Dog Friendly Accommodation
- One dog is permitted in our dog-friendly accommodation and a small nightly charge applies.
- We understand that dogs come in all shapes and sizes and are always happy to discuss individual requirements before booking.
- To help us maintain high standards for all guests, we ask that guests take care of the holiday home during their pet's stay. Additional deep cleaning charges may apply if necessary following departure.
- For the safety and comfort of all guests, dogs prohibited under the Dangerous Dogs Act (1991) cannot be accommodated at Swallow Tree Gardens. Guests are responsible for ensuring that any dogs brought to the park comply with all relevant legislation and control requirements.
What's Provided
We have equipped our dog friendly accommodation with a few items and features that we feel will make your dog's stay more comfortable:
- Dog bed
- Secure and private decking
- Outside taps for rinsing sandy paws
- Hose and spray nozzle
- Pet feeding bowls
We do recommend bringing your dog's own bedding, as familiar items can help them settle more comfortably into their new surroundings.
If you routinely use a crate for your dog, we encourage you to bring this with you for use within your holiday home.
We ask that dogs are kept off soft furnishings and remain within areas where laminate flooring is fitted.
Park Guidelines
We want you and your much-loved dog to enjoy every moment of your stay and ask that, in the interests of safety and the enjoyment of other guests, the following guidelines are observed:
- Please keep your dog on a lead at all times whilst within Swallow Tree grounds.
- Dogs must be under the control of a responsible adult.
- Your dog should not be left unattended in your holiday home for extended periods of time.
- Dogs must wear a collar and ID tag.
- Excluding assistance dogs, your dog should not enter accommodation that is not designated as pet friendly.
- Please ensure that you clean up after your pet both on the park and whilst out and about exploring Pembrokeshire