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Bayplay Lodge - Groups
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Bayplay Lodge - Groups

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Blairgowrie, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Bayplay Lodge in Blairgowrie, VIC is listed as a pet-friendly property, but with specific considerations. - Pet Policy & Details: - Dog Policy: Pets are allowed, specifically identified as dog-friendly TripAdvisor Reviews. - Size Limit: While officially pet-friendly, previous visitors have noted that the fencing may not be secure for small dogs, suggesting it may not be suitable for smaller pets TripAdvisor Reviews. - Rooms/Areas: The property includes a "Bayplay cottage" (family cottage) which is pet-friendly Map Search Results. - Fee: Specific pet fees are not explicitly listed in the g

Bayplay Lodge is a casual, hostel-style group lodge on St Johns Wood Road in Blairgowrie, about ninety minutes from Melbourne on the Mornington Peninsula. It's built for groups, families and camps rather than couples seeking quiet, and it runs a dogs-stay-free policy.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed inside the rooms but must stay off furniture and beds. Outdoors, they can use the garden area under supervision - the garden is not fully fenced, so it isn't a safe space to leave a dog unattended or off-leash without watching them. Dogs are not permitted in the swimming pool area. Bring your own bedding and bowls; a basket of treats is provided on arrival. No pet fee has been reported.

The place. Group lodge accommodation within walking distance of the Blairgowrie township - shops, cafes and the post office are all close by. Free onsite parking is available at 25-29 St Johns Wood Road.

Location and nearby. A 500-metre walk through tea-tree gets you to the calm bay beach, good for an evening stroll and swim. Mornington Peninsula National Park's coastal walking tracks are about 1.5 kilometres away, and Sorrento's cafe strip is a short drive.

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The garden isn't fully fenced, so don't rely on it for off-leash time unless you're right there watching. Snake deterrents are installed because of the nearby coastal bushland, which tells you this is a spot to keep dogs close and leashed on the walking tracks.

Who it suits. Good for groups travelling with a well-mannered, supervised dog. Less suited to a dog that needs a fully secure yard to roam unattended.

Sources

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.

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