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Jarrah Glen Cabins
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Jarrah Glen Cabins

Dogs
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Where
Jalbarragup, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Jarrah Glen Cabins in Jalbarragup, WA (near Nannup) allows dogs to stay overnight in their accommodation. Pet Policy Summary: - Which Cabins: Pets are allowed in most cabins (specifically mentioned for Banksia, Cedar Loft, and others) except for the Stargazer cabin. - Pet Fee: A small pet fee is charged, which can be added during booking. - Policies: Pets must not be left unattended in the cabins. - Restrictions: Pets are generally not allowed on furniture or bedding. - Capacity: Often, one pet is allowed, or potentially two upon prior arrangement if the site is not busy. (Note: While one

Jarrah Glen Cabins is a 100-acre rural retreat on Rodda Road in Jalbarragup, just south of Nannup, offering rustic-modern self-contained cabins with a dam outlook and genuine bushland on the doorstep. Two dogs of any size are welcome, which makes it one of the more generous stays in the area.

The pet policy. Up to two dogs are permitted, with a pet fee of around AU$50 per pet per stay. Dogs are welcome indoors but shouldn't be left unattended in the cabin, and most cabins accept pets except the Stargazer cabin, so check which one you're booking. Cats aren't permitted. As always, confirm current fees and any cabin-specific exceptions at booking.

The place. Cabins combine rustic charm with modern comforts, kitchens and heating included, set across a genuinely large property with room to roam on a lead. There's a dam outlook and plenty of bushland for scenic walks right on site.

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keep dogs managed around the property's wildlife, farm animals and dam edge, this is a working rural block, not a fenced dog park.

Nearby with the dogs. The Jalbarragup Bridge swimming hole and Barrabarup Pool are both close by and good for a paddle on a warm day. Whicher and Milyeannup National Parks are within reach too, though it's worth checking current park rules on dogs before you head in. Nannup town is about a 10-minute drive for dog-friendly cafes when you want a coffee run.

Who it suits. Two-dog households and anyone after a proper rural break with real walking room, less suited to dogs that need constant supervision-free freedom given the open, working nature of the property.

When to go. Shoulder seasons keep the walking trails and swimming holes comfortable without summer heat. Book early for weekends, cabins here fill quickly, and confirm your cabin choice avoids Stargazer if you're travelling with a dog.

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.

Nearby with the dogs