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Mt Cotton Retreat
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Mt Cotton Retreat

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$15
Where
Mount Cotton, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Mt Cotton Retreat in Mount Cotton, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight. Pet Policy Summary - Size Limit: Pets of any size are allowed. - Fee: There is an additional fee of approximately AU$15 per pet, per night. - Rooms: Pets are permitted in designated rooms, with positive guest feedback mentioning the suitability of self-contained pavilions with screened verandas for pets. - Rules: Pets must be well-behaved, and it is highly recommended to contact the retreat directly to secure a pet-friendly room booking. Based on info from BringFido and Tripadvisor reviews.

Mt Cotton Retreat is a bushland stay on West Mount Cotton Road, built around self-contained cabins and pavilions rather than the boutique hotel rooms on site. It is the pet-friendly cabins that matter here: screened verandas, genuine seclusion, and a nature refuge setting that feels well away from the city despite being a short drive out of Brisbane.

The pet policy. Dogs (and cats) are welcome in the designated self-contained cabins only, not the boutique rooms. Up to two well-behaved, toilet-trained pets per cabin. A pet fee of around AU$15 per pet per night applies, and pets are not allowed on the bedding or furniture, a breach reportedly attracts a $250 cleaning fee. Bring your own bed, bowls and food, the cabins do not supply pet gear. Confirm current fees and cabin availability directly with the retreat when booking.

The place. Self-contained cabins with kitchens, air conditioning and screened verandas set in a certified nature refuge with genuine bushland surrounds. It is built for a quiet getaway rather than a busy stopover.

Location and getting there. The retreat sits on West Mount Cotton Road, with California Creek Road nearby, and a private car is essential, there is no useful public transport this far into the hinterland. On-site parking is available, though height restrictions may apply for larger vehicles.

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Pets must stay on lead on the paths and in the garden areas around the property, this is a wildlife refuge, not a fenced yard.

Who it suits. Couples or families after a genuinely quiet bushland break with a well-behaved dog in tow, rather than travellers wanting to be near shops and cafes. A major shopping centre is about ten minutes away for supplies, and delivery services reach the cabins if you would rather not drive out again.

Before you book. Confirm the pet fee, cabin allocation and any breed or weight caveats directly with the retreat, policies on independent booking sites can lag the property's own terms.

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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