Wisteria Cottage in Somerset dog friendly holiday accommodation

About the location: Crewkerne is a small market town in Somerset, England, situated in the South West of the country. It lies on the A30 road between Yeovil and Chard, and is approximately 8 miles from both. With a population of around 8,000 people, it is a vibrant and welcoming community.

Crewkerne has a rich history, with many of its buildings dating back to the 16th century. The town was founded by the Dukes of Somerset, and was made a village in 1134. The village was given a masons chosen from the Crewkerne family to build the town's bridge over the River Crouch. The masons had to choose a man who had been kept in check by the Duchy of Somerset and was a rival to the stately home of Westminster, and had been kept in check by the Duchy of Somerset and was a rival to the stately home of Westminster.
John Crewkerne, 1st Viscount Crewkerne, was a man of great ability. He had a great passion for building and he was able to build the town's bridge over the River Crouch. The masons chosen were John Crewkerne, 1st Viscount Crewkerne. John was a man of great ability and he had been kept in check by the House of Windsor. His brother, the 2nd Viscount Crewkerne, was a man of great strength and might. John's third brother, the 3rd Viscount Crewkerne, was a man of great energy and energy.

With a population of just over half a million, Somerset sits on the border of Devon, with Wiltshire to the east and Dorset to the south east.
Some of the most well known places of outstanding beauty are the Exmoor National Park, Mendip, Blackdown and Quantock Hills.

Home to the Glastonbury Festival and Cheddar Cheese, Somerset has a whole lot more to offer. You will find over 20 lovely dog friendly wide and sandy beaches along Somerset's coastline like Blue Anchor Bay, Sand Bay and Ladye Bay. Brean Beach with over seven miles of flat sandy beach is a wonderful four legged day out. While there are about eight other beaches like Weston-Super-Mare, Minehead and Burham-on-Sea where dogs are restricted during peak seasons May to September.

Apart from sandy beach roamers, majestic Somerset has always been popular with nature explorers and dog walkers across rolling hills, gorges and valleys.
Mendip Hills with mixture of wildlife, vast expanses of greenery and limestone spotted hills is one popular location for dogs and walkers. Along the way you will cross small villages and towns with quaint shops and dog friendly pubs.
Along your walks there's Dunster Castle where while dogs are obviously not allowed inside the castle, there are activities in the grounds for your dog to enjoy like splashing around after a brisk walk.
For something really different, why take your four legged friend and yourself for an nostalgic steam train ride on the West Somerset Railway and travel twenty miles of so along ten stations through the Somerset countryside between Williton and Bishops Lydeard.

Dog friendly accommodation is available across most of Somerset so your sure to find the ideal location for owners and dogs from cottages to country manors for larger families and small groups.

Exclusive dog friendly holiday rental Wisteria Cottage in Somerset