Dog-Friendly Glamping Near Me: Find Your Nearest Wigwam® Site, Region by Region

Most people searching for dog-friendly glamping near them are really asking two questions. Can I get there in a couple of hours, and will the dog actually be welcome when I arrive. This guide answers both. Sixty-one of the seventy-nine Wigwam® Holidays sites across the UK have cabins that take dogs. Below they are grouped by where you are starting from, so you can find something within a sensible drive rather than scrolling through the whole country. Live availability for all of them is on the dog-friendly glamping page.

Near London and the South East

Lee Valley in Hertfordshire is the closest dog-friendly Wigwam® site to London, with four dog-friendly cabins inside Lee Valley Regional Park and around forty-five minutes from the north of the city. Hill Farm and Orchard in Buckinghamshire has three, and Chawton Park Farm in Hampshire has three within reach of the South Downs. There is no dog-friendly inventory in Kent, Sussex or Dorset yet, so from the far south east the South Downs and the Chilterns are the practical options.

Near Bristol and the South West

Bristol View has one dog-friendly cabin on the edge of the city. Secret Valley in Somerset has four and is the better choice for a longer stay. For Cornwall, Great Tregath, Grassington Farm and Bodrugan all take dogs, which is covered on the dog-friendly glamping in Cornwall page.

Near Birmingham and the Midlands

The Midlands is well covered, which is what turns a dog-friendly break from a trip into a spontaneous weekend. Charnwood Forest in Leicestershire has three dog-friendly cabins in ancient woodland, Saxon Meadow in Staffordshire has four with three hot tub cabins, Orchard Stables in Nottinghamshire has three, and Sherwood Pines near Mansfield has two on the edge of Sherwood Forest. Wolferlow in Worcestershire and Fir Tree Farm in Shropshire add one and two more if you want the Welsh border.

Near Manchester, Leeds and the North

Hillend above Todmorden is the closest dog-friendly site to both Manchester and Leeds, high in the South Pennines with a wood-fired hot tub at its dog-friendly cabin and the Rochdale Canal towpath for flat, off-road miles. Ribble Valley and Kidsnape Farm in Lancashire have four and two dog-friendly cabins, both under an hour from Manchester with the Forest of Bowland close by. Further east, Humble Bee Farm near Scarborough and Sedgewell Barn near Northallerton have five each, and Ball Hall Farm and Bainton Burrows cover East Yorkshire. There is more on the dog-friendly glamping in Yorkshire page.

For the Lake District, Pods in the Sticks near Kendal, Eden Valley and Brampton all have dog-friendly cabins, which puts Cumbria within reach of most of the north.

Near Newcastle and the North East

All three Wigwam® sites in Northumberland take dogs. Herding Hill Farm near Hadrian's Wall has six dog-friendly cabins and two with hot tubs, Springhill Farm has three near the coast at Seahouses, and Waren Mill has one looking across Budle Bay. See the dog-friendly glamping in Northumberland page.

Near Edinburgh, Glasgow and central Scotland

Lost Shore at Newbridge and Mortonhall are the two closest to Edinburgh. Mains Farm near Stirling covers the Trossachs, and Belhaven Bay and Tantallon put you on the East Lothian coast within an hour of the city. Fife adds Montrave Estate with seven dog-friendly cabins and Largo Law with three.

Near Carlisle and the Scottish south

Wigtown in Dumfries and Galloway has seven dog-friendly cabins, the most of any Wigwam® site anywhere. Moffat, Solway View, Cove Farm and Sunnybank complete the south of Scotland. The full picture, including Skye and the islands, is on the dog-friendly glamping in Scotland page.

Near Cardiff, Swansea and Wales

Brecon is the closest dog-friendly site to Cardiff and Swansea, inside Bannau Brycheiniog. Hafren and Knighton cover Powys, Aberystwyth and Llys y Wawr the Ceredigion coast, and Snowdonia & Coast the north. There is more detail on the dog-friendly glamping in Wales page.

Northern Ireland

Causeway Coast at Bushmills is the Wigwam® site in Northern Ireland that takes dogs, with three dog-friendly cabins on the Causeway Coastal Route. See the dog-friendly glamping in Northern Ireland page.

How to choose between two sites that are both near you

Check the walking, not just the postcode: a site with forest tracks from the door beats one a ten minute drive from a nicer view, especially in winter. Look at how many dog-friendly cabins a site has, because a site with five or six is far easier to book at short notice than one with a single dog-friendly unit. Decide about the hot tub early, since twenty-five sites have both dog-friendly cabins and hot tubs but the specific cabin has to be both, so those book out first. And think about the drive back, because a wet, tired dog and a three hour motorway journey is a different holiday to a wet, tired dog and forty minutes.

Ready to book

Search every dog-friendly cabin in the UK by date and location on the dog-friendly glamping page. Booking direct with Wigwam® is always the best price.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find the nearest dog-friendly glamping site to me?

Start with the region closest to you in the list above and click straight through to the site. If you are in the north, Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria give you the widest choice. In the Midlands, Charnwood Forest and Sherwood Pines are the most central. In the south east, Lee Valley in Hertfordshire is the closest to London.

How many Wigwam® sites are dog-friendly?

Sixty-one of seventy-nine, verified against the site records in September 2026. Dogs are welcome on selected cabins rather than across a whole site, so book the specific cabin.

Can I get dog-friendly glamping with a hot tub near me?

Twenty-five sites have both dog-friendly cabins and cabins with hot tubs. The cabin itself has to be both, so those units are the first to book out, particularly in autumn and winter.

Are there dog-friendly sites in Kent, Sussex, Dorset or Devon?

Not yet. The nearest options for the far south east are Chawton Park Farm in Hampshire and Hill Farm and Orchard in Buckinghamshire, and for the south west, Secret Valley in Somerset and the three Cornish sites.

Is there an extra charge for dogs?

Most sites charge a small fee per dog per stay, and some limit the number of dogs per cabin. The individual site listing has the details.