We’ll be straight with you on this one: East Riding of Yorkshire has no IHG or Accor branded hotel at all in its own towns, so there’s no “chain hotel” section to speak of here, and we couldn’t independently verify a single hotel or B&B’s own pet policy either — several good-looking candidates exist, but none had anything about dogs on their own website or social media. Where this area does deliver is the coast’s holiday parks.
Caravan parks and holiday parks
- Mill Farm Country Park, Mill Lane, Skipsea, YO25 8SS — dogs welcome with management approval, kept on a lead and not left unattended. No fee or dog limit published online — call 01262 468211 to confirm.
- Skirlington Leisure Park, Skipsea — dogs allowed, up to 3 per booking, with a dedicated dog-friendly accommodation section, dog breaks, and an on-site dog agility park. Confirm the fee for your specific pitch or accommodation type when booking.
- Haven Far Grange Holiday Park, Dringhoe, near Skipsea — dogs included free when booked directly with Haven, up to 2 dogs in dog-friendly accommodation grades; £1 per pet per night on touring/camping pitches, max 2 dogs per pitch. Pit Bull Terriers, XL Bullies, Dogo Argentinos, Filas Brasileiros and Japanese Tosas aren’t accepted.
- Haven Thornwick Bay Holiday Village, Flamborough, near Bridlington — same Haven-wide dog policy as above.
Where we’re still looking
We couldn’t confirm a pet policy for any hotel, inn or B&B in Beverley, Bridlington, Driffield, Pocklington or Goole — candidates like Tickton Grange, the Pipe and Glass Inn and the Lairgate Hotel in Beverley came up as promising leads but none had a stated dog policy on their own channels, so we’ve left them off rather than guess. We also found nothing verified for the Goole/Howden/Snaith area or the Wolds around Pocklington and Market Weighton beyond the coastal parks above, so this page currently leans heavily towards the Skipsea/Bridlington/Flamborough coastal strip. The Expanse Hotel in Bridlington, once a seafront option, has closed, so it’s not listed here.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any chain hotels in East Riding of Yorkshire that take dogs?
No IHG or Accor-branded hotel (Holiday Inn Express, ibis, Mercure and similar) currently exists in East Riding’s own towns, so there’s no chain option to check — this is a genuine gap in the area’s hotel market, not a research shortfall.
Is there a dog-friendly hotel in Beverley?
We couldn’t verify one from a hotel’s own website or social media in our last research pass, so we’ve left Beverley hotels off this page rather than guess. Call ahead to any you’re considering.
Can I bring my dog to Skirlington Leisure Park?
Yes, up to 3 dogs per booking, with a dedicated dog-friendly section and an on-site dog agility park. Confirm fees for your specific accommodation type when you book.
Written by Georgiana & Figo.
