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Mount Gnomon Farm
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Mount Gnomon Farm

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

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Mount Gnomon Farm in Penguin, TAS allows pets, including dogs, to stay in their accommodation upon request. Pet Policy Summary: - Pet Policy: Pets are allowed on request, often at no extra charge. - Size/Type Limit: Specific size or breed limits are not explicitly stated in public listings, suggesting pets may be considered on a case-by-case basis. - Rooms: The farm features accommodation options, but specific dog-friendly room restrictions are not detailed; guests are advised to contact the property directly after booking to confirm. - Fees: Generally no extra charges. It is recommended

Pet fee: No pet fee Verified via www.booking.com

Mount Gnomon Farm is a working farm stay in the hills above Penguin, offering distinctive accommodation from a geodesic dome to a converted barn, alongside farm tours and paddocks of animals. Dogs are welcome on request, which makes it a genuine option for travellers who want a rural base rather than a standard motel room.

The pet policy. Pets, including dogs, are allowed by request and usually at no extra charge. Public listings do not spell out size or breed limits, which suggests bookings are handled case by case. Because this is a farm with livestock, it is worth being upfront about your dog and asking how they manage dogs around the animals when you enquire.

The place. The property leans into its farm setting, with accommodation options that have included a dome, a large barn space and cosy rooms, plus an outdoor bath, farm tours and paddocks of animals. It doubles as a wedding and events venue, so the grounds are spacious.

Before you book. Contact the farm directly after booking to confirm which room suits a dog and to lock in the pet arrangement for your dates. Ask specifically about keeping your dog under control near the farm animals, since that will shape where you can walk them on site.

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This is a live farm, so keep the lead on around stock and confirm the ground rules before you arrive. A recall you can trust matters more here than at a fenced park.

Good for owners after a rural, hands-on stay who are happy to check in with the hosts and keep a steady eye on their dog around livestock.

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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