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Mountview Wines Camping and Accommodation
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Mountview Wines Camping and Accommodation

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Where
Glen Aplin, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-10

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Mountview Wines Camping and Accommodation is a working vineyard on 40 acres near Glen Aplin with powered and unpowered caravan and tent sites plus cabin accommodation, and it operates as a genuinely pet-friendly stay rather than just a dog-tolerant cellar door.

The pet policy. Pets are generally welcome across the camping and caravan sites, with no extra fee noted for camping. Cabins are usually pet-friendly too but it is worth confirming directly when you book, since policy can vary by room. Dogs should stay on a leash given the open vineyard setting and the kangaroos that regularly graze the property at dusk.

The place. This is a rustic, family-friendly campground on a historic vineyard with 40-year-old vines and valley views, plus an intimate cellar door pouring the property's well-known house red. On-site laundry and toilets are available, but there is no potable water for filling tanks, so bring your own drinking water for yourself and your dog.

Location and nearby. The property sits directly on a cycling trail between Stanthorpe and Ballandean, useful for walking dogs straight from your site. Stanthorpe township is a 10 to 15 minute drive for supplies and a water refill station on Mackenzie Street. Several other Glen Aplin cellar doors nearby are also dog-friendly, and Girraween National Park is close by, though dogs there are largely restricted to picnic areas rather than the walking trails.

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Keep dogs leashed around the vines and be ready for kangaroos at sunset. It's a relaxed property, but it's still a working vineyard, not a fenced dog park.

Who it suits. Good for owners doing a self-sufficient camping or caravan trip through the Granite Belt who want their dog on-site rather than left behind, and don't mind bringing their own water.

Before you book. Check-in runs 3pm to 6pm with prior notice of arrival recommended, and it is worth confirming current pet terms for cabins specifically when you reserve.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

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

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