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The Oriana Gardens
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The Oriana Gardens

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Orange, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

The Oriana Gardens is the alfresco dining side of The Oriana, a retro hotel and resort at 178-184 Woodward Street in Orange. They are not allowed in the indoor dining areas, inside the Bela Vista Bar, or in the hotel rooms; the accommodation side is generally listed as not pet friendly, so this is a daytime visit.

The Oriana Gardens is the alfresco dining side of The Oriana, a retro hotel and resort at 178-184 Woodward Street in Orange. The gardens, poolside patio and Summer Kitchen beer garden are all officially dog friendly, which makes this a proper long-lunch option with the dog rather than a footpath afterthought.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome across the outdoor gardens, the patio and the Summer Kitchen beer garden, on a lead and supervised. They are not allowed in the indoor dining areas, inside the Bela Vista Bar, or in the hotel rooms; the accommodation side is generally listed as not pet friendly, so this is a daytime visit. Staff are dog friendly and have been known to bring water out, but pack your own bowl to be safe. Garden tables go fast on a sunny afternoon, so ring ahead to lock in an outdoor spot rather than turning up and hoping.

Worth knowing

The Summer Kitchen covers wood-fired pizzas, burgers, barbecue and tapas, with a raw bar leaning on oysters, local wines by the glass and a martini list that gets regular mentions. Live music runs through the warmer months and fire pits take over in winter, so the garden works in both seasons. This is a leisurely sit rather than a quick stop, and it suits a settled dog happy to relax through a long outdoor meal.

Getting there and parking

The Oriana sits on Woodward Street, a couple of minutes west of Orange's main drag. Free on-site self-parking is available, and the whole site is flat and easy to walk with a dog.

Close by with the dogs

Cook Park is a short stroll away for an on-lead leg stretch among the gardens, and Lake Canobolas is a short drive for something longer before lunch. If your dog needs an off-lead run first, Anzac Park Fenced Dog Park is close to town. For another outdoor meal another day, Gracie's at 4 Pines is a dog-friendly beer garden in the centre of Orange.

More local options are on the Orange destination page and in the NSW restaurants index.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.