Blue Ridge Lavender Cottage

Blue Ridge Lavender Cottage is a holiday rental set on farmland in King Scrub, in the Dayboro hinterland north of Brisbane. The single defining fact for dog owners: dogs are welcome overnight, but strictly as outside dogs, secured in a provided enclosure from dusk till dawn.

The pet policy. Dogs must remain outside at all times. They are allowed on the verandah while you are home, but not on the outdoor furniture. Overnight, dogs must be kept in the secured dog enclosure provided by the property. A $250 cleaning fee applies if there is evidence a dog has been inside the cottage, and accommodation will be terminated immediately if a dog is found inside. The listing does not specify a weight or breed limit, so confirm this with the host before booking.

The place. A farm-set cottage with open grounds and rural views, rated 4.6 stars across 34 reviews. Guests highlight comfortable beds, a pleasant host, and good cleanliness. The property also hosts wedding parties on occasion, which is worth knowing if you are after a quiet, exclusive stay. Check with the host whether an event is booked during your dates.

Who it suits. Dog owners comfortable with an outside-only, enclosure-overnight setup. This is not a fit if you want your dog sleeping in the room with you or spending evenings indoors. It suits dogs that are already accustomed to outdoor sleeping and secure fencing.

Before you book. Confirm the enclosure setup with the host, including size and security. Ask directly about any weight or breed restrictions, since the listing does not state them. Check whether a wedding or event falls during your stay, especially if a peaceful, quiet setting matters to you.

Book dates that work for both you and the host's event schedule, confirmed in advance. This is a hinterland farm stay for owners wanting a relaxed rural base with their dog, not a walk-to-town option.

Sources

• Blue Ridge Lavender Cottage - Airbnb listing (pet policy) · airbnb.com

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