Camping with your dog

For us mere humans, the fresh air and outdoor richness we experience when camping is just amazing. For our four legged (and sometimes best) friends that feeling of natural wonder is unmeasurable!

New sights, new smells, new pathways and walks of adventure, mystery and discovery. All this with the people they are closest too in some very special and naturally beautiful locations. And places accessible and welcoming for all the family.

And, dogs camp for free with the Club.

10 reasons to camp with your dog

It’s perfect for spending time together outdoors
It’s possibly the most pet friendly holiday there is
Save on kennel fees and take your furry friend with you
Most of our campsites welcome dogs, except the ones that attract low nesting birds.
Enjoy the dedicated exercise areas and dog walks
So many campers love dogs so they’ll have friends to play with
There are 100’s of places to camp with us
Take your dog’s favourite toys and bedding with you
Enjoy the space and freedom to run around
They’ll love the new sights, smells and sounds

Favourite campsites voted by dog lovers

Normans Bay Club Site East Sussex	Labrador Chelsea and Jack Russell Bandit love the beach right on the doorstep.
Beddgelert Camping in the Forest Site Wales	Jasper the Cocker Spaniel enjoys his forest walks among 70 hectares of Conifer woodland.
Blackmore Club Site Malvern Hills	Golden Retriever, Rumbly cherishes his long walks in the hills.
Eskdale Club Site Lake District	Boxer Max loves climbing Scafell Pike.
Chichester Club Site Hampshire	The circular walk along the coast around Thorney Island is a favourite for Border Collie Sox.
Corfe Castle Club Site Devon	Toffee the Labrador loves her trips on top of Nine Barrow Down and back on the steam train.
Spiers House North York Moors	Sandy the Lhasa Apso explores the way marked footpaths found right on site.
Thetford Forest Club Site Norfolk	This site has way marked woodland walks direct through the Forest, perfect for your pooch.
Oban Club Site Argyll	Is next to Barcaldine Forest with plenty of space to run around and explore.

Clive Latham and Mya

We camp to have our dogs with us, do lots of walking and let poodles Mya and Ella have some fun. Mya is a Pets for Therapy dog and visits a local nursing home. The residents love to hear of Mya’s adventures. It all leads to great conversation and companionship, which is why we enjoy camping so much.

Gillian Smith and Jack

I used to go caravanning with my husband but after he died last year I sold the ‘van’ and got a smaller car and a trailer tent. Jack (a Border Terrier) and I walk a lot. He has helped me to carry on camping.