Skip to content
Garasu Lodge
stay ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

Garasu Lodge

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
No pet fee
Where
Mudgeeraba, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

saunarelaxing getawaytennis courtcomfortable bedprivacyspahostswine

Pet policy

Yes, Garasu Lodge in Mudgeeraba, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight, as they are a pet-friendly property. Pet Policy Summary: - Size/Number Limit: House-trained dogs are allowed, with a maximum of 2 dogs permitted. - Fee: Dogs stay free of charge, though extra charges may apply for damages or specialized cleaning. - Rules & Restrictions: - Dogs can stay inside but must not sleep on beds or furniture. - The property is fenced for security, but there is no designated grassed area for pets; guests are asked to use the reserve across the road for pet relief. - Dogs are not allowed on the tennis co

The short version. Garasu Lodge is a private, fenced retreat in the Mudgeeraba hinterland that welcomes house-trained dogs at no extra charge. It suits a relaxed getaway where the dog comes inside, provided you are happy to work around a few clear house rules.

The pet policy. Up to two house-trained dogs are allowed, and they stay free of charge, though the hosts may bill for damage or specialised cleaning. Dogs may come indoors but must not sleep on the beds or furniture. Dogs are not allowed on the tennis court. Confirm the current terms with the hosts when you book, as policies can change.

The setup for dogs. The property is fully fenced for security, which helps, but there is no dedicated grassed dog area on site. The hosts ask guests to use the reserve across the road for toilet breaks, so factor a short walk into your routine rather than expecting a backyard run.

The place. It is a comfortable getaway with a sauna, spa, tennis court and a reputation for privacy and attentive hosts, set in the quiet hills behind the Gold Coast.

Before you book. Best for calm, well-house-trained dogs that settle indoors without needing furniture access. If your dog is not reliably toilet-trained or needs a fully enclosed lawn, this is a harder fit. Bring a bed or mat, since the no-furniture rule is firm.

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.

Nearby with the dogs