A secluded getaway with miles of hills to traverse sure to be a favorite of any four legged members of the family

Ilderton Dod barns have something for everyone, the Pennine Way being just two miles to the west the beautiful scenery is easily appreciated on bike or on foot.  After a long stroll through the stunning Northumberland national park both you and your dog will appreciate the bunkhouse’s log burner. Night time walks are a must as this hostel is situated within one of the darkest regions of the Dark sky national park, perfect for star gazers or  astrophotographers alike. Being so far away from any hustle and bustle Ilderton Dod barns is the ideal spot to get away from the pressures of the world and relax. Please note dogs allowed downstairs only – up to 2 in the cottage or 3 in The Barn. Charge is £10/dog/stay. Dogs must be kept on leads immediately outside the properties but there are hundreds of paths and bridleways around and fortunately most pubs around are also dog friendly

If you arrive at this newly converted bunkhouse on a 1,500 acre working farm on 2 legs or 2 wheels or if you provide your own bedding you will be entitled to an eco discount.

Situated down a 1.5 mile private track you will can leave all the strains and stresses of modern life behind you at this unique bunkhouse.  Dogs are welcome, they can arrive on 4 legs and you will still get the discount! The Dod Barns are ideally located 2 miles from The Pennine Way. The Sandstone Way & NCN 68 together with many other footpaths, bridleways and trails are literally on the doorstep.

This toasty warm bunkbarn sleeping up to 8 people is available most of December and January. There is no minimum stay but the cost is £488 (for up to 3 nights) or £650 for a week. Staying in this remote location would be a unique way to celebrate Xmas or New Year.

Situated on an 1,800 acre working hill farm and down a 1.5 mile private farm track you can really escape from the pressures of modern life.  There’s a 4G mobile signal if you need it.