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Wild Duck Farm

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Where
Peachester, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Wild Duck Farm in Peachester, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight in its accommodation. Pet Policy Summary: - Accommodation: Dogs are permitted in the self-contained one-bedroom cabin, which includes a stone bath on the deck, indoor fireplace, and outdoor fire pit. - Property: The farm is a 32-35 acre property that allows dogs to enjoy the grounds and swim in the dam. - Size/Type: While specific size limits are not explicitly detailed in public, guests have visited with large dogs like Labradors, suggesting a dog-friendly attitude towards different sizes. - Fee/Rules: Specific fees are not

Wild Duck Farm is a standalone luxury cabin on roughly 32 to 35 acres of rainforest and farmland in Peachester, about an hour north of Brisbane in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. It is a couples-only retreat, so you get the whole property and its resident golden retriever host to yourselves, plus a dam your dog can swim in.

Dog access and setup: The cabin sits within a dog-proof boundary fence, so dogs can roam the immediate cabin grounds off lead as well as staying indoors with you. It is a self-contained one-bedroom cabin with an outdoor stone bath, indoor fireplace and outdoor fire pit. Bring your own bowls, bedding and food, since the property does not confirm these are supplied. Confirm any weight limits, fees or house rules directly with the hosts at booking, as these are not published in full.

Known for: Total privacy, since there is only one cabin on the property and no other guests to share it with. Guests mention the stone bath on the deck, the dam with its own island, and close-up encounters with the farm's horses, cows and ducks.

Getting there and parking: From Brisbane, head north on the Bruce Highway, exit toward Steve Irwin Way and follow signs through to Peachester. The property has private, undercover parking right next to the cabin.

Nearby with the dogs: The fenced Glass House Mountains District Park Dog Park is a short drive away for an off-lead run, and the hinterland villages of Maleny and Mapleton have dog-friendly cafes with outdoor seating if you want to make a day of it.

Pepsi's takegolden retriever
A dam to swim in and a whole farm to sniff around off lead, this is the kind of stay worth the drive for.

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