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Dog-friendly Orange
64 dog-friendly places across 13 towns
The Orange region pairs cold-climate wineries and fenced dog parks: Anzac Park and Bloomfield in town, Glenorie Road at Millthorpe, and Canobolas villages between.
NSW·3½ hours from Sydney·Best Mar-May (foliage) + Sep-Nov; frost mornings in winter
On the map 64 places in Orange
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Explore Orange
Crowd favourites
The most-reviewed places in Orange
Towns in Orange · 12
Everything in Orange
Parks · 8
All 8 parks in Orange
park Lake Canobolas Reserve
Bloomfield Reserve Dog Park
Dog-friendly off-leash park in Orange, NSW
park Orange Botanic Gardens
park Dogs welcomeYoung Street Fenced Dog Park
Dog-friendly fenced park in Orange, NSW
park Dogs welcomeMachin Park Fenced Dog Park
Dog-friendly fenced park in Orange, NSW
park Dogs welcomeAnzac Park Fenced Dog Park
Dog-friendly fenced park in Orange, NSW
Glenorie Road Off Leash Dog Area
Dog-friendly off-leash park in Millthorpe, NSW
park Dogs welcomeRidley Oval Fenced Dog Park
Dog-friendly fenced park in Orange, NSW
Cafes · 11
All 11 cafes in Orange
cafe Dogs welcomeHarley & Hem Coffee Brewers
cafe Dogs welcomeFactory Espresso
cafe Dogs welcomeTimber Tales Coffee
cafe Dogs welcomeByng Street Local Store
cafe Dogs welcomeBensons Cafe
cafe Dogs welcomeNile Street Cafe
cafe Dogs welcomeSippin Nutrition
cafe Dogs welcomeGiggle Pops
cafe Dogs welcomeLarder & Home
cafe Dogs welcomeOliver Brown
cafe Dogs welcomeGroundstone Cafe
Pubs · 3
All 3 pubs in Orange
Restaurants · 5
All 5 restaurants in Orange
restaurant Dogs welcomeThe Oriana Gardens
restaurant Dogs welcomeThe Old Mill Cafe & Restaurant
restaurant Dogs welcomeThe Union Bank Orange
restaurant Dogs welcomeGracie's at 4 Pines Orange
restaurant Dogs welcomeEat Botanic restaurant and Bar
Wineries · 20
All 20 wineries in Orange
winery Dogs welcomeOrange Mountain Estate wines
winery Dogs welcomeMortimers Wines
winery Dogs welcomeByrne Farm
winery Dogs welcomeStockman's Ridge Wines
winery Dogs welcomeSmall Acres Cyder Cellar Door
winery Dogs welcomeSee Saw Wine
winery Dogs welcomeAngullong Wines - Cellar Door Sales & Wine Tasting
winery Dogs welcomeChaLou Wines
winery Dogs welcomeRoss Hill Wines
winery Dogs welcomeWORD OF MOUTH - Cellar Door
winery Dogs welcomeMacquariedale Organic Wines
winery Dogs welcomeBrangayne of Orange
Stays · 17
All 17 stays in Orange
stay Dogs welcomeGindanha
stay Dogs welcomeMillthorpe Motel
stay Dogs welcomeTowac Valley Cabins
stay Dogs welcomeOphir Reserve Campground
stay Dogs welcomeThe Grove B&B
stay Dogs welcomeMelaleuca Cottage and Retreat
stay Dogs welcomeAshburton Lavender Farm Stay
stay Dogs welcomeHamer House
stay Dogs welcomeOphir Valley Cabins
stay Dogs welcomeMacquarie Woods Forestry Reserve Campground
Molong Showground & Golf Course
stay Dogs welcomeThe Molong Motor Inn
Fenced runs + cold-climate wineries
Orange carries a genuine run of fenced dog parks: Anzac Park, Bloomfield Reserve, Ridley Oval and Young Street in town, plus Millthorpe’s Glenorie Road off-leash area.
Orange City Council runs the town; Millthorpe, Molong and the Canobolas villages sit under Cabonne Council’s rules.
The wineries on the mountain’s slopes - Philip Shaw, Heifer Station, Rowlee - welcome dogs at the door or on lawns.
Lake Canobolas Reserve makes the on-lead lake loop between them.
Town runs + the mountain slopes
Three stops, one day.
Between tastings
Cafes + cellar doors with the dog
From town to the slopes.
Good to know
Are there off-leash dog parks in Orange?
Yes - Anzac Park, Bloomfield Reserve, Ridley Oval and Young Street carry fenced off-leash areas under Orange City Council, and Glenorie Road serves Millthorpe. Cabonne Council applies to Molong and the Canobolas villages.
Do Orange wineries allow dogs?
Several do - Philip Shaw, Heifer Station and Rowlee among them - mostly on lawns and outdoor areas. Policies differ per cellar door; check the listing before you go.
When is the best time to visit?
March-May for the foliage and September-November for the vines; winter mornings carry frost on the mountain.
How far is Orange from Sydney?
About three and a half hours west over the Blue Mountains.
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