
Mapleton Eco Friendly Lodge
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $45
- Where
- Mapleton, QLD
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
For an off-lead run, Mapleton Dog Park is the local option near the village. Beyond that the published detail runs out: no pet fee or size limit is listed anywhere reliable, and some booking channels simply note that restrictions apply.
Mapleton Eco Friendly Lodge, also known as Boorman Eco, is a secluded, sustainable stay on a 125 acre escarpment property in the Sunshine Coast hinterland at Mapleton. Dogs are welcome to stay overnight, based on guest reports, which makes it an option for a quiet, low-impact break with a dog along.
Dogs at the lodge
Guests have confirmed bringing dogs, including small dogs, and booking listings indicate a limit of up to 4 pets in total. Service animals are exempt from the standard pet rules. Beyond that the published detail runs out: no pet fee or size limit is listed anywhere reliable, and some booking channels simply note that restrictions apply. Confirm dog approval for your dates, any per-pet charge and any size conditions with the host using the contact details on your booking confirmation before you commit.
Max: message the host before you book this one. Dogs are clearly welcome but the fee and size rules are not published anywhere I could find.
The vibe
This is a low-impact, eco-focused property rather than a resort: secluded bush acreage on the Mapleton escarpment with space and quiet around you rather than on-site facilities. Guest reviews are sparse, so go in expecting a simple, self-contained escape rather than serviced accommodation, and treat the location as the main event.
Getting there
Mapleton sits on the Blackall Range behind the Sunshine Coast, reached up the range roads from Nambour. The village has a general store, cafes and a pub, so supplies are a short drive rather than a mission.
Make a day of it
For an off-lead run, Mapleton Dog Park is the local option near the village. One trap to know: dogs are not permitted in Mapleton National Park or on the falls walking tracks, so keep bushwalks to dog-friendly routes and use the dog park instead. After the walk, Mapleton Public House is the village spot for a meal.
If the lodge is booked out, Mapleton Falls Accommodation and Mapleton Cabins & Caravan Park are the alternatives on the range. More dog-friendly beds are in the Queensland stays guide and the locality page covers the rest of Mapleton.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.