
Campbelltown Colonial Motor Inn
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $20
- Where
- Campbelltown, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
When you need somewhere proper to exercise the dog, the fenced dog park at Minto is a few minutes up the road, and Baden Powell Reserve in Bradbury is closer again. A fee of roughly $20 per animal applies.
The Campbelltown Colonial Motor Inn on Queen Street is a budget motel in the heart of Campbelltown that genuinely takes dogs, with a catch worth knowing before you book: pet-friendly rooms cannot be booked blind, so you need to arrange one when you reserve. Reviews put it at a modest rating, and guests consistently describe exactly what it is, a practical, affordable overnight base in the Macarthur area rather than a polished resort.
Dogs at the motor inn
Tell staff you are bringing a dog when you book so they can allocate one of the pet-friendly rooms. These sit at the ends of the buildings with direct access to grassed areas, which makes late-night toilet runs painless. A fee of roughly $20 per animal applies. There is no published weight limit, so owners of large dogs report better luck here than at many city motels, though it is always worth confirming your dog's size when you call. Booking platforms disagree with each other about pets, so treat anything automated with suspicion and deal with the motel directly.
The vibe
Guests frequently mention newly renovated rooms, comfortable beds and updated bathrooms, plus a BBQ area on site and management that is easy to deal with. There are also less flattering notes in older reviews, so go in expecting solid motel basics rather than anything fancier. For the price band, the combination of central Campbelltown location and actual dog acceptance is rare enough that it works anyway.
Getting there and out with the dog
The motel sits on Queen Street in central Campbelltown, walkable to cafes and a short drive from the M5. When you need somewhere proper to exercise the dog, the fenced dog park at Minto is a few minutes up the road, and Baden Powell Reserve in Bradbury is closer again. The Koala Walk Reserve at Ingleburn makes a good morning leg-stretch if you are heading towards Sydney.
Max: book by phone, not through an app. Say the word dog up front, because the pet rooms are a small subset and front desk allocation is the only way to get one.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
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