Dog Friendly Glamping Northumberland

Did you know that Roman pets included the greyhound, the ferret, the blackbird, the nightingale, the parrot and small monkeys?

We find that most of our guests choosing 5-star dog-friendly accommodation at Herding Hill Farm bring their dog! And the small monkeys are usually found swinging through the trees at nearby Go Ape!

As a dog-friendly campsite in Northumberland, we know how important it is to bring along the dearly loved canine members of your family when camping Northumberland, so at Herding Hill Farm we welcome up to 2 ‘well behaved’ dogs per Wigwam cabin for small cleaning charge or one well behaved dog in our Langley Castle and Dunstanburgh Castle Pods. NEW for 2023 we also allow up to 2 well behaved dogs in our Luxury Lodge for an additional cleaning charge of £25.

If you fancy pitching up a tent, our camping and touring pitches are dog-friendly too and it is free to bring your pet. Camping and glamping with your dog can be one of the very best experiences to share with your four-legged friend. y must be kept on a short leash at all times whilst on site. We have a wonderful private dog walk on site past the animal petting farm and onto the hill where your four-legged friends can be let off the lead to run around.

Find out more about our dog friendly campsite here.

However, no dangerous breeds please!

Sorry, but most of our Castle Pods are NOT dog-friendly however we allow one small well behaved dog in our Dunstanburgh and Langley Castle Pods for an additional £25 cleaning charge per stay.

We do love having dogs at the Northumberland campsite and we make no separate charge for them (except a nominal cleaning charge of £5 a night for dogs in our dog friendly Wigwam Cabin glamping pods Northumberland or £25 per stay in our Luxury Lodge, Langley Castle or Dunstanburgh Castle Pods).

For the safety and comfort of all our guests though, we do ask that your dog is always kept on a lead or tethered whilst in our Hadrians Wall campsite itself (dogs can be let off at your own risk when on the dog walk) and always cleaned up after. To make it easier for you we have included a sturdy dog ring at every pitch and a supply of poo bags at our dog litter bins. If these important rules are not adhered to, then you will be asked to leave the site. It goes without saying that your dog should be healthy (vaccinated), socialised (good with other pooches) and obedient.

The AD122 Hadrian’s Wall Country bus, which stops at the entrance to our Hadrians wall campsite, is also dog-friendly.

Ask our site wardens to recommend dog-friendly places to eat.

Dog Friendly Walks Nearby

Our dog-friendly campsite not only offers great amenities on-site but there are also great dog walks nearby too when camping Northumberland. For dog owners who love a good walk, finding good walking routes can sometimes be a bit tricky, especially if you want to let your dog run free off the lead. We have opened up a dog walk area to the South of our campsite where you are free to take your dog. From the top of the hill there are wonderful views across to the North Pennines and we have put some benches up there for those that want to watch the Northumberland sun set.

We have a couple of good walks starting right from our dog-friendly campsite. There are long stretches on this walk where you can let your dog off the lead, but there may be cattle in places along the route so you will need to put your dog back on a lead at these points.

You can discover more about dog walks and amenities nearby by reading our latest blog article here.

Unsure what to pack for your dog on their trip to Herding Hill Farm? We've put together a handy checklist here! We've also got some tips for keeping your dog cool when camping in the Summer in our BLOG. 

Our sister dog friendly campsites near Edinburgh Drummohr Camping and Glamping Site and in the Peak District at Longnor Wood Holiday Park also offer dog-friendly lodge and touring accommodation.

"Really liked the dog walking area, especially the views from the top"