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Elizabeth Manor House
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Elizabeth Manor House

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Where
O'Connell, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, Elizabeth Manor House in O'Connell, NSW, allows pets to stay, according to their official website and associated booking amenities information. Pet Policy Summary: - Allowance: Pets are listed as allowed in the property amenities. - Restrictions/Details: Specific details regarding size limits, fees, or specific rooms are not detailed in general public listings; it is advised to contact the property directly to confirm their policy before booking. - Other nearby options: Nearby pet-friendly options in the O'Connell/Rydal area sometimes offer no-fee, any-size policies. Would you like me to

Elizabeth Manor House is a boutique country guesthouse on more than 13 hectares in O'Connell, run by hands-on owners known for treating guests like family. Pets are listed as allowed on the property, which makes the rural setting and open land a genuine drawcard for dog owners after a quiet break.

Dog setup. Pets are allowed at the property, but specific rules on indoor access, fees and which rooms suit a dog are not published. Confirm directly with the owners before booking so there are no surprises on arrival. Bring your own water bowl and bedding, and expect to keep dogs under control given the working rural surrounds and local wildlife.

Known for. Attentive, personal hospitality, a traditional country-style building and cooked breakfasts. It is a quiet retreat rather than a resort, which suits dogs that settle easily in a new place.

Getting there. 180 Bosworth Falls Road, O'Connell NSW 2795, with on-site parking. The property is reached via regional roads out of O'Connell village.

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Ring ahead and ask about fencing and paddock boundaries before you let a dog off lead here. It's genuine farm country, not a fenced yard.

When to go. Cooler months suit the rural walking on offer, and a quick call before booking to confirm the pet policy and any fee is worth the two minutes it takes.

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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