Broughton in Furness · 2 checked & stamped
Somewhere to sleep that actually means "dogs welcome" — bowls out, no hidden surcharge surprises.
A small family site on a working farm in a wooded valley north-east of Broughton-in-Furness, open all year, with grass and hardstanding pitches, cabins, miniature yurts and a six-berth bunkhouse. Its own page says dogs are welcome as long as they are well behaved and kept on leads, and the reason is plain enough: the farm keeps working sheepdogs, sheep, cattle, ponies, ducks and hens, and they are all loose about the place. It is about fifteen minutes from Coniston Water and the same from the bottom of the Duddon, so it works as a base for both.
A two-bedroom cottage on Griffin Street in the middle of Broughton-in-Furness, sleeping up to five, with a refurbished kitchen-diner and an enclosed rear patio, which is the useful bit: enclosed outdoor space is rare in a village terrace. The owners describe it on their own site as a dog-friendly cottage but do not publish a limit on numbers or a charge, so settle both when you book. The Georgian square, the two village pubs and the bakery are two minutes away, and the Duddon estuary path starts at the bottom of the hill.
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