
Berry Bliss Real Fruit Ice Cream WA
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Witchcliffe, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Everything happens outdoors around the trailer, with informal bench and picnic-style seating nearby, so dogs on a lead slot straight in.
Berry Bliss is a small real-fruit ice cream trailer parked on Bussell Highway in Witchcliffe, south of Margaret River, blending New Zealand-style fruit ice cream to order. It is an open-air, order-at-the-window setup with no indoor space at all, which makes bringing a dog along the simplest part of the whole stop.
The dog setup
Everything happens outdoors around the trailer, with informal bench and picnic-style seating nearby, so dogs on a lead slot straight in. Keep them close though: the trailer sits beside Bussell Highway, which carries steady tourist traffic, and water bowls are not guaranteed, so bring your own. This is a quick casual stop rather than a sit-down destination, and it suits a dog riding along on a drive between Margaret River and the coast.
Worth knowing
The draw is customisable real-fruit ice cream, blended fresh with your choice of fruit into a creamy base that reviewers describe as not overly sweet, plus frozen yoghurt and coconut-based options. It has built a small but devoted following at 4.8 stars from early reviews. Because it trades from a mobile setup, sometimes alongside pop-ups like Little Hand Dumplings, hours and position shift with the season; listed hours generally run midday to late afternoon, but check their Instagram or Facebook before a special trip, particularly in winter.
Getting there and parking
The trailer sits at 10415 Bussell Highway in Witchcliffe, with on-street parking directly in front, an easy pull-over if you are driving through with a dog in the car. It sits next to Yarbyrd Cafe, and the Redgate Road turnoff towards the coast beaches is just south.
Close by with the dogs
Dear Darnell's in the same Witchcliffe cluster is a sit-down option for a longer stop, and Brookfield Dog Park in Margaret River covers the off-lead run before an ice cream.
More local options are on the Witchcliffe destination page and in the WA restaurants index.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.