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Crescent Moon
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Crescent Moon

Dogs
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Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$100
Where
Crescent Head, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, The Longhouse at Crescent Moon in Crescent Head, NSW allows dogs to stay overnight. Pet Policy Summary: - Allowed: Dogs are permitted. - Fee: $100 per pet, per stay 1.2.1. - Size/Restrictions: The listing indicates it is pet-friendly but does not specify a size limit; it is recommended to confirm in advance. - Accommodation: Pets are allowed at The Longhouse, which can be booked alongside other listings on the property (The Shack, River House). If you're interested, I can search for other pet-friendly rentals nearby or check for available dates in 2026.

Pet fee: $100

The short version. Crescent Moon is a quiet nature-focused property on the edge of Crescent Head, and its Longhouse cabin is the dog-friendly option. Dogs are welcome there for $100 per pet, per stay.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted at The Longhouse, the pet-friendly listing on the property. The fee is $100 per pet per stay. The host does not state a size limit, so confirm your dog will suit the space when you book. The other listings on the site (The Shack and River House) are not the pet-friendly option, so make sure you are booking The Longhouse.

The place. Guests describe a beautiful, peaceful natural setting with attentive hosts, quality linen and a calm, unplugged feel - books, birds and nature rather than a busy resort. It suits people who want a slow, quiet stay close to Crescent Head.

Who it suits. Couples or solo travellers with a well-behaved dog who want somewhere restful and green. Given the nature setting and resident birdlife, a dog that settles calmly and stays under control is the right fit.

Before you book. Confirm you are on The Longhouse listing, factor in the $100 pet fee, and check dates directly with the hosts.

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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