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Ophir Valley Cabins
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Ophir Valley Cabins

Dogs
Welcome
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No cap
Where
Orange, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Ophir Valley Cabins- Apple Tree Cottage (near Orange, NSW) allows pets to stay, as confirmed by petfriendly.io. Pet Policy Summary: - Property Type: The listing specifically mentions the 2-bedroom "Apple Tree Cottage" as pet-friendly. - Fees/Size Limits: Specific fee amounts or weight limits for dogs are not detailed in the available search results, but the property is listed as pet friendly. - Accommodation: Pets are permitted in the 2-bedroom Apple Tree Cabin. It is recommended to verify the pet policy directly upon booking to confirm any specific restrictions or fees. If you can provid

Ophir Valley Cabins are secluded country cabins at 1606 Ophir Road, about a 15 to 20 minute drive north of Orange towards the historic Ophir goldfields. Set in bushland bordering nature reserves, it is a switch-off retreat with a working-farm feel, and it genuinely welcomes dogs inside.

The pet policy. The pet-friendly cottage (Apple Tree Cottage) lets well-behaved dogs stay indoors with you. Keep dogs leashed in shared and unfenced areas. Pet fees and any cleaning charge vary, so confirm them with the hosts when you book. The big watch-out: there are free-roaming and fenced farm animals here, chickens, pigs, llamas and sheep, plus abundant wildlife, so dogs must be supervised and kept well clear.

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Livestock and wildlife are everywhere on this property, including kangaroos right outside the cabin. Bring a long-line lead so the dog can relax on the deck without taking off after something.

The place. Intimate bush cabins known for friendly hosts (who often hand out bread to feed the farm animals) and daily wildlife, kangaroos, wallabies and birdlife. Bring your own pet bowls, bedding and towels.

Getting there. 1606 Ophir Road, Ophir, north of Orange on a winding road, watch for wildlife. Off-street parking by the cabin.

Nearby with the dogs. The property borders Mullion Creek and Fourth Crossing reserves for quiet on-lead bushwalks, and Orange's dog-friendly cellar doors are a short drive.

Best for a quiet nature escape with a dog that ignores livestock. Confirm the pet fee at booking, and pack the long lead.

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.

Nearby with the dogs