Pickering · 5 checked & stamped
Somewhere to sleep that actually means "dogs welcome" — bowls out, no hidden surcharge surprises.
Timber lodges on a working farm south-west of Pickering, well placed for Dalby Forest and the steam railway. Dogs are accepted in all of the lodges, so there is no scrambling for the one pet-friendly unit.
A family-run touring park and holiday home site on the Malton road out of Pickering. It is a dog friendly site with no extra charge for dogs, and pitches are allocated with the dog in mind if you say so when you book.
A Victorian guesthouse on the edge of Pickering, within walking distance of the castle and the station. Dogs are welcome by arrangement and there are written house rules for them, which is a good sign of a place that has thought it through.
A small yurt and camping site on the southern edge of Pickering, quiet and adult-oriented. Dogs are welcome in both the yurts and the tent pitches, and the owners are direct about the conditions attached.
A characterful family-run coaching inn on Pickering's Market Place with 21 bedrooms, a low-beamed bar and a stone-flagged dining room serving robust Yorkshire cooking. Dogs are welcomed on request in the Hideaway rooms - converted outbuildings, some with underfloor heating and direct outdoor access, ideal with a dog in tow. Steps from the North Yorkshire Moors Railway for a steam-hauled day out.
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