Guy's Cross Farm Cottage
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $20
- Where
- Carwoola, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Guy's Cross Farm Cottage in Carwoola, NSW allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on pet-friendly listing information, the policy is: - Size/Number Limit: Allows up to 3 dogs of any size (additional dogs may be approved by request). - Fee: An additional fee of AU$20 per pet, per night applies. - Pet Policies: Pets must be approved in advance, and if left unattended, they must stay in the outside kennel. Guests are asked to bring their own dog bed. - Restrictions: Cats are not permitted. - Rooms: The property is a 1-bedroom cabin/cottage. If you can tell me the exact dates of your intended st
The short version. A cozy, self-contained 1-bedroom cottage on a working farm in Carwoola — rural peace and quiet, just 20 minutes from Canberra. Rated 5.0 stars across 14 reviews, and dogs are genuinely welcome here.
The pet policy. Up to 3 dogs of any size, 20 dollars per pet per night. Dogs can be inside the cottage while you're there. When you head out, there's a secure dog run with kennel, shade and water right next to the cottage. Bring your own dog bedding. No cats.
The place. Open-plan layout with a well-appointed kitchen and bathroom, set on a peaceful working farm. Think orchard fruit, fresh eggs from the chickens, and produce from the kitchen garden when in season. Large covered carport means easy unpacking with gear and dogs in tow.
Location and nearby. Carwoola puts you 10 minutes from Queanbeyan and 20 from Canberra — close enough for amenities, far enough for stillness. Grab a bite at Thirty 4 Café and Restaurant in Queanbeyan, let the dogs burn energy at Barkley Fenced Dog Park, or drive out to Flock at the Carrington in Bungendore.
Before you book. Pack dog bedding — it's not provided. Got more than 3 dogs? Reach out to the host directly to arrange. Book early; 14 five-star reviews means word is getting around.
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