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Rest at BoxGrove
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Rest at BoxGrove

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Where
Bathurst, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, "Rest at BoxGrove " in Bathurst, NSW, welcomes dogs, allowing them to stay overnight. - Pet Policy: Pets are welcome to stay, and the property features its own rescue dogs. - Size Limit/Fee/Rooms: Specific details regarding size limitations, additional fees, or designated rooms are not explicitly listed in the available farm stay information. The property is a farm stay featuring two cabins that accommodate families. If you'd like, I can: - Search for their direct contact number to confirm fees and pet rules. - Find booking availability for the cabins. Let me know how you'd like to procee

Rest at BoxGrove is a modern farm stay in Eglinton, about ten minutes from central Bathurst, with private studios looking west over the paddocks. For dog owners it pairs a clear pet policy with a genuine country setting and on-site farm animals.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome in the studios. The fee is $25 per pet, per night, plus a $30 cleaning fee, and service animals are exempt. A weight limit around 30kg and a one-pet limit are noted, though larger dogs may be allowed by request, so confirm at booking. Pets must be well-behaved and attended to. Bring your own bedding, bowls and food. Check-in is 3pm to 7pm, with no after-hours check-in.

The place. Private studios with western-facing porches over the paddocks, known for sunset views and farm animals that wander up to the fence line. Reviews consistently call out spotless studios and helpful management, with privacy despite the handful of studios on site.

Getting there and parking. Easily reached by car from central Bathurst via Eglinton Road, with private parking beside the studios.

Nearby with the dogs. Machattie Park in town takes dogs on-leash, Brooke Moore Reserve is handy for open-air walks, and several William Street cafes welcome dogs at their outdoor tables.

Pepsi's takegolden retriever
the porch and paddock views are made for lazing, but the fence line is where the farm animals are, so a settled lead keeps everyone calm.

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Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

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

Nearby with the dogs