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Barossa Country Cottages

Dogs
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Where
Lyndoch, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Barossa Country Cottages in Lyndoch, SA, allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on updated information, their pet policy includes: - Approval/Policy: Pets are allowed on request. - Fees: A fee of AUD 20 per pet, per stay is charged, according to Stayz and Hotels.com.

Barossa Country Cottages on Gilbert Street in Lyndoch is a genuinely dog-set-up stay, not just a place that tolerates pets. The cottages come with fenced backyards and dog gear supplied, which makes them one of the more practical Barossa bases for travelling with a dog.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on request at $20 per pet, per stay - flag it when you book. The backyards are fenced and suit small to medium dogs, and the cottages provide a kennel, drinking bowl, pooper scooper and poo bags. Two firm rules: dogs are not allowed on the furniture or bedding, and they cannot be left alone inside the cottage, since a distressed dog left alone can cause damage. Plan your day around a dog that comes with you or stays in the yard.

The place. Self-contained cottages in a peaceful setting, praised by guests for comfort, helpful owners and the quiet. The fenced yards mean you can let the dog out without a lead run, and the kennel and bowls save packing.

Location and nearby. Lyndoch village and its cafes are close, and dog-friendly cellar doors like Kellermeister, Kies Family Wines and Chateau Yaldara are a short drive, so you can build full days out and bring the dog along.

Request the dog at booking, confirm the cottage has the fenced yard you want, and plan not to leave the dog alone indoors. Good for owners of small-to-medium dogs who want a fenced yard and gear provided.

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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