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Gooree Park
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Gooree Park

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Where
Galambine, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-10

What visitors mention

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Gooree Park sits on 500 hectares near Mudgee, operating as a historic thoroughbred horse stud and Wagyu cattle farm. The property opened its cellar door in 2025 inside the historic Stables building, and both the wine-tasting areas and four self-contained farm stays welcome travelling dogs, making it a straightforward choice for owners who want rural scenery and cellar-door visits without leaving their dog behind.

Dog setup & access rules. Dogs are welcome at the cellar door, typically in outdoor and scenic viewing areas overlooking the vineyards. The four modern, self-contained farm stays with rural views also accept dogs. The one hard rule: keep your dog leashed at all times. This is a working property with thoroughbred horses and Wagyu cattle, so off-leash time is not an option anywhere on the estate. Bring your own water bowl and treats, as there are no indicated on-site dog amenities.

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A leash isn't optional around livestock. Horses and cattle react unpredictably to unfamiliar dogs, and a working stud has valuable animals that won't tolerate an approach. Keep the lead short near fence lines and don't let your dog bark at the paddocks.

Known for. Thoroughbred breeding and racing stock, Wagyu beef production, and cellar-door wine tasting in a converted stables building with vineyard outlooks. The farm stays round out the experience for anyone wanting to stay overnight on a working estate rather than just passing through.

Getting there & parking. Find the property at 1544 Castlereagh Highway, Galambine NSW 2850, with direct access from the Castlereagh Highway. Large free on-site parking is available, so there's no need to manoeuvre a tight car park with a dog in tow.

Nearby with the dogs. If you're planning a broader Mudgee wine-trail run, Lowe Family Wine Co and Di Lusso Estate are also listed in our directory as dog-friendly options worth pairing with a Gooree Park visit.

When to go. Spring and autumn suit an outdoor tasting with a dog best, given the open, rural setting. Bring your own water and take regular shade breaks, since this is a working farm rather than a purpose-built dog venue.

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Policy verified 10 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs