Cedar Lookout

Cedar Lookout is a self-contained holiday house that takes dogs, sitting in Brisbane's bayside at Wynnum, with listings placing it at 24 Cedar Street a short walk from the foreshore. It takes dogs and cats up to two pets in total, and it is a small, lightly-reviewed listing rather than a marquee stay, so confirm the details that matter before you book.

Dogs at Cedar Lookout

Pets are welcome inside or outside the house, and the fee is modest at $10 per pet per night, with service animals exempt. Up to two pets are permitted. No weight or size limit is stated in the listings, so check with the host if you travel with a large or giant breed. Bring your own bed, bowls and any barrier gates, as the listing does not mention pet amenities being supplied.

The place

The house is a spacious two-storey setup that sleeps a large family or small group, with kitchen, living areas and outdoor deck and barbecue space. For dog owners that outdoor area is the practical part: a private space for the dog while you eat, without needing a cafe booking every meal.

Getting there and parking

Wynnum is around half an hour east of the Brisbane CBD by car or train, on the Cleveland line. The house sits in a quiet residential street within walking distance of the Esplanade, the beach and the suburb's tidal wading pool.

While you're out there

The bayside is easy dog territory. Elanora Park Fenced Dog Park gives a secure off-lead run, Frenchies Cafe does coffee with the dog, and the Waterloo Bay Hotel covers a bayside meal nearby.

Worth knowing

Because the listing carries only a handful of reviews, treat fencing, yard security and check-in arrangements as unconfirmed until you message the host directly.