Salt 112
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Middleton Beach, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes. According to Holidaying with Dogs, Salt 112 in Middleton Beach, Albany, WA, allows dogs to stay. - Pet Policy: Dogs are allowed inside, and there is a good-sized, secure backyard with a 1.8 m colorbond fence and a 1.2 m farm gate, notes Holidaying with Dogs. - Fees: Booking.com notes that charges may apply upon request. - Rooms: The property is a 3-bedroom, self-contained holiday house that sleeps up to 8, as described by Holidaying with Dogs. To confirm if there are any specific size or number limitations for your stay, I suggest contacting the property directly or checking the condition
Salt 112 is a three-bedroom, self-contained holiday house at 112 Middleton Road in Middleton Beach, on the Albany side of the WA south coast. It takes dogs, has a large fenced back garden, and looks over Lake Seppings towards Mount Clarence, which makes it one of the more practical whole-house options for a group travelling with a dog.
Dogs at Salt 112
Dogs are welcome inside the house but must stay off the furniture. A fee of $5 per dog per day applies, and dogs need to be treated for fleas before arrival, so note the treatment date when you book. The back garden is fenced with 1.8 metre Colorbond panels, but the farm gate on the side is only 1.2 metres and may not hold a dog that jumps, so walk the boundary yourself before letting a keen dog off lead. House rules ask that you do not leave dogs unattended inside; if you need to step out briefly, use the back sunroom.
The house
It sleeps up to eight across three bedrooms, is air-conditioned, and has a plumbed-in barbecue plus a rear deck over the Lake Seppings flats. The street position is the quiet win: the house is a few doors from a fish and chip shop and roughly a fifteen minute walk from Middleton Beach. Parking is on-site at the house, standard for a whole-property rental.
Beach and walks nearby
Check the City of Albany signage before you assume the whole foreshore is open to dogs. The main patrolled stretch of Middleton Beach is a dog-prohibited zone between the Ellen Cove jetty and the southern walk track, but the off-leash beach zone runs north from the Surfers Beach car park towards Emu Point, and Emu Point has its own small off-lead pocket near the marina. Closer to the house, Mount Clarence and Mount Adelaide reserves give you on-lead bushwalking, and there is a park five minutes on foot for a quick leg stretch. The Surfing Bean is the local dog-friendly coffee stop, Emu Point Cafe sits by the off-lead pocket, and if the house is booked out, BIG4 Middleton Beach Holiday Park and The View Albany are nearby alternatives.
More options are under dog friendly stays in WA and in the Middleton Beach guide.
Pepsi: That side gate is the one weak point in the fence line. Test it with your own eyes before you trust a jumper off lead in the yard.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
