



Your dogs are part of the family, and they deserve a holiday where they feel just as welcome as you do.
At Tissington Ford Barn, we offer dog friendly stays for two small dogs. Upon arrival, they will be greeted with some oh-so-yummy treats for being good boys and girls, as well as water and food bowls for their stay, blankets, and dog waste bags. The immediate grounds are enclosed, ensuring there is space for them to safely sniff around while you unpack. Additionally, you will find a hot water tap ready to wash muddy paws.
Beyond the immediate grounds and gardens, our pet friendly accommodation includes a wonderful paddock leading down to a picnic area by the brook—a perfect spot for your dogs to cool down during the summer months.
As the paddock is not enclosed (as the dogs can cross the low-level brook to the other side), we suggest placing your dog pals on their leads, especially since we are home to a lot of wildlife, including rabbits, pheasants, and livestock from local farmers in the adjoining fields.
We hope you have a 'paw-some' stay, and don't forget to share your visit on socials using #Tissingtonpawsbarn.
Great news - we have pulled together a list of local visitor attractions, restaurants, pubs, bars, and cafes that are dog-friendly.
We also include extra details on businesses who go the extra mile for your dog pals, whether they provide dog menus, little treats and water bowls, and/ or those who provide the extra love and care that our little fur babies deserve.
The full dog information pack is provided upon booking, though in the meantime, please see a few ideas for your stay below:

Dogs are welcome during the main season on the cable cars, around the estate, inside the cafe, and outside the Vista Restaurant, as long as they are kept on a lead. However, for safety reasons, dogs cannot enter the underground caverns.

Dogs are welcome in the Chatsworth Garden and the 1,000-acre parkland, as long as they are kept on a lead at all times. However, dogs are not allowed in the house or farmyard.

Well-behaved dogs that are kept on leads are welcome around the gardens, grounds, and house tours.

Dogs are welcome at their cafe, visitor centre, and shop, as well as on underground tours and woodland trails, provided they are kept on a short lead.

Dogs are welcome across the estate, except for the Elizabethan mansion and restaurant counters, as long as they are on a lead.

Dogs are welcome across the estate except for the main tea room and the YHA Ilam Hall, provided they are on a lead.