Broger's End Kangaroo Valley

Broger's End is a 160-acre eco-farm stay at Upper Kangaroo River, about 6km from the Kangaroo Valley village and roughly two hours from Sydney. For dog owners the pitch is simple and practical: your dog stays with you in self-contained accommodation with a secure fenced yard, on a working property with Kangaroo River frontage and room to move.

Dogs at Broger's End

Dogs are welcomed in two accommodation units: The Dairy, confirmed across sources, and The Shed, listed in the property's stated pet policy. No size limit is specified. The conditions are straightforward: dogs stay off the furniture, and owners are responsible for cleaning up. A secure fenced dog enclosure in the garden gives a safe off-lead area even though the wider property is open. There is no published pet fee, so arrange your dog's stay when you book. The bigger picture matters here too: the farm runs free-range chickens and livestock, and kangaroos, wallabies and wombats move through the 160 acres, so a dog with a strong chase instinct needs managing. On-lead walks on the property are the norm around stock.

Max: if your dog cannot be trusted around chooks and stock, this is not the farm for it. A steady dog gets 160 acres of river country to explore on a lead.

The vibe

Rustic and eco-focused rather than polished, with regenerated native landscaping and river frontage doing the scenic work. The accommodation units have well-appointed kitchens, and guests rate it highly for the secluded, natural setting. Access is via a fully sealed road with free on-site parking.

Close by with the dogs

The village 6km away covers meals and coffee: Valley Bliss Eatery welcomes dogs outside, and The Friendly Inn Hotel is the pub option in the valley. One warning worth planning around: Morton National Park, which wraps much of the valley, is strictly no dogs, and township shared paths are on-lead to protect livestock and wombats. If the farm is booked out, Banksia Park Cottages is the nearby alternative in the valley.

More beds are listed in the New South Wales stays guide and the locality page covers the rest of Upper Kangaroo River.