Dog Friendly Holidays in Scotland

Dog Friendly Holidays in Scotland

It’s well known that Britain is a land of dog lovers with nearly half the British population owning a canine companion and for many of us, a holiday simply isn’t complete unless we can bring our four-legged friend with us. This is why our dog friendly breaks in Scotland are designed to ensure your pooch feels every bit as welcome as you do and enjoys a pawfect stay with us at Largo Leisure.

 

Dog Friendly Accommodation
Whether you like to camp, glamp or style it up in one of our lodges or exclusive houses, dogs are welcome in our selection of dog friendly accommodation. Each pet owner and their pooch will be greeted with a special welcome pack with tasty treats and the essentials needed to ensure you can tidy up after your hound. Choose from add ons such as hot tubs or log fires where your dog can snooze happily after a busy day out sniffing and exploring in the fresh Scottish air, just as they would at home.

 

Canine Cuisine
If you stay choose dog friendly breaks in Scotland at Loch Tay or Cruachan Farm then treat yourself and your pooch to a meal at The Boathouse where we offer a nutritious and delicious dog menu. Carefully put together by BBC Radio Scotland’s Resident Vet Ross Allan, well behaved dogs are able to join their humans in dining on fresh, tasty ingredients. Bone Appetit!

Having a Ball!
Our five luxury holiday parks are set in some of the most stunning scenery from the highlands to the coast which means our dog friendly breaks in Scotland guarantee happy howl-idays! Spend your time exploring together, walking up mountains, meandering through countryside, exploring the coastal path and visiting acclaimed attractions whilst making memories to last furever.

 

From the rural Scottish highlands to the rugged Fife coast, our dog friendly breaks in Scotland offer endless miles of walkies, deserted beaches, plenty of swimming, space for zoomies and time for dreamies. It’s the ultimutt doggy getaway.
 

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