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Reedy Creek Cottage
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Reedy Creek Cottage

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Where
Exeter, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, Reedy Creek Cottage in Exeter, NSW allows dogs to stay overnight in its accommodation. The pet-friendly policy includes the following details: - Size Limit: Both small and large dogs are welcome. Cats and other unusual pets can be considered upon enquiry as well. - Rooms: Pets are welcome indoors. The property is fully fenced, and the cottage features a main area with a queen bed and sofa bed, plus the option to use a detached studio. - Amenities & Services: Beds, bowls, and healthy treats are provided. The host, who lives on-site, even offers dog-sitting, walking, and feeding services if

Reedy Creek Cottage is a fully fenced, pet-friendly cottage in Exeter that welcomes dogs of any size, and cats and other pets on enquiry, making it one of the more genuinely flexible stays in the area.

The pet policy. Both small and large dogs are welcome, and the property is fully fenced, so there is room to let a dog off lead safely on-site. The main cottage has a queen bed and a sofa bed, with the option to also use a detached studio for extra space. Beds, bowls, and healthy treats are provided for visiting dogs.

The place. The host lives on-site and offers dog-sitting, walking, and feeding services, which is a genuine point of difference if you need to head out for the day without your dog.

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a fully fenced yard plus an on-site host who'll walk or feed your dog is rare. Worth confirming exact fencing height and any gaps if you have an escape artist.

Before you book. Specific pet fees weren't listed in the material available, so confirm any charge, plus check-in details, directly with the host at booking.

Good for owners after a quiet, self-contained base in Exeter where the dog can roam the yard off lead and the host can help out if plans change.

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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