Top Orchard

Vowchurch, Herefordshire


Suitible for: 6 Humans icon 6 Humans
Suitible for: 2 Dogs icon 2 Dogs
Suitible for: undefined Children welcome icon Children welcome
Suitible for: undefined Babies welcome icon Babies welcome

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Why we love it

Take some me time with your dog in this luxurious stay near the Anglo-Welsh border, either relaxing onsite, or exploring all Herefordshire has to offer


What you'll love

Dogs will love

  • Finding a bed, bowls and treats left for them
  • Being off lead on the estate (as long as they’re not escape artists)
  • Going for walks in the fenced woodland

Humans will love

  • Starfish-ing on the bean bags
  • Melting into the electric hot tubs
  • Dinner on the terrace

The place

Downtime is the name of the game at Top Orchard, and you’ll find all you need to do it waiting for you. It’ll be hard to make use of all that’s nearby, the Brecon Beacons just a short drive, Hay-on-Wye and Hereford round the corner, when you’re faced with bean bags, and a hot tub in your garden every morning. Take your dog for a tour of the woodland, and try as hard as you can to ignore the puppy eyes by the BBQ, or when you’re making use of the well-equipped kitchen. If you do go exploring, you’ve got a night under the stars on the terrace in a suspended chair waiting back at the cabin – with a glass of something to finish the day. Wake up the next day to the birdsong, and the fresh Welsh air flowing down from the mountains and through the open bi-fold doors.

Sleeping

  • 2 x Double rooms
  • 1 x Bunk room

Washing

  • Bathrooms with bath and shower
  • Hand wash
  • Towels and robes
  • Separate WC

Living and relaxing

  • Hot tub
  • Sofas and chairs in open plan living area
  • Outdoor seating including bean bags and sun lounger
  • Fire pit with log seating
  • Smart TV
  • Board games
  • Wifi

Cooking and dining

  • Kitchen including oven, microwave, fridge-freezer, electric hobs, kettle and toaster
  • Cooking basics supplied - salt, pepper, oil, tea bags, coffee, milk, butter
  • Welcome hamper including bread, eggs, crisps, apple juice, jam and cider
  • Indoor seating area with table and benches for six
  • Outdoor seating area with table and chairs for six
  • BBQ

For the dog

  • Open 50 square metre garden with no boundaries
  • Open lawned back garden
  • Bowls
  • Poo bags

Booking information

  • Check in 1600
  • Check out 1000
  • £20 per dog per stay
  • Private parking 10 metres from the cabin
  • Special offer: 10% off mid week stays up until the 26th of March 2026! Offer applied at check out.

Optional extras

  • High chair, changing mat, travel cot, non-slip bath mat, and children's cups/plates/cutlery can be provided

You should know

  • 200 metres from the nearest road, 80 metres from neighbouring properties, and 50 metres from nearby livestock
  • The bunks are suitable for adults
  • Whilst you dogs may roam free, as long as they’re well behaved, the gardens, and site, are not enclosed – so be sure when you let them off that they’re not an escape artist or livestock chasers
  • There is livestock onsite right in front of the cabins in secured fields. If your dog is a chaser, do keep them on leads
  • There is another identical cabin next door, but the curved fencing keeps it feeling private
  • Please do not leave dogs unattended at the property unless they are crated
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In the neighbourhood

  • Favourite Walk Nearby: The Cat’s Back, a 20-minute drive, is a circular walk that stretches almost five miles, running the length of the stop of the hill, and back down around the eastern side. It’s pretty exposed up there, so don’t forget warm clothes!
  • The Wye Valley AONB, 30-minute drive: Offers the perfect setting for river adventures. With around 16 local companies renting canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards, there are plenty of ways to explore the winding River Wye – from North Wales down past the edge of Hereford. Whether you’re paddling, drifting, or cruising, it's a beautiful way to spend the day. Some companies even welcome dogs on board!
  • The Gwatkin Red Cow, 40-minute walk: Welcomes dogs in their rustic restaurant. Enjoy a scenic stroll directly from the site via a footpath, and treat yourself to breakfast, lunch, light bites, evening meals or their fantastic Sunday roast.
  • Under the Nut Tree, 21-minute drive: Offers a unique supper club-style experience. On Friday and Saturday nights, enjoy a seasonal three-course set menu, showcasing the best local produce cooked over an outdoor fire kitchen. Dogs very welcome.

Location

Vowchurch, Herefordshire ///whoever.otter.proclaims HR2 0QE

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