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BAROSSA HILLS COTTAGES
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BAROSSA HILLS COTTAGES

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Where
Springton, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Barossa Hills Cottages in Springton, SA, allows dogs to stay overnight, although they are generally pet-friendly by arrangement. - Pet Policy & Restrictions: While listed as pet-friendly, specific policies can vary; one listing indicates small, hypoallergenic dogs may be considered on an individual basis via prior negotiation. Other listings confirm pets are allowed in certain units. - Fees: Pet fees are typically managed by direct negotiation with the owner when booking. - Rooms: The properties, such as the "stables with woodfire," are suitable for dog owners, often featuring rustic, sel

Barossa Hills Cottages is a small collection of rustic, quiet cottages on Miller St in Springton, best known for the Stables room with its wood fire and character interiors. Pets are welcome by arrangement rather than as a blanket policy.

The pet policy. Dogs are considered on a case-by-case basis, negotiated directly with the owners at booking. The Stables listing specifically flags small, hypoallergenic dogs as suitable, which suggests a preference for smaller, calm pets rather than an open policy for all sizes. No standard pet fee is published, confirm cost and conditions directly when you book.

The place. Cosy, rustic cottages with wood fires and outdoor furniture, set in a quiet country garden. No in-room pet amenities are listed, so bring your dog's own bedding, bowls and food.

Location and nearby. 10-12 Miller St, Springton, a short walk to the Springton General Store for takeaway basics. Free onsite parking. Eden Valley and Barossa wineries, several of them dog-friendly in outdoor areas, are a short drive away, and Edenmae Estate Wines is right in town.

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confirm the pet arrangement before you book rather than after, since the Stables room reads as suited to smaller dogs and you don't want a surprise at check-in.

When to go. A quiet pick for couples or small families wanting a wood-fire weekend away from the main Barossa strip. Good for well-behaved small to medium dogs, always confirm directly with the owners first.

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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