EV charging nearby, which narrows things quickly.

Pet Friendly can mean different things from one stay to the next. Before booking, ask about:

  • any charge per dog
  • how many dogs you can bring
  • size or breed limits
  • whether dogs can be left alone in the room or caravan
  • whether dogs are allowed in the bar or restaurant

What to do once you're there

The big landmarks are Blackpool Tower and Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Hackensall Hall is a stately home option, and Piel Castle is a heritage site that pairs naturally with a stay near Barrow-in-Furness. Check each one's dog policy before you go. Theme parks and indoor attractions often won't admit pets, so plan who stays with the dog or build in dog-free time.

If you fancy a day out further afield, there's a cluster of Lancashire museums:

  • Harris Museum
  • Museum of Lancashire
  • Helmshore Mills Textile Museum
  • Higher Mill
  • Whitakers' Mill

Again, confirm whether dogs are welcome before setting off.

When to book

Dog-friendly rooms and pitches are usually a small share of any site's total, and this set has just 17 stays. School holidays and summer weekends are likely to go first, especially at the larger family-oriented parks. If you need a specific feature, book as early as you can. That might be space for 16 at Ream Hills, a creche at Thornfield, or EV charging. If you're flexible, quieter midweek dates outside the school holidays generally give you more choice. Whenever you book, get the dog policy confirmed in writing so there are no surprises at check-in.

Frequently asked questions

How many dog-friendly stays are there in the Blackpool area?

There are 17 dog-friendly stays published on BritStays in this region, and all of them list Pet Friendly as a facility. There are 8 hotels, 7 caravanning sites and 2 holiday parks.

Which town has the most dog-friendly options?

Blackpool has the most, with 7 stays. Lytham St Annes has 4 and Preston has 3. There are single stays at Mowbreck Park, Weeton and Barrow-in-Furness.

Is there a dog-friendly stay for a large group near Blackpool?

Ream Hills Holiday Park at Weeton, Fylde Coast, North West England sleeps up to 16. It lists a hot tub, bar and cafe.

Do many dog-friendly stays here have parking?

Nine of the 17 stays list parking, for example Howarth House in Lytham St Annes and Mowbreck Park. Check the listing if you're driving.

Can I get to a dog-friendly stay by train?

Yes. Nine of the 17 stays are listed as near a train station, including Howarth House in Lytham St Annes.

Are there dog-friendly stays with family facilities?

Thornfield Holiday Camp in Blackpool lists a creche, bar and cafe. Queensgate Caravan Park lists evening entertainment. Merlewood Country Park has a swimming pool, gym and spa.

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