
Planning a Hampshire holiday with your four-legged friend? You won't need to leave them behind! From cosy country cottages and luxury hotels to campsites, glamping stays and holiday parks, you'll find plenty of dog-friendly accommodation in Hampshire to choose from, no matter what your budget.
Whether you want to wake up to woodland walks in the New Forest, explore the rolling countryside of the South Downs National Park or enjoy fresh sea air along the Hampshire coast, find a dog-friendly place to stay and start planning your next adventure together.
Browse our dog-friendly accommodation below or read on for inspiration on where to stay with your dog in Hampshire.
Looking for a hotel where your dog can join you? Hampshire has a wide choice of dog-friendly hotels, from luxury country house stays and spa hotels to pubs with rooms and comfortable bases for exploring the county.
The New Forest is particularly popular for dog-friendly hotel breaks, with miles of walking routes and pretty villages to discover. You'll also find dog-friendly hotels in and around Hampshire's cities, including Winchester, Southampton and Portsmouth, as well as countryside locations across Test Valley, the South Downs and north Hampshire.
Choose the grand surroundings of Lainston House for your hotel stay, or a pitch-side room at Hilton Southampton Utilita Bowl, both of which are dog-friendly choices.
Individual hotels have different policies regarding the number and size of dogs accepted, which bedrooms are dog-friendly and whether additional charges apply, so always check with your chosen accommodation before booking.
For a little more space and flexibility, a dog-friendly holiday cottage can make a great base for exploring Hampshire.
Choose a countryside cottage with walks nearby, find a coastal bolthole for days beside the sea or book a New Forest cottage where you can step outside and start exploring. New Forest Cottages have a number of properties which are dog-friendly, all of which are listed below.
Self-catering accommodation can be particularly useful when travelling with a dog, with some properties offering enclosed gardens, outdoor spaces and practical facilities for muddy paws after a day of adventures.
If having a secure garden is important to you, check the individual property's facilities before booking, as outdoor spaces and fencing can vary.
If your dog loves the great outdoors as much as you do, why not make the most of Hampshire's countryside with a camping or glamping break?
There are dog-friendly campsites across Hampshire, including options around the New Forest, South Downs and Test Valley, as well as sites within easy reach of the coast.
Prefer a few more home comforts? Hampshire's glamping options range from shepherd huts and safari tents to cabins and other quirky stays, with dog-friendly choices available.
Dog-friendly camping and glamping options include some of the Camping New Forest sites and adult only campsite, Back of Beyond Touring, Camping & Glamping Park.
Always check the individual campsite or glamping site's rules before travelling. Some may specify how many dogs you can bring or require dogs to be kept on leads in certain areas, particularly around livestock and wildlife.
With woodland, heathland, pretty villages and miles of walking routes to explore, the New Forest is one of Hampshire's most popular destinations for a dog-friendly break.
Choose from dog-friendly hotels in popular locations such as Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst, self-catering cottages around Lymington and Burley, or campsites and holiday parks where you can spend more of your break outdoors.
Remember that the New Forest is a living and working landscape. Ponies, cattle, donkeys and other animals roam freely, and dogs should always be kept under effective control. Follow the New Forest Code and use a lead where required, particularly around livestock and ground-nesting birds.
For salty paws and sea air, choose a dog-friendly stay near Hampshire's coast.
Base yourself around Lymington, Milford on Sea or Barton on Sea for easy access to the New Forest coastline, or look towards Hayling Island, Portsmouth, Gosport and the wider Solent area for more opportunities to combine your break with coastal walks.
Hampshire has a number of beaches where dogs can enjoy a walk, although seasonal restrictions apply at some locations. Always check local signage before heading onto the beach with your dog.
If waking up close to the water sounds like your perfect break, discover our accommodation with sea views in Hampshire for even more coastal inspiration.
Finding somewhere dog-friendly to stay is only the beginning. Hampshire has plenty of places where you and your canine companion can enjoy your holiday together.
Take a walk through the New Forest, explore countryside routes in the South Downs, follow sections of the Solent Way or discover one of Hampshire's country parks. There are also historic attractions and outdoor spaces across the county such as Hurst Castle, where dogs are welcome, subject to individual restrictions.
After all that exploring, stop for something to eat or drink at one of Hampshire's dog-friendly pubs, cafes and restaurants.
Take a look at our dog-friendly Hampshire guide for more inspiration, including dog-friendly attractions, walks and beaches.
There is a wide choice of dog-friendly accommodation across Hampshire, including hotels, holiday cottages, B&Bs, pubs with rooms, campsites, glamping sites and holiday parks. Use the accommodation listings on this page to find somewhere suitable for you and your dog.
The New Forest is a popular destination for dog-friendly holidays thanks to its extensive network of walking routes and choice of accommodation. Dogs must be kept under effective control, particularly around the free-roaming animals and wildlife that make the National Park their home. Please follow the New Forest Code when staying in the area.
Yes. There is dog-friendly accommodation along Hampshire's coastline and around the New Forest coast, including Lymington, Milford on Sea and Barton on Sea, as well as around Hayling Island, Portsmouth and the Solent. Some beaches have seasonal dog restrictions, so check before visiting.
Some dog-friendly holiday cottages offer enclosed or secure gardens, which can be useful when travelling with your dog. Facilities differ between properties, so check the individual accommodation listing or contact the provider to confirm that the garden is suitable for your dog before booking.
Some accommodation providers welcome multiple dogs, while others set a maximum number. Additional charges may also apply. Check the individual property's dog policy before making your booking.
From woodland and countryside walks to coastal adventures, country parks and dog-friendly attractions, there are plenty of things to do with your dog in Hampshire. You'll also find pubs, cafes and restaurants where dogs are welcome, making it easy to plan days out together.
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