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Pelican Cottage B&B
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Pelican Cottage B&B

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$75
Where
Winnindoo, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, Pelican Cottage B&B in Winnindoo, VIC allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on pet-friendly accommodation listings, here is the pet policy for Pelican Cottage: - Capacity & Size: Guests are permitted to bring up to 2 dogs. - Allowed Areas: Dogs are permitted inside the house, but are not allowed on the furniture. - Outside: The property is not securely fenced, and because of abundant wildlife on-site, dogs must be kept on a leash while outside. There is also an outside pen. - Fee: A $75 pet fee applies. - Accommodation: It is a two-storey, self-contained cottage. If you'd like, I can help

Pet fee: $75

Pelican Cottage B&B is a two-storey, self-contained cottage in Winnindoo, a rural locality in Gippsland roughly 20km from Sale. The defining detail for dog owners: up to two dogs can stay inside the house, but the property is not securely fenced and on-site wildlife means strict leash rules apply outside.

The pet policy. Guests may bring up to 2 dogs for a $75 pet fee. Dogs are permitted inside the cottage itself, though they must stay off the furniture. Outside, dogs must be kept on a leash at all times because the property is unfenced and wildlife is abundant. There is also an outside pen available for use.

The place. A two-storey, self-contained cottage set in rural countryside near Winnindoo, positioned between Rosedale and Stratford. Self-contained means you have your own facilities and space, which suits travellers who prefer to settle in rather than rely on hosted services.

Location and nearby. Winnindoo sits within easy reach of several Gippsland stops worth building a day around. Head into Sale for an off-leash run at Sale The Dog Park, then swing through Stratford for a coffee at Sipping Duck Coffee Roasters on the way back.

Who it suits. Owners of one or two well-mannered dogs who want a quiet rural base and are comfortable managing their dogs on-leash outdoors. Not the right pick if you need secure fencing to let your dog run free.

Before you book. Confirm current fees and pen availability directly with the host at the time of booking, and clarify any seasonal wildlife considerations if that affects your dog's behaviour. The review sample is small, so manage expectations accordingly and rely on direct host communication for specifics.

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Two dogs inside is generous, but the no-furniture rule and the on-leash requirement outside are firm boundaries. Pack a crate or travel mat so your dog has a clear place to settle, and bring a long line so they get some sniffing distance without breaching the leash rule near wildlife.

Best for a relaxed rural stopover where you plan to keep your dog leashed and close. Good for self-sufficient travellers passing through Gippsland who want space without fuss.

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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