Dog Friendly Accommodation Far North — Pet Friendly Chalets in Kerikeri
Welcome to Kerigold Chalets, offering premium pet friendly accommodation in the Far North for smaller, non-shedding, well-behaved dogs. Our specially designated dog friendly accommodation chalets combine genuine privacy with all the amenities you expect from top-rated Kerikeri accommodation — while making your canine companion genuinely welcome, not merely tolerated.
Set among citrus and avocado trees at 326 Kerikeri Road, our pet friendly chalets in the Far North feature secure fenced grounds so your dog is safely contained, private balustrated decks that double as convenient pet pens, and large orchard walking areas for morning and evening strolls. We're also just 200 metres from a veterinary clinic with after-hours emergency services — delivering real peace of mind throughout your stay in the Bay of Islands.
Why Kerigold is the Far North's Best Dog Friendly Accommodation:
- Secure Fenced Grounds: Fully fenced property — pets safely contained throughout your stay
- Private Balustrated Decks: Each chalet deck can be used as a pet pen with your own gate
- Orchard Walking Areas: Large grassed and treed grounds for walking your dog on-site
- Individual Chalets: Standalone private buildings — no shared walls, less barking triggers
- 200m from a Vet: Emergency veterinary care moments away — open after hours
- $35 per stay fee: One flat fee per dog for your entire stay — no nightly pet surcharges
- Pet Friendly Beaches Nearby: Opito Bay, Matauri Bay, Taupo Bay minutes from your door
- On-Site Hosts: Boutique service from owners who genuinely care about your stay
Pet Policy & Requirements
To ensure the comfort of all guests and maintain our high standards, please read our pet policy carefully before booking. We've designed these rules to make your stay — and your dog's stay — as enjoyable as possible.
Pet Fee: $35 per dog per stay
This one-time flat fee covers additional cleaning regardless of your length of stay. No nightly charges, no hidden fees.
We welcome: Smaller, non-shedding, well-behaved dogs only.
We do not accept: Large breeds (Labradors, Alsatians, Bulldogs, farm dogs), shedding dogs, menacing breeds, dogs requiring muzzling, or cats and other pets. If unsure,
call us at 09 407 3200 before booking.
Pet Rules During Your Stay
- Limited availability: Only selected chalets accept pets — book early to secure one
- Leash required: Dogs must be on a leash held by an adult at all times on our grounds
- Stay with your chalet: Your dog must remain in your designated pet-friendly chalet only
- Clean up required: Owners must immediately remove any mess left by their dogs
- Bring their bed: Dogs are not permitted on furniture — bring your dog's own bed
- No washing pets: Pets must not be washed in our bathrooms
- Protect our linens: Our towels, bath mats, and linen must not be used on pets
- No dogs left alone: If you leave the property, your dog must go with you
- Quiet please: Pets must not disturb other guests
- Additional charges: Excessive shedding, smell, or mess may incur further cleaning fees
Pet Friendly Activities Near Kerigold Chalets
Kerikeri and the Bay of Islands offer outstanding options for exploring with your dog. From pristine beaches to scenic river walks, your furry companion will love discovering Northland.
Dog Friendly Beaches
Opito Bay — sandy beach perfect for dogs to swim and play.
Matauri Bay — stunning white sand with clear water for dog swimming.
Taupo Bay — scenic and ideal for morning walks.
Coopers Beach — long sandy stretch for energetic dogs.
Cable Bay — quieter option for dogs who prefer less crowded spaces.
Walking Trails & Tracks
Kerikeri River Track — scenic 4km riverside walk through native bush (dogs on leash).
Rainbow Falls Track — popular track to a spectacular 27m waterfall.
Fairy Pools Track — shorter walk to beautiful natural pools.
Purerua Peninsula Walkway — coastal track with stunning Bay of Islands views.
Always carry water for your dog, bring waste bags, and keep dogs on-leash on all Department of Conservation tracks. Check local council websites for seasonal beach restrictions.
