Selah Valley Estate

Selah Valley Estate is a 430-acre working farm-stay in Limpinwood, NSW, offering dogs genuine space to roam across the Tweed Valley. With Highland cattle on the paddocks and a year-round creek running through the property, it is a rural getaway built for active dogs and their owners.

The dog policy. Dogs are welcomed by prior arrangement, so contact the property before booking. A flat fee of $100 per stay applies, with a maximum of 2 dogs per booking. There is no stated size limit, but dogs must be under control and leashed in shared spaces. An additional cleaning fee may apply for pet-related mess or damage.

Indoor and outdoor access. Dogs are allowed inside specific accommodation types: Hillside Cabins, Creekside Lodges, and Premium Camping. Pets are not permitted on couches or beds, so owners must bring their own pet bed or blanket. Off-lead access is available in designated areas, and you should ask staff at check-in to confirm the boundaries. A leash is required around the cattle at all times.

• Creek swimming: A year-round creek runs through the estate with a dog-friendly swimming area.
• Fire-pits: Evening fire-pits are located on the property, so keep dogs at a safe distance from open flames.
• Waste rules: Pet waste must be disposed of immediately, and pets must be clean upon arrival.

Cattle hazards. This is a working farm with Highland cattle grazing on the estate. Keep your dog leashed near livestock and maintain a respectful distance to avoid stressing the herd or provoking a defensive reaction.

Getting there. The address is 370 Numinbah Rd, Limpinwood NSW 2484. Drive times are under 1 hour from Gold Coast Airport and roughly 90 minutes from Brisbane Airport. Follow the signs through the valley, with parking available at your respective cabin or lodge location.

Nearby with the dogs. Tweed Valley country roads are suitable for leashed walking. Natural Bridge in Springbrook National Park is nearby, though dogs are prohibited inside national parks, making the scenic drive there the main draw. Local cafes in Uki or Murwillumbah, roughly 20 to 30 minutes away, offer dog-friendly outdoor seating. For more options, consider Waterfall Hideout Rainforest Cabin in Chillingham or The Happy Apple Cafe in Crystal Creek.

When to go. The year-round creek makes Selah Valley Estate a strong choice in the warmer months when your dog can use the swimming area to cool down after roaming the paddocks. Always confirm off-lead boundaries at check-in before letting your dog run.

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.