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Adelaide Hills Getaway
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Adelaide Hills Getaway

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$40
Where
Macclesfield, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Mudbrick Retreat in Adelaide Hills - Maccy's Cottages! in the Macclesfield/Strathalbyn area generally allows dogs to stay overnight, based on 2026 booking information. Here is a summary of the pet policy for this property: - Pet Policy: Dogs are welcome inside the accommodation, but they are not permitted on the furniture or beds. - Fee: A fee of $40 applies per stay, payable directly. - Capacity/Rules: A limit of 1–2 dogs applies (some listings say 1, others indicate "max 2"), and they must be on a leash when in the gardens. - Leaving Pets: Dogs cannot be left alone inside the cottages,

Mudbrick Retreat in Adelaide Hills, part of Maccy's Cottages, is a rustic mudbrick cottage stay in Macclesfield, South Australia. The defining draw for dog owners is straightforward: dogs are welcome inside the accommodation, making it a genuine base for exploring the Adelaide Hills rather than a leave-the-dog-outside proposition.

The pet policy. Dogs stay inside the cottages for a fee of $40 per stay, payable directly. The property allows one to two dogs depending on the listing. Dogs must stay off the furniture and beds, and they need to be on a leash whenever they are in the gardens. You cannot leave dogs unattended inside the cottages, so plan outings accordingly.

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A leash rule in the garden is non-negotiable. Keep your dog clipped on the moment you step outside the cottage door, every single time, no exceptions.

The place. This is a mudbrick cottage accommodation in the Adelaide Hills. Guests mention comfortable rooms and a kitchen. Full amenity details are unconfirmed, so contact the host directly if you need specifics before booking.

Location and nearby. Macclesfield sits in the Adelaide Hills, with Strathalbyn about 10km south and Mount Barker about 15km north. For dog-friendly dining and stops nearby, consider the Robin Hood Hotel Strathalbyn or the Strathalbyn Caravan Park to the south. North in Mount Barker, the Oak and Iron Tavern and Gawler Street Cafe are worth a look.

Who it suits. Dog owners who want a self-contained Adelaide Hills stay where their dog can sleep indoors. The no-unattended-attendance rule means it suits travellers whose dogs come along for the day's activities rather than staying behind at the cottage.

Before you book. Confirm the current dog limit with the host at the time of booking, as listings vary between one and two dogs. Budget for the $40 pet fee, which is separate from the nightly rate.

When to go. The Adelaide Hills are at their best in autumn and spring, when temperatures are mild enough for both cottage comfort and daytime exploring with your 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.

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