Experience a sustainable, off-grid escape with your dog in a luxury CABN situated within the iconic Adelaide Hills landscape.
Stay Off-grid With Your Pet in the Hills
Forget leaving your best mate at a kennel or begging the neighbours to drop by with some kibble while you’re away. We know that roughly three-quarters (73%) of Australians have a pet, so why should your Hahndorf getaway be a human-only affair?
A lot of “pet-friendly accommodation” in the Adelaide Hills comes with compromises. “Dogs allowed, but only outside.” “Short stays only.” At CABN, we’ve set up our CABNs so you can bring your “very important pooch” along for the ride with no compromises.
Our pet-friendly accommodations in Hahndorf, Adelaide Hills, are purpose-designed, off-grid cabins where dogs are genuinely factored into the stay. Not tolerated. Not restricted to a corner.
You’re only 25 minutes from the Adelaide CBD, but with 9 architecturally designed CABNs spread across the property, the silence is proper. We’ve spaced each site
about 70 metres apart, which is plenty of room to ensure your pup doesn’t get distracted by the neighbours.
Whether you’re bunking down in a couple’s CABN or bringing the whole brood to a family CABN, it’s all about slowing down. Plus, you’ve got the historic Hahndorf main street just a stone’s throw away for some tasty schnitzel or a local craft brew.
• Location: Hahndorf, Adelaide Hills (-35.014, 138.799)
• Distance: 25 Minutes East | 25km from the CBD
• Weather: 20°C
• 9 CABNs:
◦ 4 x Couple
◦ 4 x Family
◦ 1 x Luxury CABN X
CABN Highlights
• Native wildlife
• Top Wineries
• Historic Towns
• Pubs & Eateries
• Bushwalks Galore
Pet-friendly CABN Accommodations in Adelaide Hills

Hahndorf Couple’s CABN
4 x CABNs | From $315 | Sleeps 2
Tucked away in the gums just minutes from Hahndorf, these are built for pairs (plus your pet) who want to vanish for a weekend. The CABNs are perfect for unwinding, and the decks, for dog naps.

Family CABN
1 x CABN X | From $565 | Sleeps 2
The “fancy” option. You get an outdoor bath for a soak under the stars, plus premium finishes that make this the ultimate Hills indulgence.
Local Experiences
Jurlique Farm Tour
Ever wondered how those fancy creams are made? Head to the Jurlique farm to see the biodynamic process in action across 100-plus acres of hills soil.
‘A Taste of Hahndorf’ E-Bike Tour
Swap the car keys for an e-bike. You’ll cruise a 15 km loop, hitting up cellar doors for a glass of cool-climate Shiraz without breaking a sweat.
3-Day Hahndorf Immersion
We’ve done the legwork for you. This 72-hour guide covers everything from the best morning sourdough to the quietest spots for a sunset bevy.
Exclusive CABN Adelaide Hills Tour
Want the inside word? Wanderlust Willunga takes you to the hidden cheesemakers and boutique sheds that most tourists miss while driving the main road.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is your “pet-friendly” label just marketing, or is my dog actually welcome?
At CABN, your dog is a guest, not restricted to a tiny veranda. Our cabins are designed so your pup can relax inside with you, provided they use their own bed. Plus, with 70 metres of natural buffer between each CABN, your dog won’t be overstimulated by the neighbour’s movement.
How much can I save by bringing my dog instead of using a kennel?
In Adelaide, premium pet boarding typically costs between $65 and $126 per night during peak periods like school holidays. For a three-night weekend, that’s up to $378 gone before you’ve even left the city. Staying at a CABN means that money stays in your pocket for a nice dinner in Hahndorf or a few extra bottles of local Shiraz.
What makes the Adelaide Hills better for dogs than a coastal trip?
Coastal strips can be heat-prone and crowded, which often leads to “leash frustration” for anxious dogs. The Hills offer a much gentler rhythm. The 20-degree shaded forest air keeps paws cool. This naturally helps pets settle faster and sleep more deeply than they would at a noisy caravan park or a busy beach.
Where can we actually go for a walk together nearby?
Along with the native trails surrounding your CABN, you’re close to the Wright Road Dog Park in Stirling for some off-leash socialising. Furthermore, many Hahndorf cellar doors, like Simon Tolley, have dog-friendly decks where your pup can lounge while you enjoy a tasting. Just remember that in national parks, dogs must stay on a lead under two metres to protect the local kangaroos.
What practical steps should I take to keep my dog safe in the scrub?
The Adelaide Hills are beautiful but wild. Always pack a sturdy 5-to-10 metre long-line lead so your dog can explore without disappearing into the bush. Equally important, ensure their flea and tick treatments are up to date before arrival. Since we operate on a “leave no trace” basis, please use biodegradable waste bags to keep the trails clean for the next pair of paws.


