While many caravan parks in Australia permit dogs to stay at them, not surprisingly nearly all of them require that dogs stay on a leash in the park. However, at an increasing number of parks, dogs are allowed off-leash in part of the park, namely in their onsite off-leash dog park.
Having a fenced off-leash park onsite means that your can easily allow your dog to enjoy some time off-leash in the evening or morning, especially if they insist they need to be off-leash to do their business. It’s also a handy spot to meet other travelling dog owners and exchange tips.
The next time you’re looking for a dog-friendly caravan park to stay at, consider these dog-friendly caravan parks in Australia with off-leash dog parks. And leave a comment if you know of any more that should be added to the list!
Caravan Parks with Off-Leash Dog Parks in NSW
If you’re looking for a caravan park in NSW with an off-leash dog park, check out these options, listed in alphabetical order.
For more off-leash dog parks in NSW, check out my list of the best fenced dog parks.
Ballina Beach Nature Resort
Dogs are welcome on both sites and in selected accommodation at the pet-friendly Ballina Beach Nature Resort. Onsite is also a large fenced dog park, with a mixture of shady areas and open areas, perfect for a game of fetch.
BIG4 Barham
The BIG4 Barham is located on the northern bank of the Murray River near the border town of Barham. This pet-friendly park allows pets on sites and in selected cabins, plus has an off-leash dog run on one edge of the spacious park, with a water fountain and seating.
BIG4 Opal Holiday Park, Lightning Ridge
The BIG4 Opal Holiday Park in Lightning Ridge is delightfully dog-friendly. Dogs are allowed on sites, as well as in designated Outback Cabins. The park also contains an off-leash dog exercise area and offers dog daycare. Guests also praise the evening bush poet performances and its close location to the artesian baths.
BIG4 Saltwater Yamba
BIG4 Saltwater Yamba is very popular with dog owners, thanks to its policy of welcoming pets year round and ten pet-friendly cabins. The park is also home to a fully fenced off-leash dog park, complete with ramps and tunnels, and even a shelter for supervising humans.
Boomerang Way Tourist Park, Tocumwal
The Bommerang Way Tourist Park is located in Tocumwal, on the NSW side of the Murray River. On the northern side of the park is a long fenced dog run. Pets are welcome most of the year in the park, both on sites and selected cabins. However, make sure you advise the park you’ll be bringing a pet, as the total number are are limited during peak periods due to pets at times outnumbering human guests!
Blayney & Villages Tourist Park, Blayney
The town of Blayney in the NSW Central West is home to a friendly and quiet caravan park, Blayney & Villages Tourist Park. The warm welcome extends to non-barking dogs on powered and unpowered sites, who are also treated to their own fenced off-leash exercise area.
Diamond Waters Caravan Park, Dunbogan
Diamond Waters Caravan Park is located on the banks of the Camden Haven River, a 40 minute drive south of Port Macquarie on the NSW North Coast. Welcoming dogs on sites and in one pet-friendly cabin, the park also has its own off-leash dog park.
Discovery Parks – Forster
Discovery Parks – Forster is an extra pet-friendly caravan park located just north of the twin towns of Forster-Tuncurry. In addition to luxury pet-friendly cabins, there’s plenty of other facilities for pets, including their shady off-leash dog park, now with an extra section just for small dogs. Don’t also miss the Discovery Barks Walk on Sunday mornings.
Double D Caravan Park, Peak Hill
Located about 30 minutes north of Parkes, Peak Hill is an ideal stopover point for those undertaking the long inland drive between Victoria and Queensland. Just as well then that Double D Caravan Park has two off-leash dog parks for your pup to stretch their legs, as well as a dog wash onsite.
Goulburn South Caravan Park
The Goulburn South Caravan Park is a great overnight stop if you’re driving along the Hume Highway with your dog, located just off the highway close to the Big Merino. Pet dogs are welcome on sites, plus in two designated pet-friendly cabins, plus are treated to their own off-leash play area.
Holiday Haven Ulladulla
One of multiple Holiday Haven caravan parks in the Shoalhaven region, Holiday Haven Ulladulla is located on the headland in Ulladulla, just south of Mollymook. Dogs are allowed on sites outside of the peak and shoulder season, with permission from the manager. Your dog will love the fenced off-leash play area for dogs – while not large, it’s grassy and well maintained.
Ingenia Holidays Byron Bay
Ingenia Holidays Byron Bay is located conveniently close to the off-leash Tallow Beach in Byron Bay. But when you don’t want to walk that far (or the access path is flooded), there’s also a small fenced off-leash dog exercise area at the rear of the park. Ask the staff for directions if it’s still not shown on the park map.
Ingenia Holidays Merry Beach
Ingenia Holidays Merry Beach is one of the more dog-friendly caravan parks on the South Coast of NSW. Dogs are allowed year round at the park, both on sites and in selected pet-friendly cabins. Plus there’s a fenced off-leash dog run with agility equipment, perfect as the adjacent beach only allows on-leash dogs.
Lake Wallace Campground, Wallerawang
While not an actual caravan park, the free Lake Wallace Campground near Lithgow impressively has it’s own fenced off-leash dog park. Only self-contained campervans and caravans are permitted to camp, with a 48 hour limit.
Murrurundi Caravan Park
Murrurundi Caravan Park is located in the rural Upper Hunter, about halfway between Mussellbrook and Tamworth. Under new management, one of the newest additions at the friendly, independent park is a fenced areas where dogs are allowed off-leash. Pets are also allowed in one of the lodges onsite.
NRMA Broulee Holiday Park
The beachfront NRMA Broulee Holiday Park to the south of Batemans Bay allows pets on selected sites and in selected cabins. It now allows pets year-round, with no blackout dates. The park is home to an off-leash dog park, adjacent to the main amenities block. There is also a dog wash.
NRMA Dubbo Holiday Park
Whether you’re staying on one of the pet-friendly sites (including their new fenced sites) or in a pet-friendly cabin at NRMA Dubbo Holiday Park, your pup will love having access to the onsite off-leash dog park. The fenced area is located just near the Jumping Pillow.
Pyramid Holiday Park, Tweed Heads
Just south of the Queensland border, the Pyramid Holiday Park is a handy location for a holiday in the sun with your pup. Pets are only allowed on allocated pet ensuite powered sites, not in any villas or cabins, but there is a handy fenced dog park for your pup to burn off energy.
Reflections Holiday Parks Hawks Nest
Reflections Holiday Parks in NSW have a long list of dog-friendly caravan parks, including Reflections Holiday Parks Hawks Nest. As well as pet-friendly cabins, a dog wash and plenty of poop bag dispensers (marked on the map!), there’s also an off-leash dog park near the eastern amenities block.
Reflections Holiday Parks Lennox Head
Another pet-friendly Reflections Holiday Park is Reflections Holiday Parks Lennox Head, which welcomes pets year round, including in selected cabins. They also recently opened a terrific fenced off-leash dog park, complete with agility equipment – the perfect spot for enjoying evening zoomies.
Solitary Islands Marine Park Resort, Wooli
Located on the North Coast of NSW in the small village of Wooli, north of Coffs Harbour, the Solitary Islands Marine Park Resort is great spot to stay at with a dog, although only small and medium dogs under 23kg are permitted. As well as allowing dogs on sites and in selected cabins, there’s also a fenced dog park.
Spicer Caravan Park, Parkes
The Spicer Caravan Park in the country town of Parkes is now home to an off-leash dog park. The fully fenced area is available for exclusive use, with the key available from the park reception between 9:30am and 5:30pm on weekdays, but only from 10:30am on weekends and public holidays.
Note that the off-leash area is not available during the annual Elvis Festival, when it is used as an overflow area. They also have one pet-friendly cabin onsite – the appropriately named “Hound Dog House.”
Tooraweenah Caravan Park
Tooraweenah Caravan Park in northern NSW is located close to the Warrumbungles National Park. Pets are welcome on sites, although not in cabins, with a well-maintained off-leash dog park provided. Enquire directly about dog sitting is available while you visit the national park.
Wellington Riverside Caravan Park
The Wellington Riverside Caravan Park is located on the banks of the Macquarie River, in the town of Wellington, about a 40 minute drive southeast of Dubbo. While dogs are not allowed in cabins, only on sites, there is an enclosed off-leash dog park onsite.
Check out my full list of extra dog-friendly caravan parks in NSW
Caravan Parks with Off-Leash Dog Parks in Northern Territory
Both of these caravan parks in the Northern Territory have an onsite off-leash dog park for dog owners staying at the park.
BIG4 Howards Springs Holiday Park
BIG4 Howards Springs Holiday Park near Darwin allows dogs in half of the park. In the dog-friendly side, indicated by the dog symbols on the park map, there is a dog run area located behind the cabins. Note that only selected Budget Family Cabins are pet-friendly, with pre-approval required. There is also a weight limit for dogs of 15kg during peak season, from May to September.
Coolalinga Tourist Park
A 25 minute drive south of Darwin, Coolalinga Tourist Park offers reasonable prices for a longer stay in the Top End. There’s also a convenient off-leash dog exercise area surrounded by a high fence at the front of the park.
Heritage Caravan Park, Alice Springs
Heritage Caravan Park in Alice Springs is the most popular option for visiting dog owners, thanks to all sites and cabins being pet-friendly. The park is also home to a huge fenced off-leash dog exercise area and a K9000 dog wash.
Noonamah Tourist Park
Pets are welcome on sites at the Noonamah Tourist Park, about 40 minutes south of Darwin. The park has its own fenced off-leash dog exercise area, which has a grassy lawn and is big enough for larger dogs to enjoy a play.
Caravan Parks with Off-Leash Dog Parks in Queensland
When travelling in Queensland, stay at these dog-friendly caravan parks dotted around the state that are home to fenced off-leash dog exercise areas.
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For more off-leash dog parks in Queensland, check out my list of the best fenced dog parks.
BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park
The BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park is a fabulously dog-friendly destination, more so than other parks on the Gold Coast or close to Brisbane. The park is home to pet-friendly sites and cabins, a dog wash and even onsite dog kennels if you’re heading to the nearby theme parks. Plus there’s a huge fenced off-leash dog park.
BIG4 Ingenia Holidays Cairns Coconut Resort
The BIG4 Ingenia Holidays Cairns Coconut Resort is a premier park in Cairns with countless facilities to entertain its young guests (and the young at heart). But furkids haven’t been forgotten, with their own off-leash agility park – conveniently on the far side of the park from the main playground and pool.
Bowen Holiday Park
Bowen Holiday Park is located on the south side of town, and is quite affordable, particularly if you only require an unpowered site. The park now has it’s own fenced off-leash dog exercise area, plus allows dogs in selected cabins.
Cobb & Co Caravan Park, Charleville
The Cobb & Co Caravan Park is located in Charleville, in southwestern Queensland, and claims that it’s the friendliest park in the west with a popular fire pit. Pets are welcome at the park, although probably not in the cabins. There’s an off-leash dog exercise area close to the unpowered bush campsites.
Country Style Caravan Park, near Stanthorpe
The Country Style Caravan Park is located on the outskirts of Stanthorpe, in the Granite Belt region. On the banks of the Severn River, the most popular sites are the riverside sites. Well-behaved pets are allowed on sites, plus in selected holiday units. They also have a new off-leash area for dogs.
Goomeri Caravan & Bush Camp
The Goomeri Caravan & Bush Camp is located 3 hours northwest of Brisbane, just outside the township of Goomeri. A quiet and secluded rustic campground with spacious sites, individual and communal fireplaces and multiple dams for water activities, there is also an off-leash dog park for four-legged guests.
Goondiwindi Holiday Park
The Goondiwindi Holiday Park declares itself to be the most pet-friendly caravan park in Goondiwindi. As well as always welcoming pet dogs, including in selected pet-friendly cabins, they have recently added a small off-leash dog exercise area near the camp kitchen.
Lara Wetlands, near Barcaldine
Lara Wetlands near Barcaldine offers unpowered bush camping surrounding the wetlands on a working cattle station. They have a strict on-leash policy for dogs staying at the campground, but provide a fenced off-leash dog exercise area at the back of the camping area.
Millmerran Village Caravan Park
Millmerran is located roughly half-way between Brisbane and Goondiwindi. The pet-friendly Millmerran Village Caravan Park has an off-leash dog exercise area located down one end of the adjacent lake. I’m just not certain that it’s fenced, as there’s no photos online – take precautions if it’s not.
Mycow Bakers Creek Caravan Park, Mackay
Located on the southern side of Mackay, the Mycow Bakers Creek Caravan Park is ideal for an overnight stop with your dog or a longer stay. In either case, don’t miss making use of their new fenced dog park at the northern side of the park, including seats and a secure entry.
NRMA Treasure Island Holiday Resort, Biggera Waters
One of the only Gold Coast caravan parks with pet-friendly cabins, the NRMA Treasure island Holiday Resort is also home to a fenced dog park. The off-leash dog exercise area is located close to the group of pet-friendly sites and cabins, on the creek side of the resort. The park is also home to four resort-style pools and mini golf.
Poona Palms Holiday Park, Poona
Located on the western shores of the Great Sandy Strait, Poona Palms Holiday Park is ideal for a long weekend getaway from Brisbane or the Sunshine Coast. A quiet and relaxing spot, at the centre of a park is an excellent off-leash dog park, including agility equipment, for energetic dogs to have some supervised fun.
Splitters Farm, near Bundaberg
Splitters Farm near Bundaberg offers onsite accommodation as well as farm tours. They regard themselves as “dog tolerant”, with dogs allowed on sites and in retro vans. Dogs need to be strictly kept on-leash due to the free roaming animals, so there is a fenced off-leash dog exercise area near the Hay Shed.
The Summit 1770, Agnes Water
The Summit 1770 is one of the most dog-friendly places to stay in all of Queensland. As well as pet-friendly cottages and new sites with fenced pens, there’s also two off-leash exercise areas. Choose between the huge off-leash dog park with its own dam, opposite the main amenities block, or head up the hill to the smaller dog run at the sunset viewing spot.
Townsville Tourist Village
Located just off the Bruce Highway on the outskirts of Townsville, the Townsville Tourist Village welcomes well-behaved dogs in their caravan and camping area. There’s also a small dog run down the back of the park, near the chess set.
Check out my full list of extra dog-friendly caravan parks in Queensland
Caravan Parks with Off-Leash Dog Parks in South Australia
South Australia is home to a short but growing list of dog-friendly caravan parks that have onsite off-leash dog parks.
BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks – Port Hughes
The latest caravan park in South Australia that I’ve dug up with an off-leash dog park is the BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks – Port Hughes on the Yorke Peninsula. This beachfront park welcomes pets on selected sites and cabins outside of the Easter and Christmas/New Year periods. The dog run is located at the main area, near the unpowered sites.
Limestone Coast Caravan Park, Mt Gambier
Mt Gambier is home to multiple caravan parks that have off-leash dog parks. The Limestone Coast Tourist Park just east of town has a well-maintained, fully-enclosed dog off-leash area. Pets are welcome both on sites and in the alcoves of One Bedroom Holiday Units.
McLaren Vale Lakeside Caravan Park
The pet-friendly McLaren Vale Lakeside Caravan Park is nestled in the heart of McLaren Vale, 40km south of Adelaide. Pets are welcome on sites plus in two pet-friendly cabins. A small off-leash dog park is provided.
Pine Country Caravan Park, Mt Gambier
Pine Country Caravan Park on the southern side of Mt Gambier is very popular with dog owners thanks to its pet-friendly cabins with their own fenced yards, plus its new fenced site. Also onsite is a large off-leash dog park for all canine guests to enjoy, who are welcome at the park year round.
Kalganyi Holiday Park, Mt Gambier
Recent visitors to Kalganyi Holiday Park on the northern entrance into Mt Gambier have reported that there is an on old tennis court available for dogs to be let off-leash. Pets are permitted on both ensuite and regular powered sites, but not accommodation, with mixed recent reviews.
Whyalla Caravan & Tourist Park
One of the newest dog parks at caravan parks in Australia is at the Whyalla Caravan & Tourist Park. This impressive dog park, dubbed “Off the Leash”, offers dogs a choice between green grass and bark with plenty of agility equipment, plus a shady table and seat for humans. Selected cottages are also now pet-friendly.
Caravan Parks with Off-Leash Dog Parks in Victoria
There’s a long list of caravan parks in Victoria that are home to off-leash dog parks. Choose between these parks dotted around the state.
Benalla Tourist Park
Benalla Tourist Park is located in northeastern Victoria, about a two hour drive north of Melbourne and not far off the Hume Highway. Pet-friendly options include sites, cabins and a motel room. There’s an enclosed dog run along one side of the park and dog wash, with recent guests commenting on the excellent facilities.
Best Friend Retreat, Tarra Valley
Best Friend Retreat is a holiday resort developed just for dog owners in mind. As well as a variety of pet-friendly cabins and fenced sites, the park has not just one but six fenced off-leash dog exercise means, meaning all dogs can have their own off-leash space. One of the areas has agility equipment, while another has a giant ball for dogs to play with.
BIG4 Ballarat Windmill Holiday Park
The BIG4 Ballarat Windmill Caravan Park is an extra dog-friendly caravan park in Victoria. As well as fenced sites and an excellent dog-friendly cabin, the park has a pet-friendly billabong area at the rear of the park, where both humans and dogs can have a splash in a natural setting. This area is fully fenced.
BIG4 Bendigo Marong Holiday Park
The extra-dog-friendly BIG4 Bendigo Marong Holiday Park has plenty of facilities for dogs. As well as year-round dog-friendly sites and cabins (each with a fenced and gated deck), there is also a K9000 dog wash and a fenced off-leash dog park.
BIG4 Borderland Wodonga Holiday Park, Wodonga
If you’re driving along the Hume Highway, an ideal spot to stop is the BIG4 Borderland Wodonga Holiday Park. As well as pet-friendly sites and cabins, the park is also home to a dog run at the rear of the park – perfect for burning off energy after the drive!
Breeze Holiday Parks – Halls Gap
While the Grampian National Park is off limits for dogs, it’s possible to visit and stay in the adjacent town of Halls Gap. I’ve heard multiple reports that the centrally located Breeze Holiday Parks – Halls Gap has a small fenced dog exercise area, although I can’t find any mention or photographs on the website. Dogs are permitted on designated sites and cabins – note that there are two separate areas.
Crystal Brook Tourist Park, Doncaster East
A pet-friendly park on the outskirts of Melbourne, Crystal Brook Tourist Park allows pets on sites plus in selected cabins. There’s also an off-leash dog exercise area with an agility course on the edge of the park.
Eldorado Tourist and Residential Park, near Geelong
Eldorado Tourist and Residential Park is a basic park on the northwestern edge of Geelong. Short term stays are welcome in caravans and campervans, but not in tents. Up to two dogs are permitted per site, but no large dogs unless permission is granted. There is a large fenced off-leash dog exercise at the park.
Forrest Holiday Park
Forrest Holiday Park is a great dog-friendly place to stay in the Otway Ranges. There’s plenty to do in the surrounding area, plus there’s a fenced off-leash dog park onsite for pups to enjoy. Pets are allowed year-round on sites and in their pet-friendly cabins with fenced yards.
Gum Tree Caravan Park, Port Fairy
Whether you’re driving along the Great Ocean Road with your dog or enjoying a stay in scenic Port Fairy, consider staying at the Gum Tree Caravan Park. The parks has a range of pet-friendly cabins and welcomes pets year round, plus there’s an off-leash area and playground just for pups.
Heathcote Queen Meadow Caravan Park
Pets are welcome year round on pet-friendly sites at the Heathcote Queen Meadow Caravan Park, just a 100 minute drive north of Melbourne. And while staying at the park, don’t miss Charlie’s Park, their own off-leash dog park. The first rule of the park is “Be cool and have fun”!
Horsham Riverside Caravan Park
The Horsham Riverside Caravan Park advertises itself as the best pet-friendly accommodation in Horsham. Pets are allowed on all sites plus inside designated cabins (and on the verandah of other cabins). There is a small off-leash area inside the park, plus it’s well placed for riverside walks with your pup.
Lakes Bushland Caravan & Lifestyle Park, Nicholson
The Lakes Bushland Caravan & Lifestyle Park is located Nicholson in East Gippsland, surrounded by bushland. Dogs only (no cats) are welcome on powered and unpowered sites, plus in selected cabins. There is a dog exercise area close to the park entrance and tennis court.
Montana on the Macalister Caravan Park & Campground, Glenmaggie
For a peaceful, riverside campground in Central Gippsland, make a booking at the Montana on the Macalister Caravan Park & Campground. Dogs are welcome year round, though there is a limit of one per site and total numbers may be limited during peak periods. An off-leash exercise area is provided, plus dogs can swim in the river off-leash.
NRMA Bairnsdale Riverside Holiday Park
The NRMA Bairnsdale Riverside Holiday Park in East Gippsland welcomes up to two pets (dogs, cats and birds) on sites and in selected cabins. To keep your pup entertained, there’s an off-leash area complete with its own toy library. Direct bookings are essential.
Kerang Caravan Park, Kerang
The Kerang Caravan Park in northern Victoria is pet-friendly year round. As well as pet-friendly cabins and sites, they also have a fenced off-leash dog park, the “Doggie Playground”.
Portland Tourist Park, Portland
Portland Tourist Park in western Victoria has an off-leash dog run along one side of the park. Pets are allowed on sites and in selected cabins, although peak period restrictions apply – contact the park directly to confirm details.
Prime Pet-Friendly Tourist Park, Lakes Entrance
One of the most pet-friendly caravan parks in Victoria, Prime Pet-Friendly Tourist Park at Lakes Entrance is also the first child-free caravan park in Victoria. At first glance it looks like they still have a children’s playground, but instead the fenced area has been converted into an off-leash dog run. Also on site are pet-friendly cabins and cottages, plus glamping tents are coming soon.
Rich River Tourist Park, Echuca
Echuca on the banks of the Murray is one of the most dog-friendly towns in all of Victoria. And the perfect place to stay with your dog on the Victorian side of the river is at the Rich River Tourist Park. Welcoming pets year round, including in Standard and Deluxe Cabins, the park also has its own off-leash area, plus a dog wash.
Wangaratta Caravan Park
The Wangaratta Caravan Park is located on the edge of Wangaratta, with many other popular tourist destinations just a short drive away. As well as a new swimming pool, the park also has an enclosed dog playground. Note that pets are only permitted on caravan sites.
Yarrawonga Riverlands Tourist Park
Further upstream along the Murray you’ll find the Yarrawonga Riverlands Tourist Park. With all sites pet-friendly and a selection of pet-friendly cabins, dogs can enjoy some off-leash fun in the onsite dog park, with its colourful agility equipment.
Caravan Parks with Off-Leash Dog Parks in Western Australia
If you’re travelling in Western Australia with your dog, consider staying at one of these caravan parks with their own onsite dog parks.
Big Valley Campsite, Margaret River
Make a booking to camp at Big Valley Campsite, a family-owned sheep farm 10-minutes southeast of Margaret River. There’s a fully fenced off-leash dog park at the campground, plus there’s plenty of walks that you can do on the property with your dog.
Broome’s Gateway Pet Friendly Caravan Park & Lodge
Located 20 minutes east of town, originally the only pet-friendly caravan park in Broome was Broome’s Gateway Pet Friendly Caravan Park & Lodge. The park still has plenty of pet-friendly facilities compared to the other parks in town, including a pet-friendly lodge, dog baths, day kennels, pet sitting and a fenced off-leash dog exercise area.
Crystal Brook Caravan Park, Perth
Crystal Brook Caravan Park is located on the eastern edge of Perth in semi-rural Orange Grove. Onsite is a large dog run area. Note however, that there is a size limit of 10kg for dogs, plus dogs are not allowed inside any cabins.
Kingsway Tourist Park – Perth, Madeley
The Kingsway Tourist Park is located in Perth’s north, in the suburb of Madeley. Dogs are treated to their own off-leash dog exercise area. Note that dogs are only allowed on sites, with fees potenitally applying, and reviews for the park are mixed.
Southern Stars Holiday Park, Dunsborough
Pets are positively encouraged to join you on holiday at Southern Stars Holiday Park, located just outside of Dunsborough in southern WA. As well as large fenced powered and unpowered sites, there’s also a large off-leash dog exercise area for the enjoyment of all holidaying pooches. The facilities for humans from the camp kitchen to the amenities are also new and top-notch.
Tom Price Tourist Park, Tom Price
The only caravan park in Tom Price, the Tom Price Tourist Park allows pets on caravan and camping sites. Although visitors report the grass is not always green, at least there’s a fenced off area where you can let your dog off-leash.
Town Caravan Park, Kununurra
If visiting the northern town of Kununurra, the most pet-friendly caravan park is the Town Caravan Park. Onsite is a small dog play pen, plus a pet sitter is also available at the park during the peak season.
Discovery Parks – Carnarvon, Carnarvon
Discovery Parks – Carnarvon (previously Wintersun Caravan & Tourist Park) is the ideal spot to spend a night or longer while heading north in Western Australia with your dog. As well as pet-friendly sites and cabins, this caravan park in Carnarvon has a fenced off-leash area at the rear of the park.
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About the Author
Shandos Cleaver is the founder of Travelnuity: Dog-Friendly Travel. She has travelled extensively with her Miniature Dachshund, Schnitzel, including to 33 countries across Europe, every state and territory of Australia except Tasmania, and 10 of the United States. She’s passionate about providing inspiration and information to others wanting to travel with their dogs, whether close to home or internationally.