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10 Best Dog Friendly Caravan Holiday Parks - 2025
Caravan parks offer a decent choice for pet friendly and dog friendly holidays. They usually have plenty of space for walkies and some are near to dog friendly beaches.
We've picked out 10 of the best pet friendly caravan holiday parks in the UK from a selection of the biggest seaside resorts and counties, including Dorset, Isle of Wight, Cornwall, Devon, Wales, Yorkshire, Norfolk, Blackpool and Skegness.
We've done a bit of digging (much like a dog) but have a proper read of the small print with each park as the phrase 'dog friendly' means a lot of different things. Some only allow one pet, some have dog walking areas and so on. Some charge extra whilst others do a 'pets go free' offer.
We picked our top 10 by looking at location, dog-friendliness, facilities, customer reviews and price. Our price comparison looked for the cheapest caravan for a family of four in August 2025.
We've picked out 10 of the best pet friendly caravan holiday parks in the UK from a selection of the biggest seaside resorts and counties, including Dorset, Isle of Wight, Cornwall, Devon, Wales, Yorkshire, Norfolk, Blackpool and Skegness.
We've done a bit of digging (much like a dog) but have a proper read of the small print with each park as the phrase 'dog friendly' means a lot of different things. Some only allow one pet, some have dog walking areas and so on. Some charge extra whilst others do a 'pets go free' offer.
We picked our top 10 by looking at location, dog-friendliness, facilities, customer reviews and price. Our price comparison looked for the cheapest caravan for a family of four in August 2025.
Haven has 'Bark Yard' obstacle courses at six of its holiday parks
1. Haven Hafan y Môr Holiday Park North Wales (large resort, waterpark)
**Haven's 2025 Offers: Easter from £65 + Summer from £215**
Haven's Hafan y Môr Holiday Park is a very large holiday park, which is dog friendly. It's also next to a beach that allows dogs (at the time of writing).
It makes our list as it is one of six Haven holiday parks that have 'Bark Yards'. These are purpose-built obstacle courses for dogs that can be found at:
Haven Hafan y Môr is our pick of the bunch because it has had a number of improvements in recent years. These include a large and impressive indoor swimming pool/splashpark, which opened a couple of years ago.
Other entertainment includes an 'adventure village' where you can do high ropes courses and the like. There is also entertainment for children and adults and a whopping nine different places to eat. Some activities cost extra but there are lots of free things to do, including several playgrounds.
Overall, customers give the park a score of 4/5 on TripAdvisor. On Google reviews it scores 4.4/5.
Price: £1269 for a dog friendly Saver caravan for a week in August 2025. Haven resorts are usually cheaper if you arrive on a Friday/Monday rather than Saturday.
When you book a Haven holiday, you'll be asked to choose either a standard 'Haven' holiday or a cheaper 'Haven Hideaway'. The cheaper option just gives you accommodation and access to the restaurants onsite. However, if you pay for a standard Haven holiday then it means you can use the swimming pool and other onsite facilities. Read the official comparison or our guide.
It's also worth saying that some of the other Haven resorts mentioned above tend to be cheaper than Hafan y Môr. If you're after a bargain, take a look at our guide to cheap holiday parks.
It makes our list as it is one of six Haven holiday parks that have 'Bark Yards'. These are purpose-built obstacle courses for dogs that can be found at:
- Haven Caister on Sea in Norfolk
- Haven Cleethorpes Beach in Lincolnshire (previously called Haven Thorpe Park)
- Haven Golden Sands in Lincolnshire
- Haven Hafan y Môr
- Haven Kent Coast (previously called Allhallows)
- Haven Skegness Holiday Park in Lincolnshire
Haven Hafan y Môr is our pick of the bunch because it has had a number of improvements in recent years. These include a large and impressive indoor swimming pool/splashpark, which opened a couple of years ago.
Other entertainment includes an 'adventure village' where you can do high ropes courses and the like. There is also entertainment for children and adults and a whopping nine different places to eat. Some activities cost extra but there are lots of free things to do, including several playgrounds.
Overall, customers give the park a score of 4/5 on TripAdvisor. On Google reviews it scores 4.4/5.
Price: £1269 for a dog friendly Saver caravan for a week in August 2025. Haven resorts are usually cheaper if you arrive on a Friday/Monday rather than Saturday.
When you book a Haven holiday, you'll be asked to choose either a standard 'Haven' holiday or a cheaper 'Haven Hideaway'. The cheaper option just gives you accommodation and access to the restaurants onsite. However, if you pay for a standard Haven holiday then it means you can use the swimming pool and other onsite facilities. Read the official comparison or our guide.
It's also worth saying that some of the other Haven resorts mentioned above tend to be cheaper than Hafan y Môr. If you're after a bargain, take a look at our guide to cheap holiday parks.
Dog-friendly Hafan y Mor has a big range of activities...
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...including some stuff for older children (and enthusiastic dads)
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2. Warmwell Holiday Park (dog agility park, indoor swimming pool, fishing lakes, ski slope)
**Warmwell offers: Lodge holidays from £169**
All 66 of the Parkdean Resorts around the UK allow dogs, but it’s worth giving a shout out (woof out?) to the seven resorts that have ‘Woof Parks’.
These are enclosed dog agility courses that are similar to Haven's Bark Yards. They provide a nice little playground for visiting pets.
Your options for Woof Parks include:
You may decide to go for whichever is nearest. However, I personally would start with Warmwell Holiday Park in Dorset. It’s the joint ninth highest rated Parkdean Resorts holiday park, according to customer reviews (and the highest rated out of those with Woof Parks). Its average score is impressive, with 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google Reviews.
Unlike a lot of Parkdean Resorts, the accommodation is lodges rather than caravans. That means that Warmwell isn't as cheap as some Parkdean Resorts but you do get a lot more space. A couple of grades of accommodation are dog friendly, including some with lakeside views (these get booked up early).
Warmwell has a really interesting range of things to do including a dry ski slope as well as a new high ropes course. There’s an indoor swimming pool with a wave machine, fishing lakes, dinosaur themed minigolf, a climbing wall, hoverboards, bungee trampolines, crafts and a roller rink. For younger children, there’s soft play and a playground at Warmwell.
There’s a restaurant onsite, as well as a café and a takeaway. As with a lot of Parkdean Resorts, they also have a decent programme of evening entertainment and kids' shows.
The main negative about Warmwell in my opinion is that it’s 15 minutes inland. The nearest dog friendly beach is Ringstead Bay which allows dogs all year round.
Price: £1449 for a week in August 2025 in a Dorchester dog friendly lodge with two bedrooms. It sleeps up to six people but is better for four people. Note that Warmwell has 'lodges' rather than 'caravans' across the site. A typical lodge at a Parkdean Resorts holiday park is 20ft wide whereas a caravan is much narrower at 10-14ft wide.
If you are looking for a cheaper Parkdean Resorts holiday park with a Woof Park then I would start with Camber Sands Holiday Park in Sussex. It tends to be a lot cheaper than Warmwell Holiday Park.
These are enclosed dog agility courses that are similar to Haven's Bark Yards. They provide a nice little playground for visiting pets.
Your options for Woof Parks include:
- Newquay Holiday Park and Lizard Point Holiday Park in Cornwall
- Sandford Holiday Park and Warmwell Holiday Park in Dorset
- Cayton Bay Holiday Park in Yorkshire
- Camber Sands Holiday Park in Sussex
- Ty Mawr Holiday Park in Wales.
You may decide to go for whichever is nearest. However, I personally would start with Warmwell Holiday Park in Dorset. It’s the joint ninth highest rated Parkdean Resorts holiday park, according to customer reviews (and the highest rated out of those with Woof Parks). Its average score is impressive, with 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.4/5 on Google Reviews.
Unlike a lot of Parkdean Resorts, the accommodation is lodges rather than caravans. That means that Warmwell isn't as cheap as some Parkdean Resorts but you do get a lot more space. A couple of grades of accommodation are dog friendly, including some with lakeside views (these get booked up early).
Warmwell has a really interesting range of things to do including a dry ski slope as well as a new high ropes course. There’s an indoor swimming pool with a wave machine, fishing lakes, dinosaur themed minigolf, a climbing wall, hoverboards, bungee trampolines, crafts and a roller rink. For younger children, there’s soft play and a playground at Warmwell.
There’s a restaurant onsite, as well as a café and a takeaway. As with a lot of Parkdean Resorts, they also have a decent programme of evening entertainment and kids' shows.
The main negative about Warmwell in my opinion is that it’s 15 minutes inland. The nearest dog friendly beach is Ringstead Bay which allows dogs all year round.
Price: £1449 for a week in August 2025 in a Dorchester dog friendly lodge with two bedrooms. It sleeps up to six people but is better for four people. Note that Warmwell has 'lodges' rather than 'caravans' across the site. A typical lodge at a Parkdean Resorts holiday park is 20ft wide whereas a caravan is much narrower at 10-14ft wide.
If you are looking for a cheaper Parkdean Resorts holiday park with a Woof Park then I would start with Camber Sands Holiday Park in Sussex. It tends to be a lot cheaper than Warmwell Holiday Park.
Seven Parkdean Resorts have dog agility courses called 'woof parks'
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Warmwell Holiday Park has a 'Woof Park' as well as dog friendly lakeside lodges
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3. St Ives Bay Holiday Park Cornwall (swimming pool, adjacent beach mostly dog friendly)
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St Ives Bay Holiday Park didn't used to be a dog friendly holiday park, but new owners took over and made it dog friendly a couple of years ago. We've included it because it is good value, and it has excellent sea views. It's also unusual, because dogs can stay in any of the different accommodation. Lots of caravans just have a couple of dog friendly caravans, which limits your choice.
The smallprint is important with this park as the adjacent beach is dog friendly - with one exception. During July and August, dogs aren't allowed on the beach from 10am - 5pm. The rest of the year, dogs are welcome on the beach at any time of day. So, I'd say that it's an ideal park if you're visiting outside of peak season or if you do an early morning walk.
There's a maximum of two dogs per caravan and a charge of £60 per week, per dog. That's a little bit more expensive than some holiday parks (most charge about £30-£50 per week).
The resort has an indoor swimming pool, and it also runs surf lessons, if you fancy squeezing into a wetsuit. There's a bistro and bar, minigolf, a playground and kids' entertainments during the warmer months.
The choice of accommodation is very good. There are basic caravans, as well as adapted caravans for guests in wheelchairs and posher lodges and caravans with sea views if you want to upgrade.
Review scores are also excellent, although a lot of them refer to the park's time with its former owners. It scores 4.4/5 on Google Reviews or 4/5 on TripAdvisor.
We've found that it's usually much cheaper to arrive on a Friday or Monday at St Ives Bay Holiday Park.
Price: £1280 for a week in a value caravan for a family of four and one dog, during early August 2025. This was a Friday arrival.
The smallprint is important with this park as the adjacent beach is dog friendly - with one exception. During July and August, dogs aren't allowed on the beach from 10am - 5pm. The rest of the year, dogs are welcome on the beach at any time of day. So, I'd say that it's an ideal park if you're visiting outside of peak season or if you do an early morning walk.
There's a maximum of two dogs per caravan and a charge of £60 per week, per dog. That's a little bit more expensive than some holiday parks (most charge about £30-£50 per week).
The resort has an indoor swimming pool, and it also runs surf lessons, if you fancy squeezing into a wetsuit. There's a bistro and bar, minigolf, a playground and kids' entertainments during the warmer months.
The choice of accommodation is very good. There are basic caravans, as well as adapted caravans for guests in wheelchairs and posher lodges and caravans with sea views if you want to upgrade.
Review scores are also excellent, although a lot of them refer to the park's time with its former owners. It scores 4.4/5 on Google Reviews or 4/5 on TripAdvisor.
We've found that it's usually much cheaper to arrive on a Friday or Monday at St Ives Bay Holiday Park.
Price: £1280 for a week in a value caravan for a family of four and one dog, during early August 2025. This was a Friday arrival.
Dogs are allowed in all grades at St Ives Bay Holiday Park, including the posher lodges...
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...some of which have excellent sea views
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4. Rockley Park Caravan Holiday Park Dorset (family friendly Haven park)
Haven is probably the best-known name in the UK caravan holiday park market and most of its parks allow dogs (besides a handful of breeds).
Rockley Park in Dorset gets good reviews (4/5 on TripAdvisor) and there are plenty of dog-friendly beaches in Dorset if you don't mind travelling a little bit.
The park is busy and family-friendly with an indoor swimming pool, kids' club, evening entertainment for the grown-ups and lots of facilities including water sports and a climbing wall. It's near to Poole and Bournemouth, which are both pleasant towns with plenty of attractions.
If you want to save a bit on a Haven holiday, check prices for arriving on a Friday or Monday instead of a Saturday. It's often quite a bit cheaper and you still get a full seven-day holiday.
Price: £955 for a week in a 'Saver dog friendly' caravan for a week in August 2025 for a family of four.
Haven has five main levels to its grading system. The cheapest models are now called 'Saver' caravans with the option to upgrade to Bronze, Silver, Gold and Signature (the most expensive). The cheapest caravans are narrower and don't have central heating, whilst the most expensive ones have better views, dishwashers and TVs in the bedrooms.
Read our full comparison of the different grades of caravan at Haven or read the official guide.
Rockley Park in Dorset gets good reviews (4/5 on TripAdvisor) and there are plenty of dog-friendly beaches in Dorset if you don't mind travelling a little bit.
The park is busy and family-friendly with an indoor swimming pool, kids' club, evening entertainment for the grown-ups and lots of facilities including water sports and a climbing wall. It's near to Poole and Bournemouth, which are both pleasant towns with plenty of attractions.
If you want to save a bit on a Haven holiday, check prices for arriving on a Friday or Monday instead of a Saturday. It's often quite a bit cheaper and you still get a full seven-day holiday.
Price: £955 for a week in a 'Saver dog friendly' caravan for a week in August 2025 for a family of four.
Haven has five main levels to its grading system. The cheapest models are now called 'Saver' caravans with the option to upgrade to Bronze, Silver, Gold and Signature (the most expensive). The cheapest caravans are narrower and don't have central heating, whilst the most expensive ones have better views, dishwashers and TVs in the bedrooms.
Read our full comparison of the different grades of caravan at Haven or read the official guide.
Haven's Rockley Park has indoor and outdoor swimming pools
5. South Bay Holiday Park Devon (next to dog friendly beach, two swimming pools)
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South Bay Holiday Park is a good value caravan site next to a lovely dog friendly beach called St Mary's Bay. The caveat is that you need to be pretty fit yourself, as there are about 100 steps down to the beach. The whole site is quite hilly, which gives it good views but makes it hard work if you're not very mobile.
The resort is run by John Fowler Holidays, which has about a dozen similar sites around the Westcountry. All of their caravan parks are dog friendly, but some are better than others in terms of space for walking.
You pay a supplement of £40 per week to bring a dog (assistance dogs are free). You can bring a maximum of two dogs on holiday with you to a John Fowler Holiday Park.
This is one of John Fowler's bigger caravan sites. It's got an indoor swimming pool and an outdoor swimming pool where you can try out kayaking without the risk of ending up in France. In the evening, there's bingo, cabaret and other entertainment.
It's worth noting that dogs aren't allowed in the clubhouse, so this may not be the one for you if you want to spend every night being entertained. If that's a priority, then I would look at John Fowler's Combe Martin Beach Holiday Park in Devon which has a pet friendly area in the Clubhouse.
Children can join with a kids' club, clamber on a playground or play a game of minigolf or basketball.
There's a choice of pet friendly chalets and caravans at South Bay Holiday Park. When we checked, there were Bronze and Silver dog friendly caravans available. That's good news, as you are sometimes stuck with the cheapest grade of caravan if you bring a pet.
Review scores for South Bay Holiday Park are very good (4.3/5 on Google Reviews, 4/5 on TripAdvisor).
Price: £1125 for a week for a family of four with a dog in August 2025. That was staying in a Bronze, pet friendly two-bedroom caravan. Upgrading to a silver caravan or a three-bedroom caravan was £50 - £90 extra.
The resort is run by John Fowler Holidays, which has about a dozen similar sites around the Westcountry. All of their caravan parks are dog friendly, but some are better than others in terms of space for walking.
You pay a supplement of £40 per week to bring a dog (assistance dogs are free). You can bring a maximum of two dogs on holiday with you to a John Fowler Holiday Park.
This is one of John Fowler's bigger caravan sites. It's got an indoor swimming pool and an outdoor swimming pool where you can try out kayaking without the risk of ending up in France. In the evening, there's bingo, cabaret and other entertainment.
It's worth noting that dogs aren't allowed in the clubhouse, so this may not be the one for you if you want to spend every night being entertained. If that's a priority, then I would look at John Fowler's Combe Martin Beach Holiday Park in Devon which has a pet friendly area in the Clubhouse.
Children can join with a kids' club, clamber on a playground or play a game of minigolf or basketball.
There's a choice of pet friendly chalets and caravans at South Bay Holiday Park. When we checked, there were Bronze and Silver dog friendly caravans available. That's good news, as you are sometimes stuck with the cheapest grade of caravan if you bring a pet.
Review scores for South Bay Holiday Park are very good (4.3/5 on Google Reviews, 4/5 on TripAdvisor).
Price: £1125 for a week for a family of four with a dog in August 2025. That was staying in a Bronze, pet friendly two-bedroom caravan. Upgrading to a silver caravan or a three-bedroom caravan was £50 - £90 extra.
There are lots of steps to climb down to reach the beach next to South Bay Holiday Park...
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...which has good value caravans and plenty of green space
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6. Oakdene Forest Park Dorset (woodland walks, dog friendly indoor area)
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All of the holiday parks run by Shorefield are dog friendly. However, Shorefield Country Park and Oakdene Forest Park both allow dogs into the main complex so they're worth a mention.
We've picked Oakdene Forest Park as it's next to lots of footpaths and woodland for walking. It's got an indoor seating area with snacks and water for pets provided. There's also a dog friendly terrace attached to the restaurant.
The resort has indoor and outdoor swimming pools, with a flume and water jets with the indoor pool. There are also lots of activities you can sign up for such as fencing, archery and crossbow. For something a bit tamer, try minigolf.
The downside with Oakdene Forest Park is that the coast is about half an hour away. Dog friendly beaches in Dorset include Milford on Sea Beach and the western end of Sandbanks Beach.
The park is near to the border with Hampshire and scores 4.4/5 on Google Reviews of 4/5 on TripAdvisor. There are plenty of dog friendly accommodation options, including cheap caravans and more luxurious lodges with hot tubs.
Shorefield sometimes do a 'pets go free' offer at Oakdene Forest Park.
Price: £956 for a Statement Caravan for a family of four and a dog for a week in August 2025.
We've picked Oakdene Forest Park as it's next to lots of footpaths and woodland for walking. It's got an indoor seating area with snacks and water for pets provided. There's also a dog friendly terrace attached to the restaurant.
The resort has indoor and outdoor swimming pools, with a flume and water jets with the indoor pool. There are also lots of activities you can sign up for such as fencing, archery and crossbow. For something a bit tamer, try minigolf.
The downside with Oakdene Forest Park is that the coast is about half an hour away. Dog friendly beaches in Dorset include Milford on Sea Beach and the western end of Sandbanks Beach.
The park is near to the border with Hampshire and scores 4.4/5 on Google Reviews of 4/5 on TripAdvisor. There are plenty of dog friendly accommodation options, including cheap caravans and more luxurious lodges with hot tubs.
Shorefield sometimes do a 'pets go free' offer at Oakdene Forest Park.
Price: £956 for a Statement Caravan for a family of four and a dog for a week in August 2025.
Oakdene Forest Park has caravans and lodges near to Hurn and Avon forest for dog walks...
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...as well as indoor and outdoor swimming pools
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7. South Lakeland Leisure Village Yorkshire (lakeside lodges, good for walks, up to three dogs)
**Winner: best value dog friendly holiday park**
South Lakeland Leisure Village is one of three holiday parks on the same site, which share an impressive leisure complex. It's an excellent choice if you want to explore a bit of Yorkshire, the Lake District and Lancashire during your holiday. You can get to Windermere in about half an hour or Morecambe Bay in 15 minutes.
We've included it because you can bring up to three dogs, whereas most holiday parks set the limit at two. You'll pay an extra £45 per week, per pet. The local area is good for walks.
The cheaper accommodation is low-priced, but doesn't include 'leisure passes' which you'll need to buy separately if you want to use the large swimming pool and spa facilities. Expect to pay about £120 for a family of four, for a week for the leisure facilities.
There are also fishing lakes at the site which are overlooked by some of the posher accommodation. You can upgrade to a hot tub holiday, if you enjoy that sort of thing.
One thing worth pointing out is that the park is very close to the M6. That's good news for getting out and about, but it means it isn't completely silent. Even so, guests give South Lakeland Leisure Village an outstanding review score of 4.4/5 on Google Reviews.
Price: £1070 for a family of four stating in a bronze lodge with one dog for a week in August 2025. As mentioned earlier, you need to add about £120 extra if the whole family wants to use the swimming pool and leisure facilities for a week.
We've included it because you can bring up to three dogs, whereas most holiday parks set the limit at two. You'll pay an extra £45 per week, per pet. The local area is good for walks.
The cheaper accommodation is low-priced, but doesn't include 'leisure passes' which you'll need to buy separately if you want to use the large swimming pool and spa facilities. Expect to pay about £120 for a family of four, for a week for the leisure facilities.
There are also fishing lakes at the site which are overlooked by some of the posher accommodation. You can upgrade to a hot tub holiday, if you enjoy that sort of thing.
One thing worth pointing out is that the park is very close to the M6. That's good news for getting out and about, but it means it isn't completely silent. Even so, guests give South Lakeland Leisure Village an outstanding review score of 4.4/5 on Google Reviews.
Price: £1070 for a family of four stating in a bronze lodge with one dog for a week in August 2025. As mentioned earlier, you need to add about £120 extra if the whole family wants to use the swimming pool and leisure facilities for a week.
Dog friendly South Lakeland Leisure Village is ideal for walks in the Lake District and Yorkshire...
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...and it has an excellent onsite swimming pool and leisure complex
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8. Marton Mere Holiday Park Blackpool (Haven park, swimming pool)
We've picked out a dog friendly Blackpool holiday park for our top 10, as it's a popular resort for a classic English seaside holiday.
However, the downside of a Blackpool holiday with a dog is that there are quite restrictive rules in place on the main beaches. A couple of beaches allow dogs on leads, but that's about it unless you're happy to travel further along the coast.
If you fancy giving it a go, Marton Mere is a dog friendly Haven holiday park which is particularly good for families. It's got an indoor swimming pool to provide a welcome activity on a wet day and an outdoor 'splashzone' for sunnier days. There are kids' clubs, a bar and restaurant, playgrounds, adventure golf, sports courts and entertainment in the evening for the adults.
If you want, you can sign up for paid activities like archery or pottery.
It'll take you about 10 - 15 minutes to drive to the seafront at Blackpool from Marton Mere.
Reviews average 3.5/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.1/5 on Google Reviews.
Price: £1079 for a Saver dog friendly caravan for a week in August 2025 for a family of four and one dog.
However, the downside of a Blackpool holiday with a dog is that there are quite restrictive rules in place on the main beaches. A couple of beaches allow dogs on leads, but that's about it unless you're happy to travel further along the coast.
If you fancy giving it a go, Marton Mere is a dog friendly Haven holiday park which is particularly good for families. It's got an indoor swimming pool to provide a welcome activity on a wet day and an outdoor 'splashzone' for sunnier days. There are kids' clubs, a bar and restaurant, playgrounds, adventure golf, sports courts and entertainment in the evening for the adults.
If you want, you can sign up for paid activities like archery or pottery.
It'll take you about 10 - 15 minutes to drive to the seafront at Blackpool from Marton Mere.
Reviews average 3.5/5 on TripAdvisor or 4.1/5 on Google Reviews.
Price: £1079 for a Saver dog friendly caravan for a week in August 2025 for a family of four and one dog.
Like most Haven parks, Marton Mere has lots to do - including minigolf and swimming
9. Nodes Point Holiday Park Isle of Wight (Parkdean Resorts, dog friendly beach, swimming pool)
Nodes Point Holiday Park on the Isle of Wight allows pets and it's a good family-friendly option.
It's near to the dog-friendly beach at St Helen's. At low tide, there is plenty of space to let dogs run around without feeling like you are ruining anyone's beach trip. It's only a short drive to Bembridge beach, which also allows dogs.
Nodes Point is a busy park owned by Parkdean Resorts (it was formerly a Park Resorts caravan site). It offers an indoor swimming pool, bar and restaurant, horse riding along the beach in summer and family activities. Reviews average 4/5 or 4.3/5 on Google Reviews.
The resort is on a slope that leads down to the beach. The larger accommodation and the nicer part of the resort is the section closer to the beach. However, you get better views of the sea from the properties further up the hill. The restaurant, entertainment and swimming pool is at the top of the hill.
Price: £939 for a week in a 'Farringford' chalet at Nodes Point for a family of four, plus a dog in August 2025. That includes £40 for a pet for a week.
It's near to the dog-friendly beach at St Helen's. At low tide, there is plenty of space to let dogs run around without feeling like you are ruining anyone's beach trip. It's only a short drive to Bembridge beach, which also allows dogs.
Nodes Point is a busy park owned by Parkdean Resorts (it was formerly a Park Resorts caravan site). It offers an indoor swimming pool, bar and restaurant, horse riding along the beach in summer and family activities. Reviews average 4/5 or 4.3/5 on Google Reviews.
The resort is on a slope that leads down to the beach. The larger accommodation and the nicer part of the resort is the section closer to the beach. However, you get better views of the sea from the properties further up the hill. The restaurant, entertainment and swimming pool is at the top of the hill.
Price: £939 for a week in a 'Farringford' chalet at Nodes Point for a family of four, plus a dog in August 2025. That includes £40 for a pet for a week.
Nodes Point is walking distance to the dog-friendly beach
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The indoor swimming pool is a reasonable size and has a four lane slide
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10. California Cliffs Norfolk (coastal location, busy park with plenty to do)
**Winner: cheapest dog friendly holiday park in our guide**
Some of the accommodation at Parkdean Resorts California Cliffs is dog friendly, and it gets solid reviews of about 4/5 from most review sites. It's a former Park Resorts holiday park.
It's the kind of place that is popular with families, so expect lots of children and busyness rather than complete silence. There's an indoor swimming pool for rainy days as well as outdoor entertainment including a sports court, outdoor swimming pool, crazy golf and an adventure playground.
It's a short drove to the kiss-me-quick hats of Great Yarmouth or there are plenty of quieter beaches along the Norfolk coast, many of which are dog friendly beaches. You can bring a maximum of two pets.
Parkdean Resorts has an abundance of holiday parks around this part of East Anglia, so I would also check prices at Cherry Tree or Summerfields Holiday Park. Cherry Tree is a good choice if you want more facilities whilst Summerfields is a good choice if you want easy beach access. Both of those options get very similar review scores to California Cliffs.
Price comparison: £839 for a week in a Burnham caravan in August 2025 for a family of four including a dog.
It's the kind of place that is popular with families, so expect lots of children and busyness rather than complete silence. There's an indoor swimming pool for rainy days as well as outdoor entertainment including a sports court, outdoor swimming pool, crazy golf and an adventure playground.
It's a short drove to the kiss-me-quick hats of Great Yarmouth or there are plenty of quieter beaches along the Norfolk coast, many of which are dog friendly beaches. You can bring a maximum of two pets.
Parkdean Resorts has an abundance of holiday parks around this part of East Anglia, so I would also check prices at Cherry Tree or Summerfields Holiday Park. Cherry Tree is a good choice if you want more facilities whilst Summerfields is a good choice if you want easy beach access. Both of those options get very similar review scores to California Cliffs.
Price comparison: £839 for a week in a Burnham caravan in August 2025 for a family of four including a dog.
California Cliffs has minigolf, playgrounds and two swimming pools
Price comparison of 10 of the UK's best dog friendly caravan holiday parks
Our price comparison just looked at one week in August 2025 for a family of four with a dog. It will often be much cheaper to visit outside of school holidays, if that's an option for you. We didn't include any upgrades or extras.
From cheapest to most expensive:
From cheapest to most expensive:
- California Cliffs Norfolk - £839
- Nodes Point Holiday Park Isle of Wight - £939
- Rockley Park Holiday Park Dorset - £955
- Oakdene Forest Park Dorset - £956
- South Lakeland Leisure Village - £1070
- Marton Mere Blackpool - £1079
- South Bay Holiday Park Devon - £1125
- Hafan y Môr Holiday Park North Wales - £1269
- St Ives Bay Holiday Park Cornwall - £1280
- Warmwell Holiday Park - £1449
