Plan your Pet-Friendly Getaway

Exploring the Southern Forests with your four-legged friend? Pemberton and the surrounding areas offer some great spots where you can bring your dog along for the adventure. Remember, dogs must be kept on a leash at all times to ensure they stay safe and respect the local environment.

Here’s a list of dog-friendly places around Pemberton:

• Big Brook Dam and Big Brook Arboretum – Enjoy a lovely walk with your dog, but note that dogs are not allowed on the swimming beach at the Dam.
• Pemberton Swimming Pool – A scenic spot where you can take your dog for a stroll.
• Pemberton Tramway – You and your furry friend can take in the views of the forest together on this historic tram.
• Southern Forests Chocolate Company – Stop by for a treat and relax outside with your dog.
• Crossings Bakery and local cafés – Many local spots allow dogs to sit outside with you as you enjoy a meal or coffee.
• Hidden River Estate – Dogs are welcome on a leash while you enjoy the vineyard and restaurant.
• 100 Year Forest – Perfect for a walk with your dog.
• Windy Harbour Beach – Dogs are allowed east of the boat ramp to the D’Entrecasteaux National Park boundary.
• Windy Harbour Settlement – Enjoy a peaceful time, but note that dogs are not allowed in the camping ground.
• Northcliffe Forest Park, Brockman Sawpits, Moons Crossing, Quinninup Walk Trails – Great for walking with your dog in nature.

If you’re looking for a place to stay with your dog, here are some options:

• Karri Valley Hideaway Cottages
• Big Brook Arboretum Campground – Dogs are welcome on a leash.
• Pemberton Caravan Park – Dogs are allowed except during long weekends and school holidays (9776 1500).
• Fonty’s Pool Camping Ground (Manjimup) – 9771 2105
• Northcliffe Bush Camp – 9776 7127
• Diamond Forest Cottages – 9772 3170
• Quinninup Tourist Park – 9773 1329
• Rest Point Holiday Village (Walpole) – 9840 1032
• Peaceful Bay Caravan Park (Walpole) – 9840 8060
• One Tree Bridge Chalets (Donnelly River) – 9777 1196

With these options, you can plan a fun and relaxing holiday with your furry companion. Remember to clean up behind them and always be respectful of the natural environment and other visitors by keeping your dog under control.