Green Point Cottage
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Yahl, SA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
Pet policy
Yes, Green Point Cottage in Yahl, SA (355 Caroline Headquarters Road) allows dogs to stay overnight. It is marketed as a pet-friendly, farm-stay property located just outside Mt Gambier. - Pet Policy: The cottage is advertised as a pet-friendly, "proud pet-friendly" property. - Accommodations: Dogs are likely allowed inside the separate cottage, which features a fenced yard area. - Size Limit & Fee: Specific size limits and fees for pets are not explicitly listed in the search results and would likely need to be confirmed directly through their Airbnb listing or upon booking. If you'd like, I
Green Point Cottage is a detached, self-contained cottage on a rural property in Yahl, South Australia, about 10 minutes from Mount Gambier. The one fact that matters for dog owners: the cottage has its own fenced yard area, giving you secure outdoor space without needing to constantly watch your dog in an unfamiliar rural setting.
The pet policy. The property is listed as dog-friendly with a fenced yard area for the cottage. What is not confirmed: whether there is a weight limit, a pet fee, or indoor restrictions around sofas and bedrooms. Before you book, message the host directly to confirm exactly where dogs are permitted inside and whether any conditions apply.
The place. A separate cottage on a larger farm-type property, sleeping up to 6 guests. Expect a quiet, secluded feel with possible farm surroundings and local wildlife. Inside: a modern bathroom, two smart TVs, and free Wi-Fi. Outside: a BBQ on the verandah and that fenced yard area. Ample on-site parking includes room for boats, motorbikes, and trailers if you are travelling with gear.
Location. Positioned between Mount Gambier and Port MacDonnell, accessed via the Mount Gambier-Port MacDonnell Road. You will need a car. The exact address at Yahl, SA 5291 is provided on booking confirmation.
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Before you book. Ask the host three things: the yard fence height and type, any indoor restrictions for dogs, and whether there is a pet fee. Rural properties often have neighbouring livestock or wildlife, so a solid recall and supervised outdoor time are sensible even with a fenced area.
When to go. Year-round - the fenced yard and verandah work in any season. Confirm dog details with the host when you book, especially if travelling with gear that needs the extra parking space.
Sources
- Green Point Cottage - Yahl, Accommodation - South Australia · southaustralia.com
- Yahl Holiday Rentals - Stayz · stayz.com.au
- 10 tips for taking your dog on holiday · dioni.co.uk
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.
