Silvermere Coastal Retreat

Silvermere Coastal Retreat is a two storey, three bedroom holiday house on Silvermere Street at Culburra Beach, close enough to the sand that the morning walk happens before the kettle boils. It sleeps up to seven and welcomes dogs on clear house rules.

Dogs at Silvermere Coastal Retreat

The backyard is securely fenced, which is the practical heart of the pet setup: the dog can be outside unsupervised while breakfast happens. Inside, dogs stay off all furniture and out of the bedrooms, and wet or sandy dogs are not allowed through the door.

In a beach town that clean dog rule matters, so pack your own dog bedding and keep a towel by the door for paws. Pet fees and any size limits are not published in the listings, so confirm both when booking, and bag waste into the outdoor bins as the house rules ask.

The king bedroom has ocean views, the queen looks over the garden and fire pit, and the third room holds three singles, which suits a family group rather than a couple's retreat.

The vibe

This is a family focused beach house with a fire pit for evenings and a holiday rhythm built around the surf beach and the lake. Culburra is a residential village, so expect quiet streets rather than a resort strip.

Getting there

The house sits on Silvermere Street in Culburra Beach, about 25 minutes south-east of Nowra. Parking is off street at the house, and Nowra is the supply run for groceries and the vet if you need one.

While you're out there

Benny's Cafe and Fishwicks cover breakfast in the village, and Greenwell Point Fenced Dog Park is a short drive away for an off-leash session.

Culburra Beachhouse is the other stay in the village if your dates clash. More options sit on the Culburra Beach destination page and in the New South Wales stays guide.