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Dog-friendly glamping in Somerset

At our dog-friendly places in Somerset, your four-legged friend is welcomed with open arms, not just tolerated, so you can relax completely. If dogs could design their own holidays, we’re pretty sure they’d come up with glamping — unlimited fresh air, oodles of open space to bound around in and more sticks than you can shake a… well, you know. The coast, rolling hills and laid-back country pubs of Somerset are the perfect place to spend some quality time with your good boy or girl.

Recommended dog-friendly places

These are our most popular dog-friendly glamping locations in Somerset. Our team have visited every single one personally, to find only the most special and quirky spaces that we just know you'll want to visit.
The Gardener's Shed
Somerset

The Gardener's Shed

From £115 p/n
Wildwood
Somerset

Wildwood

From £109 p/n
Coach House Cabin
Somerset

Coach House Cabin

From £130 p/n

Why book a dog-friendly holiday in Somerset with Canopy & Stars?

Not all dog-owners (or dogs) have the same taste in glamping holidays, which is why you’ll find so many unique spaces in our collection. In Somerset you might fancy a rustic cabin with views over the Axe Valley, an idyllic woodland yurt camp, or perhaps a revamped 1940s showman’s wagon. Whatever you choose, rest assured that we’ve personally visited and inspected each one, often bringing our own four-legged friends along for the ride. We don’t just make sure that the place you’re staying is special, we check out the local attractions, walks and eateries too.

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Our dog-friendly places are safe and practical, with plenty of space for running around and great walks on the doorstep. Don’t think we’ve forgotten about our human guests though – you need to relax just as much as your canine companions, so there’s no compromise on style, character and in some cases, total luxury.

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About dog-friendly glamping in Somerset

Who we are Bland and generic aren’t in our vocabulary at Canopy & Stars. Instead, we want to bring you the most unique and uplifting experiences in nature whether you get your kicks from non-stop adrenaline activities, or leisurely strolls and deep relaxation. Either way, if you book with us, you’ll find the most spectacular glamping places immersed in nature — in Somerset, the rest of the UK and beyond.

Our dog-friendly glamping breaks in Somerset Our dog-friendly glamping places aren’t just designed for your four-legged friend to have fun, they’re as cool, quirky and luxurious as all of the other places in our collection. Tails will wag and smiles will widen in unison as you clap eyes on wood-fired hot tubs, sprawling outdoor seating areas, cosy wood burners and views of endless undulating hills.

We care about responsible travel Our mission is to connect you with the natural world, so that’s a pretty big incentive for us to look after it. We take our responsibilities to the environment seriously so we’re immensely proud to have been officially recognised as one of the highest scoring B Corps in travel in the world. We’re working towards a goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2030 and we’re also improving access to nature for those with disabilities. Read more about our plans in our latest impact report.

What to do with your dog in Somerset Take your dog on wild walks in the Mendip Hills, play on the huge curve of sand at Brean Beach and climb Glastonbury Tor together for views over the Somerset Levels. There’s never a dull moment for active hounds in Somerset, but more mellow pups are equally well catered for with trips on the West Somerset Heritage Railway and dog-friendly cafés and pubs around every corner. At the end of the day, reward yourselves by kicking back on the deck with a West Country cider, a BBQ and a few doggie treats. After all that excitement you might even get a lie-in.

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