Noosa Pomona Retreat
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $50 per night
- Where
- Pinbarren, QLD
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Noosa Pomona Retreat in Pinbarren, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on their pet policy, here are the details: - Pet Policy: Dogs are welcome, and they are generally pet-friendly across their accommodation options, which include cottages and homesteads (e.g., The Lodge, The Cabin). - Fee: The first dog is included in the nightly rate. Each additional dog incurs a fee of $50 per night, which must be approved and paid before check-in. - Conditions: Dogs must be leashed in common areas and not left unattended at the accommodation. Dogs are not permitted on furniture or beds. - Ameni
Noosa Pomona Retreat sits on 30 acres of regenerating forest off Pomona Kin Kin Road, with panoramic views of Mount Cooroora and a quieter, more upmarket feel than a typical farmstay. Dogs are explicitly welcome, and the policy is clearer than most: the first dog is included in the nightly rate, with a $50 per night fee for each additional dog.
The pet policy. Dogs are allowed to stay overnight across the property's cottages and homesteads, including The Lodge and The Cabin. The first dog is free; extra dogs are $50 a night, approved and paid before check-in. Dogs must stay leashed in common areas, can't be left unattended at the accommodation, and are not permitted on the furniture or beds.
The place. Self-contained lodges and cabins with outdoor areas, some with fire pits, set against views of Mount Cooroora. The forest setting borders farmland, so dogs should be kept under control around any onsite animals.
What's there. Bring your dog's own bedding, food and bowls. Guests have mentioned the onsite farm animals appreciate carrots and apples if you want to bring some along.
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Getting there. The retreat is at 292 Pomona Kin Kin Road, Pinbarren, just north of Pomona village. Free onsite parking is available for guests.
Nearby with the dogs. In Pomona, Drip Koffee House is a popular dog-friendly stop for coffee and breakfast. In Cooroy, Fox and Hound Espresso is well regarded for welcoming dogs. Mount Cooroora's hiking trails are close by but demand a good fitness level, and Noosa Botanic Gardens at Lake Macdonald offers an easier on-leash walk.
Confirm the additional-dog fee and room allocation when you book, especially if travelling with more than one dog. The quiet, forested setting suits calmer dogs happy to settle in for a relaxed stay rather than dogs that need constant activity on site.
Sources
- Pinbarren Green Lodges Noosa (@PinbarrenGreenNoosa) · facebook.com
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