Dogs can spend the night sleeping under the canvas of their own personal, miniature tent on what's sure to be a paw-fect holiday.
The Canine Campsite has been unveiled by camping specialists, Camping in the Forest, featuring pup-sized tents, doggy camping chairs and even tiny sleeping bags for pampered pooches to enjoy the great outdoors.
The site expands across 40-acres so dogs and they families can enjoy strolls and incredible views of the forest and glens.
Dogs staying at the Sherwood Pines campsite in Nottinghamshire recently dove into a host of activities available at the site including strolls through the leafy forest, complimentary chew toys and relaxing uni-mutt canine accommodation.
Recently, after filling their day exploring the local area, pups were treated to a “doggy spa” with their paws and fur washed and dried.
They could also be spotted relaxing in doggy deck chairs and enjoying the scenery in style with sunglasses and mini bandanas to help get them into the holiday spirit.
The pooch holiday camp has been described as an “ideal way for pampered pooches to unwind and get back to nature” – and owners can now book to take their pooch on the holiday of a lifetime.
Furry friends must stay on the lead in the campsite grounds for safety reasons.
To help British mutts get into the mood, Camping in the Forest is giving away mini tents for stays this summer, but pet owners will need to be ready to dash for one for their pooch, as there are only a limited number available.
Rebecca Phipps, marketing manager at Camping in the Forest, said: “Camping holidays are a great way to spend time with loved ones and enjoy the great outdoors, and that goes for our four-legged friends too!
“Our Canine Campsite is the ideal way for pampered pooches to unwind and get back to nature and provided the perfect opportunity for pets to experience all the excitement of a summer staycation, with their very own miniature versions of everything you might expect on a camping trip, from tiny tents to pup-sized sleeping bags."
She continued: “We anticipate the concept will be very popular with dogs (and their owners), so would advise applying now for the chance to get your own mini tent to enjoy the paw-fect staycation this summer.
“For anyone not lucky enough to get hold of a tent, we also welcome well-behaved dogs at 14 of our campsites across England and Scotland – so whether you’re seeking an adventure amongst nature or can’t wait to switch off and relax, we have something for everyone – and their furry friends.”
For the chance to get your hands on a mini tent and to book a stay, visit the Canine Campsite website before Friday June 24 and provide your details to enter into the prize draw.
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