Pet-friendly farmhouse rentals Bangalore

Section 1: The Beginning of an Idea

Living in Bangalore sometimes feel like living in two different worlds. On one side, you have the busy tech parks, traffic jams that could easily make us feel disturbed the entire podcast playlist, and high-rise apartment with hardly enough space for balcony garden. On the other side, if you drive just an hour, you hit endless stretches of green fields, palm lined country roads, and fresh air that makes you question why you didn’t leave the city earlier?

As a pet parent, I always found myself stuck in the middle of these 2 worlds. I love weekend Holidays. But I hate leaving my Labrador, Bruno, behind. The guilty of seeing his tail wagging slowly as I pick my overnight bag is something no pet parents enjoys. I’ve tried kennels. I’ve tried pet-sitters. But nothing compares to actually taking him along.

That is how the idea of farmhouse came in to picture. A friend casually said over coffee, “Why don’t we just book a farmhouse? I heard some of them even allow pets. I looked up at her with my eyebrows lifted. I wasn’t sure if I believed her, but I was also a little interested. I typed in to google Pet friendly farmhouse rentals Bangalore. Suddenly an entire new world opens up.

Section 2: The Planning Phase

Making the checklist:

When you are planning trip with friends, the checklist is usually simple.

•        Enough rooms.

•        A pool if possible.

•        A lawn for games.

•        Decent price.

But when you are planning a trip with friends and pets, the checklist doubles, we want:

•        A fenced property so that Bruno could run free without risk.

•        Spacious lawns to chase balls and freebies.

•        A pool for us humans (and maybe some shallow playtime for Bruno).

•        Clean rooms because muddy paws and dirty floors can get untidy quickly.

•        A location that doesn’t take half the day to reach.

Shortlisting Options

I was surprised by how many farmhouses around Bangalore actually provide to pet parents. Places near Sarjapur, Kanakapura Road, Yelahanka, and Devanahalli appeared suddenly up on listings. Some are old-fashioned, simple, and close to nature and grassed roofs, other with modern villas with tiled floors and glass walls.

One listing caught my eye: A 2-bedroom farmhouse in Sarjapur with a private pool, a large lawn, and the words “pet welcome” highlighted in the description. I saw the place allows pets, and that was the final reason we chose it.

Bruno was coming with us.

Section 3: The Drive and First Impressions

Saturday morning, we packed our bags, Bruno food, his favourite toy (Blue squeaky bone). And then we left for our trip. The drive itself was refreshing. Instead of our usual city soundtrack of vehicle horns and annoyed two-wheelers, we had tree shelters, open fields, and Bruno sticking his head out of the car window, tongue is hanging out of its mouth, usually when the dog is happy, ears are moving back and forth quickly because of the wind.

Pet friendly farm stays near Bangalore?

Yes, you’ll find several pet-friendly farm stays near Bangalore with pools, lawns, and private spaces where your pets can roam freely.

When we finally entered in to the farmhouse gate, I was so surprised by what I saw that my mouth opened wide without me even thinking about it. A long outdoor of freshly cut grass greeted us. The pool is shinning under the sunlight, and a white 2-bedroom house with an italic tiled roof and it slopes down not flat. The house is standing far away, and it looks so pretty that it seems like a picture in a painting.

But the best part? The caretaker came out with big smile, holding a bowl of water. He placed it on the ground, looked at Bruno, and said grand welcome to us.

That small gesture instantly told me we were in the right place.

Section 4: Living the Farmhouse Life

We arrived just before noon, after settling in to the rooms (which were surprisingly spacious and spotless), Bruno went out to play in the lawn outside. He didn’t need someone to show him around or explain where things were, because he could smell things and figure it out by himself. He sniffed every corner, rolled in the grass, played in the garden with butterflies and squirrel, and then looked back at us as if to say, “Guys, this is my place now.”

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Yes, you can find pet-friendly stays near Nandi Hills with private lawns and cozy cottages where both you and your pets can enjoy a relaxed getaway.

Morning Vibes

• We prepared coffee in the kitchen, while Bruno chased his toys around the yard.
• A couple of my friends arranged a badminton net. I joined them but at half time or in the middle of the match Bruno took shuttle cock and ran away, forcing us to run around after him.

Afternoon Fun

After lunch (homemade food carried with us to farmhouse), we ran in to the pool. The blue water looked so pretty and shiny in the sunlight that it made people really want to go near it or swim in it. Some of us dived straight in, while others took rest and relaxed on the deck chairs. Bruno got to join in the fun too. We let him put his paws in the shallow part of the pool where the water isn’t deep.

At first, the dog was a little scared to go in the water. But after a while, he started having fun. He splashed in the water and barked excitedly at the little waves.

Evening Peace

Around 5 PM, we took a walk along the nearby countryside paths. The roads were empty, bordered by fields, and the silence was broken only by the sounds of birds. Unlike our usual evening walks in the city. In the old place like in our home or apartment, Bruno couldn’t move much, but in this new place, he could run, explore, and enjoy more freedom.

Night Fun

After the sun went down, the helper made a small fire for us. We played music on a speaker, ate roasted corn, and told fun stories under the night sky. Bruno was very tired from playing all day, so he lay down beside me and went to sleep. His little snores sounded funny with our laughter, and it all felt really happy and nice.

Section 5: Why Farmhouses Work Better than Hotels for Pet Parents

That weekend made me realize something simple: farmhouses aren’t just an alternative; they’re the better option.

Hotels vs Farmhouses: A Pet Parent’s Perspective

Hotels/Resorts:

• Restrictive policies

• Pets not allowed in some common areas

• Worried about disturbing other guests

• No real open place for pets to run.

Farmhouse:

•        Entire property is yours

•        Large, fenced lawns where pets can run free.

•        Private pool no strangers are involved.

•        Home like sitting where kitchen are verandas are there

If you think about it, it’s not even a competition. Bruno wasn’t just a guest here; he was the star of the trip. His joy became our joy.

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Yes, you can rent spacious pet-friendly 2 BHK farmhouses in Bangalore with lawns and pools, perfect for weekend vacation with your pets.

A Real Quote That Stuck

One of my friends, sipping tea by the bonfire, turned to me and said, “You know, this trip would have been incomplete if Bruno wasn’t here. It feels like we’re not just going away from the city, but also giving him a holiday.

It reminded me of something I once read on Dozzy’s page: “Trips without pets are like concerts without music.” That’s not marketing talk—it’s the kind of truth only pet parents understand.

Section 6: The Emotional Takeaway

The trip was not about luxury or ticking items off a travel checklist. It was about watching Bruno chase butterflies, about sipping coffee while he rolled in the grass, it’s about being thankful for small, happy moments with a pet or loved one—playing and being together, instead of being apart.

It was about togetherness—the kind that includes everyone, even the four-legged ones.

Farmhouse rentals near Bangalore are not just for fun trips. They are special because everyone in the family can come along. When all the people you love are together, the trip feels complete and makes happy memories.

And if you ask me whether I do it again, the answer is simple: yes, because farmhouse stays near Bangalore with pets give you something hotels never can freedom, laughter, and that wagging tail at your side.

Section 7: Why Numbers Matter – The Bigger Picture

When you are writing about personal, numbers often feel unnecessary So, traveling with pets is not just something only a few people do. It is now a normal part of many families' lives, making it a popular and mainstream activity.

A quick look at trends shows that:

According to a 2024 pet industry survey, 67% of Indian pet owners now prefer vacations where they can take their pets along.

Bangalore is a big city in India. Lots of people there really love animals. Right now, there are more than 3 lakh pet dogs living with families in Bangalore — that’s like filling a HUGE stadium with only dogs.

On Dozzy’s rental platform, pet-friendly farmhouse near Bangalore saw a 40% increase in bookings last year compared to non-pet-friendly properties.

As Dozzy’s community often says: “We aren’t just booking stays anymore, we’re booking experiences where everyone belongs.”

Section 8: The Practical Side – Cost and Sharing

Trip with friend always come down to one thing sooner or later: the budget, there is a common assumption that farmhouses are expensive, meant only for bigger families or large corporate outings. But here is truth from our trip:

•        The farmhouse we booked cost 9000 for 24 hours.

•        We were 6 friends and Bruno.

•        Each person can spend 1500.

•        Bruno, thankfully, didn’t come with a charge.

To put this into perspective:

• A decent hotel in Bangalore for one night could cost the same per person, without offering half the freedom.

• Pet-boarding facilities in Bangalore charge anywhere between ₹500–₹1,000 per night for a dog. If you didn’t bring Bruno with you, you would still have to pay more money, but you also wouldn’t get the fun of having Bruno around.

So not only was the farmhouse a better emotional choice, it was a smarter financial choice too.

Section 9: Questions That Popped Up Mid-Trip

1.     Do pets really enjoy these trips, or are we forcing them into it?

Bruno ran after birds, sniffed around, and then napped by the fire. Pets don’t need fancy things—they just need space to play.

2.     What if the farmhouse wasn’t pet-friendly after all?

It can be tricky. Some places say pets are welcome but make odd rules, like “no pets in rooms” or “only tiny dogs allowed.” That’s why it’s smart to ask the owner before booking. It keeps everyone happy.

3.     Do farmhouses work better for large groups or small families?

It works for everyone. Big groups can share the cost, and families get space to be together. Pets make it extra fun for all.

Section 10: Another Day, Another Realization

Our 2nd morning at the farmhouse brought a different kind of calm. Instead of rushing back to the city. We prepared a tea and sat on the veranda. Bruno playing in the garden with my friends, and the caretaker brought us fresh coconut water.

That’s when one of my friends said something that stuck: “You realize we’ve barely touched our phones?”

She was right. We weren’t on our phones. We were just there. And Bruno made us go outside—playing fetch or running in the fields with him.

In fact, this reminded me of a Dozzy blog I had once read:

Pets help us chill, farmhouses give us space to fill.

Section 11: The Brand and the Bigger Market

Dozzy saw that many families in Bangalore bring their pets when they travel almost half of them. It’s not just about fun trips, it’s about making sure pets feel included too.

A Dozzy host in Yelahanka said, “We don’t call them pet‑friendly farmhouses anymore. Pets are guests too.

Closing Thoughts

If you’ve ever felt the guilt of leaving your dog or cat behind on a trip, it’s time to change that. Step out, explore the green stretches just an hour away, and book one of the many Pet-friendly farmhouse rentals Bangalore has to offer.

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Frequently Asked Questions about pet‑friendly farmhouses Bangalore

How far are these pet friendly farm stays from Bangalore?

Most are within 30–100 km, making them ideal for weekend vacation with your pet.

Should I pack my own pet food and supplies?

Although many farm stays in bangalore have basic pet supplies, you should bring your pet’s food, their bedding, and any other essentials to make your pet comfy.

Are these farm stays kid-friendly, and pet-friendly?

Yes, that's right — most of the farm stays near Bangalore that are pet-friendly also cater to families and come with activities for children as well as pets.

What’s the cost of a pet friendly farm stay near Bangalore?

The cost of a pet-friendly farm stay near Bangalore usually starts from ₹4,000 per night and can go up to ₹12,000 depending on the location, size, and amenities.

What should I bring for my pet?

Carry your pet’s food, water bowl, leash, toys, and bedding to keep them comfortable during the farmhouse stay.