Bundara Farm
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Berry, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Bundara Farm in Berry, NSW, allows dogs to stay overnight in its accommodation. Here is a summary of the pet policy based on available information for their accommodation options: - Accommodation Types: Both the main Homestead and Bellevue Cottage at Bundara Farm are known to be pet-friendly. - Pet Policy/Size Limits: They allow dogs (and cats) to stay, with specific mentions of being able to accommodate large pets (e.g., up to 218 lbs/98kg). - Fees: Pet fees may apply; it is recommended to enquire directly with the property, as some listings mention pet-friendly status upon request. - Co
Bundara Farm is a rural property near Berry with self-contained accommodation that welcomes dogs, including larger ones. Between the Homestead and Bellevue Cottage, it suits anyone wanting a quiet country stay with a dog that needs room to move.
The pet policy. Both the main Homestead and Bellevue Cottage are pet-friendly, and the property is noted as able to accommodate large dogs. Pet fees may apply and pet-friendly status can be on request, so enquire directly to confirm fees, how many dogs are allowed and any conditions before you book.
The place. It is a farm property with cottages set among manicured gardens, also used as a wedding venue. Accommodation is fully self-contained with equipped kitchens, so you can cook in and keep your dog settled rather than eating out every meal.
Who it suits. A good fit for couples or small groups wanting a peaceful, self-contained rural base, and one of the few local stays that openly accommodates larger dogs. Check whether your dates clash with a wedding booking on the property.
Before you book. Confirm the pet fee, the dog limit and which cottage suits your group, and ask about the yard or fencing if your dog is not reliable off-lead.
Sources
- Bundara Farm · bundarafarm.com.au
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.
