The Wiltshire countryside is astounding so that it would be criminal not to bring the dogs on holiday to your country cottage.
Holidaymakers are often surprised at how pretty the scenery is in Wiltshire, as they drive through it to get to Devon and the south west. It is worth staying in Wiltshire and enjoying its two areas of recognised natural beauty at Cranbourne Chase in the south west, the Wessex Downs to the east and the Cotswolds in the north. There are acres of fields and meadows crisscrossed by footpaths that make every day of your holiday a good dog walking day.
There are various dog-friendly cottages to rent for a few days. These may be sited in Wiltshire villages or along tranquil country lanes with farmland either side. Charming, former farm cottages are now comfortable and welcoming pet-friendly holiday homes. Some are thatched and picture book perfect. There are also groups of the latest pine lodges that feel as good as they appear and make for cosy accommodation for people and dogs.
Tisbury on the River Nadder is a delightful village to visit or stay in. The small river flows past typical English rural scenery, where cows graze in the meadows and skylarks soar overhead. It was once voted the second best rural place to live. Lots of walks, including local circular walks can be enjoyed without driving anywhere and it has a railway station.
There are some very good places to visit during a holiday in Wiltshire; the English Heritage Old Wardour Castle is interesting for a day out, as are NT Stourhead Gardens. The City of Bath is a short drive away and always entertaining and enjoyable.
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