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Acacia Chalets
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Acacia Chalets

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Margaret River, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Acacia Chalets in Margaret River, WA allows dogs to stay overnight in its accommodation. The chalet's pet policy details include: - Which rooms: Pets are specifically welcome in their self-contained two- and three-bedroom chalets. - Fee: A pet fee typically applies; guests are required to directly contact the property to confirm the exact pricing, as rates vary depending on the stay. - Size/Rules: Specific weight or size limits are not explicitly stated, but pets must be well-behaved. Guests are generally responsible for bringing their pet's bedding, ensuring they remain supervised, and c

Acacia Chalets is a cluster of self-contained two- and three-bedroom chalets on Yates Road, a short drive from Margaret River town, and it actively markets pet-friendly accommodation. It suits families and groups who want their own space, a private deck and the dog along for the trip.

The pet policy. Pets are welcome in selected chalets, so you need to book a designated pet-friendly chalet rather than assume any unit will do. Each chalet has a private covered deck with a gas BBQ, which is the natural spot to relax with the dog. Pet fees are not published, so confirm the fee, dog numbers and any rules directly when you book.

The place. The chalets are quality self-contained units with full kitchens, reverse-cycle air conditioning, jarrah floors and limestone feature walls, set in a quiet, tree-surrounded bush setting that feels like a private retreat close to town.

Location and nearby. The quiet rural roads around Yates Road are good for dog walks, dog-friendly beaches are a short drive, and several regional cellar doors welcome dogs in their outdoor areas.

Before you book. Ask which specific chalets are pet-friendly, confirm the pet fee and dog numbers, and check whether dogs can be left in the chalet unattended.

Book the pet-friendly chalets well ahead for school holidays and long weekends, when they go first.

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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