
Palm & Pawn Hotel
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $139
- Where
- North Wagga Wagga, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
It sits about a kilometre from the Wilks Park off-leash area, which makes it a genuinely useful base if you are travelling the highway with a dog. Ring the hotel directly on 02 6921 6688 to confirm which rooms take dogs, any size limits and whether a fee applies before you commit.
Palm & Pawn Hotel is a motor inn and tavern on Hampden Avenue in North Wagga Wagga, a practical stopover with a bistro, beer garden and kids playground on the edge of the Murrumbidgee floodplain. It sits about a kilometre from the Wilks Park off-leash area, which makes it a genuinely useful base if you are travelling the highway with a dog.
Dogs at the Palm & Pawn
The pet policy here is mixed across sources and needs a phone call before you book. Major booking platforms list the motel as no pets allowed, while Visit Wagga's own listing marks it pet friendly, enquire, and past guests describe stays with dogs and the large grounds for exercising them. Ground-floor rooms open straight onto the car park, which makes dog logistics easy if management sets you up in one. Ring the hotel directly on 02 6921 6688 to confirm which rooms take dogs, any size limits and whether a fee applies before you commit.
Max: do not turn up assuming a room is dog-friendly here. The booking sites and the venue itself do not agree, so book by phone and get the room type and any fee in writing.
The place
Rooms are straightforward motel units, several with car access right outside the door. The tavern runs a bistro and beer garden, there is an undercover playground for kids, and a free courtesy bus operates Wednesday to Sunday evenings if you want to head across the river into Wagga Wagga without driving.
While you're out there
Wilks Park Off Leash Area is roughly a kilometre away for a proper run, with Murrumbidgee River walking tracks close by for a longer leg-stretch. If you are towing or camping rather than motel-ing, WILKS PARK Camping Area sits on the same stretch, and Gobbagombalin Fenced Dog Park is a short drive north if your dog needs a secure run.
More options are on the New South Wales pet-friendly stays guide and the North Wagga Wagga destination page.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
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