Book your stay · Salcombe and South Devon
Three characterful stays where dogs are welcome—from two Salcombe homes to a secluded cabin near South Milton.
Kennford and Ginn Cottage both welcome dogs, but they suit different holidays. Kennford sleeps eight and works well for two families or an extended family. Ginn Cottage sleeps four and is especially useful for couples or friends who want shops, the harbour and places to eat within an easy walk.
Both homes are in Salcombe itself. We have kept the practical differences clear below so you can choose with fewer surprises.
A four-bedroom Salcombe home for up to eight guests, around a five-minute level walk from the town centre.
A two-bedroom fisherman’s cottage for four, moments from Island Street and on a flat walk to Salcombe’s shops and harbour.
A secluded cabin for two near South Milton, around one mile from the beach. It is not in Salcombe and a car is essential.
Kennford and Ginn Cottage are in Salcombe. The Nook is near South Milton and South Huish and must not be treated as a Salcombe property.
Kennford has one private off-road space. The Nook requires a car and has parking at the property. Ginn Cottage has no dedicated parking, so public parking arrangements need to be considered before arrival.
Kennford and Ginn Cottage make it easy to explore Salcombe on foot. The Nook is close to the coast but its beach route is not an easy walk for every guest, and a car is essential.
Of these three, The Nook is the better option for guests with limited mobility because its accommodation is on one level. It is not wheelchair accessible, so please ask Quay about your particular access needs before booking. Kennford has steps to the entrance, three storeys and a tiered garden, while Ginn Cottage has steep stairs over three storeys.
Open each property’s live calendar to see current availability, prices and stay rules.
Kennford Ginn Cottage The Nook