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Andy 300tdi:
Hi just been trying to find campsites in the Lakes and the Dales but to no avail!!!!

anybody know of campsites in these areas that DON'T have a problem with a rottie

Range Rover Blues:
Lots of caravan club sites, try the online directory.

Or don't tell them, I don't  so they don't try and charge me £5 a night per dog.

Also try a book called "pets welcome", by the AA IIRC.

strapping young lad:
we have a similar problem but the tent will be too small for two spaniels and a st bernard ;)

but i found this which may be of help to you

http://www.discoverthelakes.co.uk/pet-friendly-places-c42.html

Andy 300tdi:
cheers for the info :lol:

Range Rover Red:
I find the problem (we have a Springer Spaniel and might be getting a Border Collie next year) is not so much finding accommodation - as RRB says, the Caravan Club accept dogs - but finding lots of things that we can do when we get there.  So many things are 'No dogs' or 'Guide dogs only', or there are dog bans on certain bits of beach which means we have to drive miles to find a really good beach, and we are not really interested in long cliff top walks as the main attraction of the day.  I have not noticed anything in the CC bumph discriminating against any breed of dog.

I can recommend Cheddar Gorge and some of the Great Little Trains of Wales as a good, dog-friendly day out.  Dogs can go in all the caves and on the bus at Cheddar, and the trains in Wales charge a nominal fare for dogs, Willow got her own ticket!

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