dog friendly cottages GRANTHAM

 DOG FRIENDLY COTTAGES NEAR GRANTHAM

A country break with your dog

Within easy reach of Grantham, Easton Holiday Cottages offer a peaceful place to stay in the Lincolnshire countryside — and dogs are welcome in all of our holiday lets.

Our cottages range from cosy places for two to larger cottages for family and friends, so bringing your dog doesn’t restrict which part of Easton you can choose to stay in.

The Estate is also easily reached from the A1, making Easton a convenient country escape without a long journey along small country roads.

Gardens, countryside and plenty of fresh air

Guests staying at Easton have free access to the 12-acre Easton Walled Gardens throughout their stay.

Dogs can join you in the gardens when they are closed to day visitors and should be kept on a lead. Those quieter hours are a particularly lovely time to explore, whether it’s an early walk before breakfast or an evening wander after a day out.

Beyond the gardens, Easton is surrounded by countryside, footpaths and quiet lanes, giving you plenty of opportunities to get outside during your stay.

All of our cottages welcome dogs

You don’t need to search through our cottages to find the few that accept dogs — they all do.

Choose the cottage that suits your stay, whether that’s a Loft or cottage for two or somewhere with more room for family and friends.

There is currently a charge of £35 per dog, per stay, and we ask that dogs aren’t left alone in the cottages unless they are in a crate.

Explore Lincolnshire from Easton

Easton’s position close to Grantham and the A1 makes it an excellent base for exploring further afield.

Stamford, Rutland and the Vale of Belvoir are all within easy reach, along with country houses, gardens, villages and miles of countryside.

Or stay closer to home and spend your time walking around Easton and the surrounding area.

Somewhere you’ll both enjoy

A dog-friendly holiday should be enjoyable for the dog as well as convenient for the owner.

At Easton, the combination of comfortable cottages, gardens and surrounding countryside means there is plenty of space to get outside — followed by somewhere cosy to come home to.