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Southcombe Lodge

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Where
Port Fairy, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, Southcombe Lodge in Port Fairy, VIC allows well-behaved dogs to stay, including within specific accommodation types. - Pet Policy: Dogs are welcome in designated dog-friendly cabins and with site bookings. - Rules & Restrictions: - Management approval is required, and dogs must be registered. - No pets allowed in, or around, communal areas (reception, amenities, laundry, playground, and camp kitchen). - Leash Policy: Dogs must be on a leash at all times outside the cabin/tent. - No Unattended Pets: Pets are not allowed to be left alone at any time in cabins or sites. - Furniture & Bedding

Southcombe Lodge is a budget-friendly Port Fairy stay with cabins and camping sites that welcomes well-behaved dogs, with a clear set of rules to follow. It suits travellers who want a simple base and will keep the dog leashed and supervised.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome in designated dog-friendly cabins and on site bookings, with management approval required and dogs registered on arrival. Dogs must be on a lead at all times outside the cabin or tent, and they cannot be left alone in cabins or on sites at any time. Pets are not allowed in or around the communal areas, including reception, the amenities block, laundry, playground and camp kitchen. There are also conditions around furniture and bedding, so ask about those when you book.

The place. It is a straightforward lodge-style park with cabins and camping, geared to value rather than frills.

Location and nearby. It is close to the centre of Port Fairy, with the Moyne River walk and the Sackville and Bank Street shops within reach, and East Beach a short trip for a run under the local seasonal rules.

Before you book. Get management approval first and confirm which cabins are dog-friendly. Plan around the no-unattended-pets rule, since you will need to take the dog with you rather than leaving it in the cabin, and bring your own bedding to keep off the furniture.

Best for owners who want a low-cost base and are happy to keep the dog leashed, supervised and out of the shared facilities.

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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