Hillview Farmstay
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $30 per dog
- Where
- Mount Adrah, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Hillview Farmstay in Mount Adrah, NSW allows dogs to stay overnight in their accommodation. Pet Policy Summary: - Registration: Pets must be registered during the booking process, and vaccinations must be up to date. - Fee: A fee of $30 per dog per night applies. - Accommodation: Dogs are permitted to sleep inside the cottages, with small porta-cots available if needed. - Restrictions: Dogs must not be on any carpet, furniture, or bedding. - Leash Policy: Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times when outside the cottage. - Cleaning Fee: A $100 cleaning/repair fee may apply for extra clea
Hillview Farmstay sits on farmland in Mount Adrah, NSW, and the single reason to make the trip is the chance to give your dog a proper rural getaway without roughing it. Dogs are welcome inside the cottages overnight, which puts this property ahead of most farm stays that restrict pets to outdoor areas or verandahs.
The pet policy. Dogs stay overnight in the cottages at $30 per dog per night. You must register your dog during the booking process and keep vaccinations up to date. Small porta-cots are available if needed. The firm rule is that dogs are not permitted on any carpet, furniture, or bedding, so bring your own dog beds and plan to enforce boundaries inside. Outside the cottage, dogs must remain on a leash at all times. A $100 cleaning or repair fee may apply for extra cleaning, so leave the cottage as you found it.
The place. The property offers multiple accommodation styles including cottages and safari or glamping tents. The dog policy detailed above applies specifically to the cottages. If you have your eye on a tent rather than a cottage, confirm at booking which accommodation types allow dogs. Guests commonly mention animal feeding, buggy rides, fire pits, a tennis court, and a general family-friendly setup.
Location and nearby. Mount Adrah sits in the Riverina, with Wagga Wagga as the nearest regional hub. For supplies or a day trip, the wider Wagga Wagga area has several dog-friendly options worth bookmarking: Makers Coffee House for a coffee stop, Astor Bar & Grill for a meal, Chaston Pet Hub for an off-leash run, and Wilks Park Off Leash Area in North Wagga Wagga for open space along the river.
Who it suits. Families and owners of well-mannered dogs who want a farm experience with real accommodation comfort. This is not the place for dogs that chew furniture or won't settle on a floor bed, given the strict interior rules and potential cleaning fee.
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When to go. Book ahead, farm stays like this get popular on weekends and school holidays. Confirm which accommodation type you are booking and that the dog-friendly cottage option is what you're getting, since the property also offers tents that may have different rules.
Sources
- Hillview Farmstay pet policy summary (verified) · pawscapes-internal
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Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
