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Dog-Friendly Glamping in Yorkshire

Dog-Friendly Glamping Pods in Yorkshire

Choose dog friendly glamping in Yorkshire and share the Dales, the Moors and the coast with your dog. Five Wigwam® sites across the county welcome dogs on selected cabins: Humble Bee Farm near Scarborough, Sedgewell Barn near Northallerton, Hillend above Todmorden, Ball Hall Farm at Storwood and Bainton Burrows near Driffield, each with walks starting straight from the cabin.

From riverside rambles in the Yorkshire Dales to blustery beach days on the coast, glamping in Yorkshire with a dog fills every day easily, while insulated cabins and private hot tubs keep the evenings cosy in any season. Dogs are welcome on selected cabins rather than across a whole site, so open the site that suits you and book the specific cabin direct for the best price.

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Why Book With Wigwam

Dogs Genuinely Welcome

Almost all of our sites welcome dogs - indoors with you and space to roam outside. Bring your best friend along for the whole adventure.

Secure & Established

Book with confidence. Your money is safe in the hands of the UK's most established glamping brand.

Low Deposit Booking

Secure your dog-friendly escape before pay day and spread the cost with our low deposit booking scheme.

Campfires Every Night

End each day of fresh air and muddy walks around your own campfire, with your dog dozing happily at your feet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Five Wigwam sites in Yorkshire welcome dogs on selected cabins: Humble Bee Farm near Scarborough and the coast, Sedgewell Barn near Northallerton between the Dales and the Moors, Hillend above Todmorden in the South Pennines, Ball Hall Farm at Storwood between York and the Wolds, and Bainton Burrows near Driffield in the Wolds. Dogs are welcome on selected cabins rather than across a whole site, so open the site you want and check the individual cabin.
Yes. Sedgewell Barn has cabins that are both dog friendly and have a private hot tub, Bainton Burrows has a dog friendly Premium Cabin with a hot tub, and Hillend has a wood-fired hot tub at its dog friendly cabin. The cabin itself has to be both dog friendly and have a tub, so check the specific cabin rather than the site.
Some of the best in England. The Dales offer riverside and waterfall walks around Malham and Aysgarth, while the North York Moors mix heather tops with wooded valleys. Keep dogs on leads around livestock and during nesting season, and the walking is effectively endless.
Yes. The Yorkshire coast has generous dog friendly stretches, and many beaches welcome dogs year round, with some seasonal restrictions on the busiest sections in summer. Check local signs before you set out, and ask your site owner for their favourite dog walking beaches.
It varies by site. Most Yorkshire sites accept one or two dogs per pod, and some welcome more by arrangement. The site owner sets the limit, so check the individual property listing or contact the site before booking if you are travelling with several dogs.
Some Yorkshire sites include dogs in the price, while others charge a small fee per dog per night. Any charges are shown on the individual property listing when you book, so the full cost is clear before you confirm.
Yes. Insulated, heated cabins make Yorkshire breaks work in every season, from spring lambing to crisp winter walks on the Moors. Off season stays mean quieter trails and emptier beaches, which suits most dogs perfectly, and hot tub pods make cold evenings something to look forward to.
Very. Yorkshire's farms, beaches, castles and steam railways fill family days easily, and dog friendly pods mean the whole household travels together. Sites like Humble Bee Farm are set up for families, with space to run and farm animals to meet.
Walk the Dales around Malham, cross the Moors to Whitby, explore the Wolds Way or spend a blustery day on the coast. Yorkshire's market towns and villages are full of dog friendly pubs and cafes, and your site owner will know the best nearby.
Visit wigwamholidays.com/glamping/dog-friendly-glamping/england/yorkshire and use the search bar to pick your dates. Check the dog policy on your chosen property, then book direct through the Wigwam website. Booking direct comes with Wigwam's Price Guarantee, so you always get the best available rate.