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Kangaroo Valley Pet Friendly Accommodation

By Anonymous

 Many of us can’t imagine spending time away from our favourite furry friends. What is a holiday without taking our best mate along for the good times? Here in the Southern Highlands and at Kangaroo Valley Escapes, we offer plenty of properties that allow you to bring your four-legged friend on holiday.

Each of our dog-friendly accommodation options ensures just as much luxury for your pooch as it does for yourselves, with plush beds on offer, gardens to run around in and a few farm friends to encounter.

Pet Friendly Accommodation in Kangaroo Valley and the Southern Highlands

There is a lot on offer in a variety of locations across our region with:



7 Tips to remember for your furry friend

  • Don’t forget it is a strange environment for your dog, they get stressed.
  • Do not allow your pet on any furniture including beds
  • Do not leave your pet on their own
  • Clean up their mess before you leave
  • Respect the local wildlife
  • Bring their bedding with them
  • Ensure treated with flea and tick treatment

Pet-Friendly Areas for the Kangaroo Valley and Southern Highlands

Whilst you enjoy your break away why not take your pooch to the many parks and fabulous walks that the highlands have to offer from the glorious ‘Hoskins walk’ between Bowral and Moss Vale to the laid-back garden on offer at Kangaroo Valley pub. If you’re after something a little more ‘hipster’ check out Artemis Winery outside Mittagong and sit back on your milk crate chair, sip on the amazing wine and munch away on a local produce platter all whilst your pooch enjoys the vines as well!

So, what are you waiting for? Book one of our pet-friendly houses and bring the whole family along for a well-earnt highlands escape.


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