NO. We do not allow pets at the campsite.
However, if you have a guide or assistance dog and would like to stay at the campsite then we ideally require supporting evidence to allow the booking application.
Many guide and assistance dogs in the UK will have been trained by professionally recognized organizations, such as Assistance Dogs UK, and will have been issued with certificate, and or ID book. The ID book contains information about the owner and their dog and details of the training organisation that trained the dog and its owner. If you have this then please provide a copy of the relevant section from this ID book, or certificate, to confirm your dog’s credentials. However, not all assistance dogs have professional certification so if you do not have this when we ask you to confirm the breed of the dog for our records.
Please be aware of our rules for having an assistance dog on site:
- Must be kept on a short lead at all times
- Not be left unattended at any point
- Poo must be immediately bagged and put in waste bins
- We reserve the right to ask you to leave the campsite if your assistance dog has caused any disturbance to other guests or you are seen to have not followed these rules (no refund will be given)
ESAs (Emotional Support Animal) do not have the same legal recognition as service animals in the UK as they are not trained to perform specific disability-related tasks. If you want to bring an ESA then we ask that you provide your medical letter stating that the animal is required for your hidden disability. If you are unable to provide this evidence then we will not allow your ESA at the campsite.