Pet Friendly Accommodation in Chichester

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Our chlalets or cottage are ideal for pet stays

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Pet Friendly Accommodation in Chichester – At a Glance

Are dogs welcome at Northlands Farm?
Yes. Northlands Farm offers pet-friendly self-catering accommodation in Chichester.

What accommodation is available?
Guests can choose between our Old Farm Cottage and three self-catering chalets.

Is there somewhere to walk my dog?
Yes. Northlands Farm sits within more than 19 acres of private grounds including woodland, meadows, lakes and open spaces.

Can dogs explore the farm?
Yes. Dogs are welcome to explore the farm with their owners but must be kept on a lead within the farm gates.

Why must dogs be kept on a lead around the farm?
Northlands is home to wildlife and free-roaming farm animals. Keeping visiting dogs on leads helps protect both our animals and your pet.

Is there somewhere my dog can exercise off-lead?
Yes. There is a large garden and open area outside the protected farm gates where dogs can be allowed off-lead under their owner's supervision.

Where is Northlands Farm?
Northlands Farm is on Salthill Road in Chichester, West Sussex.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Dog Friendly Accommodation With 19 Acres to Explore

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There is a difference between accommodation that simply allows dogs and somewhere that is genuinely enjoyable to visit with one.

Northlands Farm has space.

More than 19 acres of it.

Our private Chichester grounds include woodland, meadows, lakes and wide-open countryside, giving guests plenty of opportunities to get outside with their dogs during their stay.

You can start the morning with a walk around the farm, return to your cottage or chalet for breakfast and head out again later without necessarily having to drive anywhere.

For guests searching for dog friendly accommodation in Chichester with walks from the door, Northlands Farm offers something quite different from a conventional hotel or town-centre stay.

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Woodland, Meadows, Lakes and Open Spaces

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Northlands Farm isn't simply somewhere to sleep while visiting Chichester.

The farm and its surroundings are part of the stay.

There are woodland areas to wander through, meadows and open countryside to enjoy and lakes dotted around the grounds.

Every season brings something different.

Spring and summer bring the farm to life, while autumn transforms the woodland and colder winter mornings offer their own peaceful atmosphere.

And because you're staying here, all of this is waiting just outside your accommodation.

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Can Dogs Go Off-Lead at Northlands Farm?

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Yes, but only in designated areas.

Northlands Farm is home to a variety of wildlife and farm animals, some of which roam freely around parts of the property.

For the protection of both visiting pets and our resident animals, dogs must remain on a lead when they are inside the farm gates.

This also helps protect your dog from accidentally getting too close to one of our larger animals.

However, immediately outside the protected farm area there is a large garden and open space where dogs can be allowed off-lead under their owner's supervision.

It's a great place for a run, a game of fetch or simply an opportunity to burn off some energy.

Then it's back through the gates and onto the lead for another wander around the farm.

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A Chichester Stay for Dogs – and Their Owners

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Of course, it's not all about the dog.

Northlands Farm combines its countryside setting with the convenience of being in Chichester, making it a great base for exploring this part of West Sussex.

Spend the day discovering Chichester and the surrounding countryside before returning to the peace and open space of the farm.

For visitors who enjoy walking, the wider Chichester area also provides easy access to some wonderful countryside, including the South Downs and the West Sussex coast.

That makes Northlands particularly well suited to guests who want a pet friendly countryside break in Chichester rather than simply a hotel room that accepts pets.

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Pet Friendly Self-Catering Accommodation

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Being self-catering can make travelling with a pet considerably easier.

Instead of the restrictions of a conventional hotel, you have your own accommodation to return to and the freedom to organise your day around you and your dog.

At Northlands Farm, pet-friendly guests can choose from:

The Old Farm Cottage
A characterful self-catering cottage at Northlands Farm.

Our Three Chalets
Individual self-catering accommodation within the farm's countryside setting.

Whichever you choose, the woodland, meadows, lakes and grounds of Northlands are right outside.

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Why Dog Owners Choose Northlands Farm

If you're comparing pet friendly places to stay in Chichester, Northlands Farm offers a combination that can be difficult to find:

• More than 19 acres of private countryside

• Woodland, meadows and lakes within the grounds

• Walks available directly from your accommodation

• A designated area where dogs can exercise off-lead under supervision

• Dog-friendly access around the farm on a lead

• Self-catering cottage and chalet accommodation

• A countryside setting in Chichester, West Sussex

• Easy access to the wider Chichester countryside

• Most importantly, dogs aren't simply tolerated at Northlands..They're welcome.

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Exploring Chichester With Your Dog

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Northlands Farm makes a convenient base for exploring Chichester and the wider West Sussex countryside with your dog.

The area is particularly attractive for visitors who enjoy walking, with countryside, villages, the South Downs and the coast all within reach.

This means you can spend one day exploring further afield and the next enjoying a quieter day without going far at all.

And when somebody decides they need one final walk before bedtime, you have acres of countryside waiting outside.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pet Friendly Stays at Northlands Farm

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Is Northlands Farm dog friendly?

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Yes. Northlands Farm offers dog-friendly self-catering accommodation in Chichester, with dogs welcome in designated accommodation and around the farm when kept on a lead.

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Where can I find pet friendly accommodation in Chichester with outdoor space?

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Northlands Farm offers pet-friendly accommodation within more than 19 acres of private grounds, including woodland, meadows, lakes and open countryside.

Can I walk my dog without driving somewhere first?

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Yes. One of the advantages of staying at Northlands Farm is having walks and outdoor space immediately outside your cottage or chalet.

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Can dogs be off-lead?

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Dogs should be kept on a lead within the farm gates because of our free-roaming animals and wildlife. A large garden and open area outside the protected farm gates provides space where dogs can exercise off-lead under their owner's supervision.

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Are there farm animals at Northlands?

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Yes. Northlands is a working countryside environment and home to a variety of farm animals and wildlife. This is one of the reasons dogs need to remain on leads while exploring within the farm gates.

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Is Northlands Farm self-catering?

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Yes. Guests can stay in the Old Farm Cottage or one of three self-catering chalets.

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Is Northlands Farm suitable for a countryside break with a dog?

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Yes. With more than 19 acres of private grounds, woodland, meadows, lakes and outdoor space, Northlands Farm is particularly suited to visitors looking for a countryside stay with their dog while remaining close to Chichester.

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Looking for Pet Friendly Accommodation in Chichester?

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If you're looking for somewhere in Chichester where your dog is genuinely part of the holiday, we'd love to welcome you to Northlands Farm.

Stay in our Old Farm Cottage or one of our self-catering chalets and enjoy the freedom of having more than 19 acres of countryside just outside your door.

Woodland walks in the morning. A game of fetch in the afternoon. One last wander before bed.

Come to Chichester. Bring the dog. We'll provide the countryside.