
Woody Nook Pty Ltd
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Wilyabrup, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-10
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Grassy spots around the deck give a dog somewhere comfortable to lie through a long lunch.
Woody Nook is a small, family-owned winery in the Wilyabrup Valley on the Margaret River wine ridge, planted back in 1982 with dry-grown, unirrigated vines. Alongside the cellar door sits The Nookery Cafe, and together they make one of the region's easiest stops with a dog: a relaxed country lunch on a partly shaded outdoor deck, a tasting of proper Margaret River cabernet, and staff who are famously welcoming to four-legged visitors.
The dog setup
Dogs are welcome in the outdoor covered deck and patio areas of the cafe, and generally inside the cellar door when space permits, though reports vary on how strictly that indoor access is applied, so check with staff on the day and plan around outdoor seating. Keep your dog on a lead, and expect them to settle beside the table rather than roam. Grassy spots around the deck give a dog somewhere comfortable to lie through a long lunch.
Max: Confirm the seating when you arrive, the outdoor deck is the dog spot, not the cellar door.
The vibe
The cellar door pours estate-grown varietals daily from 10am to 4:30pm, with the flagship Gallagher's Choice Cabernet Sauvignon the bottle to remember and fortifieds a house strength. The cafe serves breakfast from 8:30 and lunch from 11:30, with the steak sandwich, grilled barramundi and garlic prawn linguine the usual standouts, plus gluten-free and vegetarian options. Mild days suit the covered deck best, and lunch service is the reason to come.
Getting there and parking
The winery sits at 506 Metricup Road, Wilyabrup, generally reached via Metricup Road from Bussell Highway, with gravel on-site parking. It is well placed for a Wilyabrup tasting loop, with cellar doors strung along the same road.
Pair it with
Knotting Hill Estate and Hay Shed Hill Wines are nearby cellar doors for a dog-friendly afternoon. More wineries in WA are on the state page, and the region guide rounds up dog-friendly Wilyabrup.
Policy verified 10 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.