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Cherry Top Farmstay ~ Boutique Eco Village
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Cherry Top Farmstay ~ Boutique Eco Village

Dogs
Welcome
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No cap
Where
Lilydale, TAS
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Dogs must stay on a leash at all times, stay quiet and stay supervised. Bring your own food, bedding and bowls, and ask about any pet fee when you book.

Cherry Top Farmstay is a working organic hazelnut and berry farm on 15 acres at 81 Lalla Road, Lilydale, about 20 minutes from Launceston, with rustic cabins, Earthship style eco villas and camping sites set against valley and mountain views. Dogs are allowed by arrangement, which makes it one of the more characterful pet friendly options on Launceston's northern doorstep.

Dogs at Cherry Top Farmstay

Pet approval is by prior arrangement with the hosts rather than automatic, and it is clearest for the camping and RV sites, where campfires are allowed and there is a toilet and potable water. The Discover Tasmania listing marks pet suitability for the camping and RV area, and cottage by cottage pet policy is less consistent across listings, so confirm directly with the farm which accommodation type will take your dog before booking. Dogs must stay on a leash at all times, stay quiet and stay supervised. Bring your own food, bedding and bowls, and ask about any pet fee when you book.

The place

This is a genuine working farm: organic vegetables and hazelnuts, geese to feed, apple picking in season, and sustainable buildings made from local clay and recycled materials. The setting is rural and quiet, so a settled, well mannered dog will suit it far better than a barker.

Getting there

Lilydale is about 20 minutes from Launceston by car, along country roads that turn to gravel in places, so a vehicle comfortable on unsealed surfaces helps, especially if you are towing a van. On-site parking is available, with some sites offering private parking.

Close by with the dogs

In the village itself, the Lilydale Tavern and the Lock Shop Cafe are the local stops, and Lilydale Campsite is another pet friendly base in the same valley. The Tamar Valley wineries and lavender farms nearby are worth a look, though ring ahead on their dog policies before you go.

Max: a working farm means livestock and wildlife around every corner, so treat the leash rule here as non-negotiable, not a suggestion.

Before you book, confirm which accommodation type allows dogs, any size or fee conditions, and the leash and noise expectations directly with the farm. More dog friendly stays across Tasmania and things to do around Lilydale are listed on PawScapes.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.