Dogs are welcome at Wheeldon Trees Farm
We want your dogs to feel at home and have just as good a time as you at Wheeldon Trees Farm Holiday Cottages. We welcome up to 3 dogs per holiday cottage.
We like to think we go the extra mile to make your four legged friends feel extra welcome in our pet friendly Peak District holiday rentals. Which is why we’ve compiled a list of extras on offer that you can borrow for no extra cost. Saving you much needed space in the car.
If there’s anything else you need that is not listed below, just ask and we will try our best to source it for you.
Pet equipment
- Dog friendly outdoor seating area
- Pet towel / bedding washing and drying facilities
- Dog exercise area
- Emergency dog food supplies
- Outside tap and brush for muddy paws
- Spare leads
- Dog hairdryer
- Waste bins for scoop bags
- Poop scoop shovel
- Dog toys
- Disposal bags
For your cottage
- Dog towels
- Dog bowls and mats
- Dog cage – 67cm(36in) high x 60cm(23in) wide x 91cm(26in) long
- Furniture throws
- Holiday dog tags
- Pet food fork
- Stair gate
Dog friendly information
We also have information on:
- Dog walks from the door (and elsewhere !)
- Local dog friendly places to eat and visit
- Local vets
- Local pet shop and food suppliers
Beautiful walk for a beautiful morning...Mininglow Hill is a magical place usually but with snow and nobody else around it's really special.
How beautiful, looks so peaceful
Glorious day for getting outside ! Picked up our milk from #tagglanedairy and parked at Monyash for this wonderful dog-friendly walk down Lathkill Dale and round through One Ash Grange Farm. Now that's an quiet place to live. Can't even figure out how they get to a road...
Dog food available
Please let us know if you would like us to purchase pet food on your behalf. We’ll do our best to source your pet’s favourite meal !!
The Merchant’s Kitchen
The Merchant's Kitchen is open Wednesdays to Sundays from Midday for teas, light lunches and main meals. Also take-away pizzas ! Very dog friendly...
Whinstone Lee Tor, Peak District
For spectacular scenery and moderately challenging walking, try Whinstone Lee Tor at the southern end of Derwent Edge and with great views up the Derwent Valley reservoirs, across Ladybower to Crook Hill and Win Hill. The walk is 5 miles and willl take about 3 hours with refreshment breaks, but well worth the vew on a fine day.
The Roaches, Peak District
Once famous for its wallablies, The Roaches with Hen Cloud and Ramshaw Rocks is owned by the Peak District National Park Authority. The spectacular gritstone escarpment marks the south-western edge of the Peak - a line of fantastic shapes guarding the entrance to the Peak District.
The Monsal Trail
For a great family day out, visit The Monsal Trail in the centre of the Peak District National Park. You can start just north of Bakewell, 10 miles north of Matlock and 8 miles west of Chesterfied to enjoy great walking and cycling.
Lathkill Dale
There is a wonderful short walk to Lathkill Dale of around 4 miles with some of the best scenery that The White Peak has to offer, starting at the green in the centre of the pretty village of Monyash. Or for the more determined, you can take in Lathkill and Bradford Dale also for a 17km yomp!