Why we love it
Tucked in the trees in East Devon National Landscape, explore miles of beautiful walks with the dog and enjoy starry evenings in the hot tub
"Little oak was a peaceful, magical haven"
If we could give it twenty stars we would! Little Oak was a peaceful, magical haven. The cabin is completely on its own so you are away from everything. We were provided an arrival dog hamper complete with everything you need and a long line lead outside. We left feeling completely relaxed and content. We will be back!
Sarah, Ben and Boo, Paws & Stay guests
What you'll love
Dogs will love
- Joining you on the bed and sofa, on a blanket!
- Trotting about on the local dog-friendly beach
- Exploring the South West Coast Path
Humans will love
- Dining on the deck at the al fresco table
- Sitting in front of a crackling wood burner
- Soaking in the hot tub
The place
Whether you’re sat on the outdoor sofas, the al fresco table, or just simmering away in the hot tub the dog has the whole deck to lounge upon whilst you enjoy yourself. And if you’ve got a hound with good recall, the open garden is perfect to sniff around and explore. Inside, there’s more than you’ll need to have a few amazing days away in Devon – whether that’s relaxing away the days in the cabin, or exploring the coast with an eager dog to drag you along the South West Coast Path. You and the dog can spend an evening staring up at the stars from the firepit, or watching the logs crackle in the wood burner.
In the neighbourhood
- Walk from the door: Follow the marked route from Little Oak through the woodland towards Blackbury Camp. The route loops back towards the cabin, with plenty for dogs to sniff along the way!
- Glebe House, 45-minute walk: If you call ahead and make a booking, you may be able to grab one of the dog-friendly tables to enjoy the farm-to-table dining that earned this spot a Michelin Green Star
- Branscombe Beach, 17-minute drive: With a mile of pebble and shingle to explore, Branscombe Beach is the perfect place for a game of fetch or a long coastal stroll. Better still, it's dog friendly all year round.
- Beer Beach, 16-minute drive: Beer Beach is dog friendly all year round, and its beach cafés welcome dogs too! One of them, Chapple's Beach Café, was recently featured in The Times' list of the UK's Top 7 Beach Cafés.

