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Bunya@Maleny Farm House
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Bunya@Maleny Farm House

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$40
Where
Witta, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, "Bunya@Maleny Farm House" in Witta, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight, but approval must be sought beforehand. - Policy & Restrictions: Dogs are allowed by prior approval, according to Bunya@Maleny Farm House details. As the property is a 220-acre cattle farm, pets may need to be kept on a lead near electric fencing and livestock. - Fees: Pet fees may apply, with one source mentioning a $40 pet fee for similar nearby accommodation, though Bunya@Maleny Farm House specifically advises contacting them for full details on pet approval and potential extra charges. - Rooms/Area: The booking is

Bunya@Maleny Farm House sits on a 220-acre working cattle farm in Witta, near Maleny, QLD. Dogs are allowed by prior approval, but this is a livestock property, so the pet setup is different from a standard cottage stay.

The pet policy. Approval must be arranged before you book, not assumed. Because the farm runs cattle, dogs will likely need to be kept on lead near electric fencing and stock. A pet fee may apply, similar nearby stays charge around $40, but confirm the exact figure and any room or area restrictions directly with the property.

The place. Reviews are limited so far (five on Google, rated 5), which makes it hard to say much with confidence beyond the farm setting itself. Treat it as a working-farm stay rather than a resort-style pet setup.

Location and nearby. Maleny is a short drive away for dog-friendly cafes and dinner options, and Baroon Pocket Dam and the Maleny Dog Park off-leash area are both nearby for a walk.

Before you book. Confirm pet approval, the fee, and the electric fencing/livestock arrangements before you arrive. Good for dogs that are calm on lead around animals; not the place for a dog that reacts to livestock or needs to run off-leash.

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.

Nearby with the dogs