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DOG FRIENDLY HOLIDAY COTTAGES NEAR BOURNE
Stay at Easton with your dog
Around 25 minutes from Bourne, Easton Holiday Cottages offer a relaxed country stay for people who don’t want to leave their dog behind.
Dogs are welcome in all of our holiday lets, giving you the freedom to choose the cottage that suits you. Stay in one of our Lofts for a short break for two or choose a larger cottage if you’re coming with family or friends.
Whichever you choose, you’ll be surrounded by the Lincolnshire countryside with Easton Walled Gardens on your doorstep.
Enjoy the gardens together
Guests have free access to Easton Walled Gardens throughout their stay, including when the gardens are closed to day visitors.
During these quieter hours your dog can come into the gardens with you and should be kept on a lead. It’s a lovely opportunity for an early morning or evening walk through Easton’s 12 acres of meadows, borders and terraces.
Beyond the garden gates, quiet lanes, footpaths and open countryside make this an easy place to spend plenty of time outdoors.
All of our holiday lets welcome dogs
Our cottages were created from old buildings on the Easton Estate and each is a little different.
Dogs are welcome in all of them, so there’s no need to compromise on the cottage you want simply because you’re travelling with a pet.
There is currently a charge of £35 per dog, per stay. Dogs shouldn’t be left alone in a cottage unless they are in a crate.
Explore south Lincolnshire
Bourne and the surrounding countryside are within easy reach of Easton, while Stamford, Rutland and the Vale of Belvoir give you plenty of possibilities for longer days out.
There are country walks, villages and pubs to discover, but you don’t have to spend every day in the car. Some of the nicest walks can begin with simply stepping outside your cottage.
Bring the walking boots — and the dog
Easton works particularly well for holidays where being outdoors is part of the pleasure.
Explore during the day, return to your cottage when you’re ready, then finish with a quiet walk through the gardens once the day visitors have gone home.