Dog‑friendly places to visit, from both local maps and tourism sources:

Big Brook Dam & Arboretum – A lovely forest walk loop. Dogs allowed on-lead. Note: Dogs not allowed on the swimming beach.

Pemberton Swimming Pool – A scenic natural pool area with shaded forest surrounds. Dogs welcome on-lead for walks around the area.

Pemberton Tramway – Yes! you can take your dog on the historic tram ride through the Karri forest.

Southern Forests Chocolate Company – Dogs allowed outside while you enjoy a treat.

Dog‑Friendly Accommodation Options

If you’re staying overnight, these places welcome dogs:

Pemberton Caravan Park – Dogs allowed. Close to town and forest walks.

The Forest Lodge Resort in Pemberton does allow dogs, in two accommodation types: the 2‑bedroom chalet and the 1‑bedroom cottage.

Pump Hill Farm Cottages (Pemberton) – Not all cottages are dog‑friendly, but some are available on request. Rustic, peaceful, and close to forest walks.

Diamond Forest Farm Stay – Fully pet‑friendly cottages. Great if you want space and a rural setting.

Karri Tree Cottage – Fully pet‑friendly cottage beside old‑growth forest. Pets allowed indoors with approval.

Quinninup Eco Park – dogs allowed, great access to trails

Dog‑Friendly Places to Eat in Pemberton

Here are the venues identified in your area that allow dogs in their outdoor dining areas:

Hidden River Estate – Dog‑friendly winery & restaurant with outdoor seating. Known for local produce, wine tastings, and relaxed outdoor dining.

Chefingos Restaurant at The Forest Lodge Resort – with outdoor areas where dogs are welcome. Peaceful forest setting — great for a relaxed meal.

Treehouse Tapas & Wine Bar – Dogs typically welcome outside, when outside seating available.Great for evening tapas and wine.

Jaspers Bar & Restaurant – Explicitly dog‑friendly to friendly dogs. Seasonal menu, whisky selection, and outdoor seating.

Pemberton Hotel – Alfresco dining area (outdoor tables) Beer garden–style seating when available

Tips for Eating Out With Dogs in Pemberton

Most venues allow dogs only in outdoor areas, so check weather and opening hours.

National parks nearby do not allow dogs, so stick to town or private venues.

Quinninup is a great little spot for visiting with dogs — most of the area is dog‑friendly, especially around the lake, forest trails, and the local tavern.

Picnic by the lake or forest

Visit the Tavern for a meal outdoors

Quinninup With Dogs – Walk the Karri Lake Trail – Stay at a pet‑friendly cottage or the eco‑park – Enjoy an meal at the Quinninup Tavern, sit on the deck overlooking the forest. One reviewer even highlighted it as “dog and kid friendly… beautiful spot in WA”

Northcliffe – Dog‑Friendly Options – Gather & Graze Café (Northcliffe) Outdoor seating suitable for dogs. Great for breakfast, coffee, and light meals.

Northcliffe Hotel & Motor Inn – Dogs welcome in outdoor areas. Classic country pub meals. Good option for lunch or dinner.

Dogs at Understory: Open: Daily, 9 am – 3 pm If your dog enjoys gentle forest walks, the Understory trail is a rare opportunity to share a cultural experience together. The slow pace encourages you to notice details — the curve of a sculpture, the texture of bark, the way light filters through the canopy. Many visitors say their dogs seem to relax into the atmosphere too.

It’s also a great way to stretch legs before or after exploring Northcliffe’s other dog-friendly gems, like the Northcliffe Forest Park, Boorkanup Walk Trail, or the Windy Harbour foreshore (on-lead).

Windy Harbour – If you want to eat with your dogs at Windy Harbour, your best options are: Picnic at the foreshore or a takeaway from Northcliffe and enjoy it by the ocean. Dogs are welcome around the settlement; at the boat ramp; On the beach (on‑lead, and not inside D’Entrecasteaux National Park zones).

Dog‑Friendly Spots in Manjimup

Fonty’s Pool Caravan Park & Chalets – Dogs are welcome at campsites and many chalets (check when booking).

Tall Timbers Manjimup (outdoor areas)

Popular for meals and drinks. Dogs are welcome outside, and the deck is a great spot to relax with your pup.

Manjimup Heritage Park (on-lead) – A large open grounds, shaded paths, and plenty of space to walk your dog. Dogs must stay on lead, but it’s a great exercise spot.

Local Forest Trails (on-lead) Manjimup has multiple forest‑edge walking tracks where dogs are allowed on‑lead. Great for shaded, quiet walks.

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