Sevenhill Hotel is an ideal dog friendly country pub in the heart of the Clare Valley. The dog friendly pub dishes up hearty meals

The area is a large campground with trees for shade located on the northern edge of Smythesdale. The dog friendly site offers basic facilities

Dog friendly Grumpy Bean Café is committed to providing you a range of freshly-prepared and tasty breakfast, lunch and dessert alternatives and supports animal

Artemis wines is a family run dog friendly winery situated in the Southern Highlands of NSW. Dogs are welcome to join you for a

The North Gardens dog friendly Camping and Picnic Ground has scattered campsites available on a first come first served basis, with fire places, picnic

It’s a comfortable and scenic 90-minute drive south from Hobart to Tahune, one of southern Tasmania’s must-see dog friendly attractions. At Tahune Forest Adventures

Dog friendly pub Scottish Arms is a great hidden gem in the Southern Highlands. It’s stunning recently renovated Scotland Yard Beer Garden is dog

Dog friendly camping on the edge of Wooroonook Lakes with showers and flushing toilets. Brake drum fireplaces, and numerous picnic tables.

A family-owned cafe in Yungaburra, a rural town in the Tablelands, serving delicious breakfast and lunch options, coffee, plus delicious cakes and slices. There

Royal Hotel is a family run dog friendly pub in the heart of Bowral. Dogs are allowed to join you at the beer garden

The vegan-friendly and dog-friendly winery opened its cellar doors in December 2003 to offer a seasonal variety of boutique fruit flower and herb wines

Formerly known as Wicks Park Cafe, dog friendly Double Roasters has a beautiful outside garden area out the back of the café offering a

Royal Park is a 24 dog park in the City of Melbourne The City of Melbourne requires dogs to be leashed in all public

This bustling and dog friendly cafe is loved among locals for a morning fix of award-winning Campos Superior Blend coffee, sourced from an ethically-minded

Concrete Boots Bar is a pawfect dog friendly hang out in Richmond.  There was a time when some unlucky locals found themselves sporting a

Beer DeLuxe is a dog friendly bar specialised on wide range of tasty brews from around the world. Whether you’re after a casual dining

Operating since 1993, Reilly’s specialise in producing premium red and white wines sourced from their estate vineyards in the Clare Valley. The name Reillys

Popular with walkers, joggers and dog owners, Ballin Park is an attractive open recreation corridor located between Ballin Drive and Amanda Drive. It features

Culburra beach is a long stretch of soft white sand and clear waters. As it is facing the open ocean it gets windy quite

This dog friendly winery specialises in producing high quality wines from non-traditional varieties, such as Petit Manseng, Durif, Tempranillo and Touriga Nacional. They excel

The park’s southern fenced area is available to off-leash dogs.

Stone and Wood is synonymous with Byron Bay, and so a visit to their brewery is a must if you’re into the amber nectar.

Off-leash dogs are only permitted in the area immediately north of Alderley Street and south of the City Golf Club.

Dogs are permitted off-leash in this dog agility park but must remain under effective control at all times by a person over the age

The Burra Brewing Co. is a dog friendly microbrewery located in the beautiful rolling hills of Korumburra, the gateway to South Gippsland. Try a

Bouzy Rouge has a  fully covered dog friendly courtyard, pawfect for sit back and relax with your pooch. There’s zebra fabric by Ralph Lauren,

The Newmarket Hotel is a dog friendly pub in Mascot/ Rosebery and is known for the best pizza, great service & atmosphere and easy

Dog friendly Matilda Bay is Australia’s original craft brewery, founded in 1983. Come and visit our new sustainable brewery in the Yarra Valley, serving fresh draught beer straight

On the banks of the Shoalhaven River in North Nowra (access from Yurunga Drive) is dog friendly hiking track, The Grotto. Whilst access to

There are two off leash areas on Bramston Beach. One commences 100 metres south of the stinger net and extends to the southern end