Paws Welcome: The Best Dog Friendly Off-Grid Cabins

Some adventures are better with muddy paws by your side. We’ve rounded up our best dog-friendly off-grid cabins – wild-luxury stays where your four-legged friend is not just welcome, but expected. No strict rules, lots of local trails, and the kind of freedom both humans and hounds dream of.

These off-grid cabins aren’t about compromise. They’re about shared experience – morning walks in the countryside, evenings curled by the fire, and sleeping under the same roof (or even in the same bed if you wish).

Ready to let the dog lead the way?

🐾 The Best Dog-Friendly Off-Grid Cabins

Fully fenced. Field-tested. Four paws welcome.

Mizar

Big skies. Sunken Bath. Sniff-friendly surroundings.

Fencing: Fully enclosed – dogs can potter safely outside.
Livestock: Cows may use the front field, but you’ll get a clear, cow-free route when you book.
Location: Swynnerton, Staffordshire. Surrounded by ancient woodland and trails from the doorstep.

Alcor

Hidden in the Staffordshire countryside – just you and your dog.

Fencing: Fully enclosed – perfect for a morning stretch or sunset sprawl.
Livestock: Set on a working farm. Cows may occasionally be nearby, but there’s an alternative route to the cabin to avoid livestock.
Location: Swynnerton, Staffordshire. Unwind in Swynnerton Old Park, or walk to the local pub.

Hoku

Where the stars shine bright and tails wag freely.

Fencing: Fully enclosed – safe for off-lead lounging.
Livestock: Occasional sheep nearby – leads needed to and from the shack.
Location: Llangollen, North Wales. Local trails nearby – pack treats and sturdy boots – visit our guide here.

Vega

Tucked away. Tail-wagging terrain in every direction.

Fencing: Fully enclosed.
Livestock: Some sheep about – leads needed to and from the shack.
Location: Llangollen, North Wales. Suggestions here, including hidden gems for sniffs and splashes.

Castor

Set on a working farm – rustic, real, and near the North Wales Coast.

Fencing: Fully enclosed for peace of mind.
Livestock: Sheep may graze out front – leads needed to and from the shack.
Location: Near Conwy, North Wales. Explore the North Wales coast, to Snowdonia National Park is just a 40 minute drive away.

Here’s what else to know before your four-legged friend checks in:

• Bring their bed – we find most dog owners prefer to use their own.
• We’ll provide a down bowl, some treats, poo bags, and a towel.
• Please keep dogs off the furniture and beds if they’re muddy or wet.
• Clean up after them and be respectful of nearby wildlife and farm animals.
• There’s a flat £35 pet fee – whether you’re bringing one dog or the whole gang. Just select the pet option at checkout.

All our shacks are pet-friendly, but the ones listed above are fully enclosed.
For more wild stays that welcome dogs but aren’t fully fenced, you can explore those here.