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Who says you can't bring your four-legged family members along when you're going camping or for a weekend away? We've done the legwork for you and compiled a list of the best dog-friendly campgrounds across Queensland. Families with dogs in tow can rest easy knowing that dog-friendly camping options abound in Queensland. You can find a camping ground to suit your needs, whether you're looking for a quiet retreat in the woods or a beachside getaway. If you're planning to take your pet on a road trip, here's a quick checklist of things to remember:
Our top picks for dog-friendly camping spots in Queensland are listed below in no particular order, so find the one that suits you and plan your next trip with your pup!
Sandy Creek Camping is the place to go if you want peace and quiet. The hills behind Kilcoy are home to this small, family-run campground. It's possible to bike or walk through nearly 500 acres of undeveloped land where you'll see a wide variety of birds and wildlife. Tents, caravans, and motorhomes are all welcome on the spacious campsites. Toilets and hot showers are available, despite the lack of electricity. They allow dogs, but they must be kept under control at all times.
Boreen Point Campground, on the shores of Noosa River's largest lake, Lake Cootharaba, is just 30 minutes north of Noosa. Natural bushland surrounds the campgrounds, where you can pitch your tent or park your van while taking in stunning views of water. A dog application form can be found on Boreen Point's website if you'd like to bring your pet along for the ride. Camping options include 8 powered and multiple unpowered sites in the bush or on the sand foreshore near the nice beach. Campground amenities include hot showers, toilets, drinking water, a camp kitchen, BBQs, laundry, and even a campfire. A good general store and a family-friendly pub can both be found within walking distance as well. Boreen Point is a great option for those seeking a peaceful retreat with a wide range of things to do close by. Campers at Boreen Point can enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, and kayaking in the area's waters. If you don't have your own, you can rent kayaks and SUPs from the campground or bring your own. A variety of hiking trails can be found nearby as well. Caravan and motorhome campers may bring their dogs, but they must be on a leash at all times and must have their pets approved prior to their arrival. It is the responsibility of dog owners to clean up after their pets and dispose of their waste in a proper manner. In the camp kitchen and amenities, pets are prohibited. So plan your trip around peak periods like Christmas and Easter and September school vacations when pets aren't allowed.
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At Imbil Camping Retreat, you have complete freedom to do as little or as much as you want. It's a great spot for swimming, kayaking, or casting a line to see if you get any takes. The 12-acre Imbil Camping Retreat sits next to Yabba Creek, where you can go exploring or relax and take it all in. Tent and caravan campers can choose between electric and non-electric sites. Among the amenities available are a camp kitchen, bathrooms with hot water, fire pits, and even a playground. They have dog-friendly campsites, but they must be kept under control at all times.
Imbil's Borumba Deer Park is a unique camping area that sits on the Yabba Creek. Swimming, fishing, and kayaking are just a few of the activities available in this area, as well as a chance to say hello to a few deer. Borumba Dam, just down the creek, has waterskiing and jet-boating for those looking for a little more excitement. But what's even better? Bring your dog along for all the fun if you pay a small fee. This dog-friendly campground owned and operated by a family is a wonderful place to relax and spend time with loved ones.
Every campsite at Gordon Country has its own acreage so you won't be cramped at all. We recommend this location for those seeking a technology-free weekend because there is no phone or internet reception. There are a wide variety of campsites to choose from. Septic toilets are available at some locations while hot showers are available at others. There are even places that have electricity available for those who need it. In addition, there are cabins and glamping.
This eco-tourism camping spot is spread over 4000 acres, so you'll have plenty of room to spread out. All of the campsites are given a few acres of land to themselves. Swimming and 4WD trails are available, as well as beautiful hiking and mountain views. Relax by a fire pit with your dog or horse and enjoy a digital detox! Dogs are welcome at Gordon Country Campgrounds, but there are some rules. In the glamping tents, cabins, or any furniture on the decks, dogs are not permitted. Restraints must also be put in place to keep dogs under control at all times and at night. All required vaccinations must also be current.
Inskip Peninsula Recreation Area features white sand and clear blue waters which has made it a popular destination for both humans and their four-legged friends. Rainbow Beach, Tin Can Bay, and Fraser Island are all within a few minutes' drive or a short drive from the resort. Some of the campgrounds at Inskip are better suited to 4WD vehicles than others, but securing a site is a game of "first in, best dressed" because this place gets busy quickly.
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Are you a nature addict? ...then you'll enjoy this little gem. The Glastonbury Creek camping area is located in Brooyar State Forest, which is just west of Gympie. Camping in the middle of the rainforest, you can get out and explore on foot, spotting birds and other wildlife, while listening to the sounds of babbling rainforest brooks and panoramic views. To be honest, it's pretty amazing. Make sure you keep your pets under control and on a leash while you're there.
Goomburra Valley Campground is a standout of Australian bush camping, complete with lush grassy areas where you can set up your tent in the shade of towering gum trees, a tranquil creek where you can go fishing or yabbying, and, of course, showers and toilets so you don't have to go full-on Survivor. Dogs are welcome, but they must be requested in advance, so be sure to go through the proper channels before making a reservation in order to avoid disappointment. For the dogs, there are plenty of off-leash options at Goomburra Valley Campgrounds to explore. Families with dogs are required to pay a bond, which is refunded upon departure. Don't forget to bring along your vaccination certificates when you visit. Keep your pets on a leash or harness and clean up any dog waste after you arrive.
Kirra Beach is just a short walk away from this laid-back caravan park. Currumbin's Elephant Rock, less than ten minutes away, offers breathtaking views. Camp kitchens, a playground, and a swimming pool are among the facilities available. As one of the few dog-friendly caravan parks on the Gold Coast, Kirra Beach Tourist Park is an excellent choice for a family vacation. Campsites and pet-friendly camping cabins can both be found at this location. There are designated dog-friendly areas, as well as a large grassy parkland adjacent to the park. If you want to take your dog on vacation with you, you'll have to fill out an application and keep them on a leash and away from the resort's amenities.
One hour north of Cooktown is Elim Beach Campground. This is a great place to pitch a tent right on the beach with your dog and enjoy some rest and relaxation on the sand. Fishing is excellent, and the water is crystal clear for a refreshing swim. Kitesurfing is also available, as well as a variety of photo opportunities.
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Charlotte Plains is a family-owned and operated sheep station near Cunnamulla, Queensland. The historic woolshed, where thousands of sheep are shorn, provides an authentic outback experience. Shearers quarters and campgrounds are both available on the artesian basin. You can take a dip in the outdoor baths, tour the historic sheep station, or catch a glimpse of some birds while you're there. This is a picturesque vacation you’ll definitely remember with your dog.
This tranquil haven is nestled between Mudjimba Surf Beach and the Maroochy River in serene surroundings. Fishing and walking and biking trails are available in the area and you can stay in unpowered sites or cabins at Mudjimba Beach Holiday Park. Guests can enjoy the on-site pool and the beach, which is about 200 metres away. For dog-friendly camping on the Sunshine Coast, this place is right for you. To apply, you'll need to fill out a form specifically for dogs, which you'll find on their website.
From this vantage point on Golden Beach, you can see all the way to Pumistone Passage. It's the ideal location for a stroll, a dip in the ocean, or a fishing trip on the jetty. You're only a short drive from the centre of Caloundra, where you'll find a wide variety of dining options and tourist attractions. Additionally, Military Jetty Caravan Park provides a variety of lodging options, such as camping grounds and log cabins.
Barambah Bush Caravan and Camping Park in Murgon is a great option if you're looking for a place to park the caravan because of the large amount of land it offers. If you're planning a camping trip to this 200-acre property, you'll be sharing it with a variety of native birds and animals that call it their home. If you prefer to stay active while camping, you can play a round of bush golf on the property's nine-hole course, which is also a great place to relax. For dogs, you'll need to book a caravan or camping site at the property, even though cabins are available.
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The Sunshine Coast Hinterland's Kookaburra Park is a 75-acre boutique lodging, activities, and animal park. During your visit, you'll have the opportunity to feed the deer, meet the pigs, chickens, and guinea pigs at the park. Spend an afternoon exploring the Bunya Nut pines and ascending the ridge on the 2.4-kilometer return Jurassic trail. A breathtaking view of the Mary Valley awaits those who make it to the top of the mountain. Play some games on the lawn or take a dip in the Mary River. If you reserve a bunkhouse cabin, you can bring your dog along, and there are also pet-friendly campsites at Kookaburra Park, where you can cool off in the Mary River. Dogs that could be a nuisance to other guests should be kept on a leash. Also, they need to avoid the feeding area for the deer, and the property owners are requesting that dogs stay off the trails to encourage the local fauna to remain.
Bigriggen, a 100-acre oasis bordered by the Logan River and the Burnett Creek, is a haven for nature lovers. Swimming, fishing, nature exploration, and biking are just a few of the many things you can do there. With its proximity to national park, this campground is ideal for those who like to go bushwalking. Powered campsites are available for all types of vehicles, from tents to RVs. The restrooms are free, but the hot showers will cost you $1, so make sure you have some spare change. The open fire pits are a great place to have a campfire at night. Some restrictions apply to Bigriggen Park's dog-friendly camping option. As an example, dogs are allowed in the park at the discretion of the manager. Pets must be kept under control and on a leash at all times while camping at the campground. Owners are responsible for picking up and properly disposing of animal waste. The Bigriggen Park website has a complete list of rules and regulations for guests bringing their pets.
Is your dog as enamoured with the boatlife as you are? Campers at Caliguel Lagoon Campground near Condamine can enjopy lake like with their pup. Bring your own boat or kayak and take a tour of the lagoon with your canine companion. This free campground in the woods has bathrooms, showers, and a wood-burning barbeque, making it ideal for a relaxing summer vacation. Located on the shores of Caliguel Lagoon, this is a fantastic free campground. There is plenty of room for a caravan to be parked here, as well as a few grassy camping spots. A disabled/baby change room and an outdoor shower are included in the toilet block.
Visit Wondai Showgrounds and set up camp near the action in one of their powered or non-powered sites. Wondai Showgrounds is located about 30 minutes north of Kingaroy in the South Burnett Region, which is known for its natural beauty. Make sure to bring your dog's favourite toy, a tennis ball, when you visit the local park. Dogs must always be on a leash when staying at the campgrounds.
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Bluff Creek is a stunning campground in Kenilworth. This 100-acre property has a campground right on the beautiful Mary River, making it the ideal location for those seeking solitude in the woods. You can go kayaking and swimming in the river as well as biking, fishing, hiking, and exploring the local town. Here, you'll only find large, open, unpowered campsites; there are no powered ones at all. Hot showers, toilets, laundry, a camp kitchen, BBQs, and open fires are all available at the campground. In addition, dogs are welcome at Bluff Creek. The Bluff Creek Campground is located just 50 minutes from the Sunshine Coast, and is a great option for pet-friendly camping around the Sunshine Coast. The campground is just a short walk from Kenilworth's numerous restaurants, making it the perfect location for a vacation.
If you're looking for a dog-friendly campground in Queensland, Kenilworth Camping has you covered. An idyllic dairy farm provides the perfect backdrop for this family-friendly campground. Swimming, kayaking, and biking are all options, as is simply relaxing with your pet companions and taking in the scenery. Tours of the dairy farm, which will include feeding baby calves and showing them how milk is made, are also available. You can learn more about Kenilworth Camping and make reservations by visiting their official website.
Mission Beach is a small town in the far north of the state of Queensland, Australia. This is a great place to spend the night because it's right in the middle of Mission Beach township and only 100 metres from the town's world-famous beach. Options for camping include both powered and unpowered sites, a fully-equipped kitchen, a freshwater pool and a toddler's pool as well as a playground, and amenities. Dunk Island and Paronella Park are just a few of the nearby attractions. Pets are welcome upon request and approval prior to arrival.
Emu Park, a sleepy seaside hamlet, has this holiday spot right on the sand. The location is ideal for a paw-fect vacation for both you and your dog. Fisherman’s Beach Holiday Park is close to the Keppel Bay Islands and the Capricorn Coast. The cabins are pet-friendly and include a separate fenced-in area for your dog to run around unrestrained, as well as pet beds. Dogs must be kept on a leash while staying in a dog-friendly campsite or cabin at the holiday park. A dog beach is only a short walk away from the lodging.
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In Killarney, close to the national park and the Queen Mary Falls, is a great dog-friendly bush retreat. The Queen Mary Falls Caravan Park is located right on the edge of the Scenic Rim, which provides stunning views and access to the surrounding area. Hand-feeding parrots, bushwalking, and 4WDing are all options at Queen Mary Falls Caravan Park. A great place to visit year-round is the 40 metre drop falls. Carrs Lookout is just a short drive away from the flora and fauna reserve, where you can take in a breathtaking view of the surrounding area. If you bring your dog, it must be on a leash, and a vaccination certificate is required. There are no televisions in the cabins, and mobile phone reception is limited, so you can get away from the modern world. Make a weekend of it by staying at the park and taking a scenic drive to the nearby wineries.
The drive to the Amamoor Creek campground, nestled amongst groves of iron barks and blue gums, is as picturesque as the campground itself. The campground is located in the Amamoor State Forest, which provides a peaceful, secluded setting and clear night sky views that will inspire your inner astronomer. In addition to basic services like a wood-fired BBQ and trail bike paths, the area offers lush greenery for strolls and the promise of seeing plenty of local wildlife in the forest or along the creek. Keep your dog on a leash at all times. The Amamoor Creek Camping Area is about an hour's drive from the Sunshine Coast, and offers dog-friendly camping in Queensland not far from the city. Tents, caravans, trailers, camper vans, motor homes, and buses are all welcome in the campgrounds.
No matter if you're staying in a motorhome or a tent, the Atherton Holiday Park in far north Queensland is a great place to find pet-friendly camping. BBQ areas, a swimming pool, wireless internet, a laundry, and other conveniences are all available on the property, ensuring guests have everything they need for a pleasant stay. The Seven Sisters can be seen clearly from Atherton Holiday Park's charming rural farmland setting. There is plenty of room for everyone to spread out, relax, and enjoy the beautiful tropical gardens and a variety of birds. Pets can stay upon application, if their owners are travelling in a motorhome, campervan, or both.
Flinders Beach on North Stradbroke Island is the tropical island vacation you've always wished for, but without the hefty resort charges. You can watch the sun go down while your dog runs around in the sand dunes at one of these twelve beachfront camping spots hidden in the dunes. This is the kind of vacation you'll remember for years to come. Bushwalking, fishing, whale watching, wildlife interactions, and surf beaches are just a few of the nearby attractions that are sure to keep guests entertained for the duration of their stay. The camping grounds at Minjerribah Camping also have restrooms. The foreshore camping areas at Flinders Beach and Main Beach allow you to bring your dog along with you if you can't bear to leave them behind. To get to these camping spots, you'll need a four-wheel-drive vehicle. A maximum of two dogs are permitted per campsite. You simply need to reserve additional campsites if you plan to bring more than two dogs. Keeping your dog on a leash and under control at all times may be preferable to leaving him or her at home. At no time should your dog be left unattended. On the island, there are two places where dogs are allowed to run free; at the beach between Rocky Point and Rocky Headland in front of Point Lookout Hotel and at Dunwich's Skatebowl Park.
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Esk is a popular destination for Brisbane residents who want to get away from the city for a few days. Esk, a quaint little town near Lake Wivenhoe and Lake Somerset, checks all the boxes when it comes to lakeside living. For the more modern travelling, it has a thriving creative scene and boutique industry, as well as breathtaking views that will satisfy any desire for the perfect Instagram photo. At the Esk Caravan Park, you'll find an abundance of wildlife (including koalas), as well as a creek and trees that are perfect for reading near. The best part, on the other hand, is... You can enjoy a peaceful nature nap with your dog by your side if he or she is well-behaved. Pet-friendly lodging options abound, including cabins, motels, and other types of lodging. Pet owners should be aware of a few restrictions. There is a maximum of two pets per caravan site that must be approved by management. For a complete list of rules and regulations, visit Esk Caravan Park's official website.
The 40, 000-acre Marchioness property can be found in the foothills of Mount Perry, about an hour and a half's drive from Bundaberg. The beautiful Marchioness farmstay, the animals, the local Burnett region are all reasons why you should stay. Whether you stay for a few days or a few weeks, and whether you choose to stay in the comfortable rooms or pitch a tent on the 40, 000 acres you will have a ball at Marchioness.
This one may require a longer drive than the others, but we're confident you'll find it well worth the effort. Murphy's Creek Escape is a beautiful camping spot nestled on the banks of murmuring Murphy's Creek in the Upper Lockyer Valley, just outside Toowoomba. Imagine a natural bushland, a clear night sky, an inland sandy beach, and a plethora of adventure activities. Murphy's Creek has a flying fox, rope courses, archery, abseiling, and mountain biking trails for those times when you just want to relax and unwind. Dogs on a leash are welcome, so bring the whole family along for a relaxing afternoon by the creek.
For those who want to bring their pets along on their vacation to Brisbane,Yarraman Caravan Park offers dog-friendly camping at the discretionof management. Pets, for example, must be kept on a leash and under control at all times, with their droppings cleaned up by their owners, and they cannot be left unattended in the grounds. Visit the Yarraman Caravan Park's website to learn more about the campground's rules and regulations. The campgrounds provide a relaxing escape from the city. You can eat in or go out to a local pub or cafe since all cabins are equipped with kitchens. Yarraman is a slice of heaven with a variety of lodging options, a swimming pool, a camp kitchen, and other amenities. Yarraman is 30mins from Kingaroy, 1.5 hours from Toowoomba, 2 hours from Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast and 3 hours from the Gold Coast.
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In the shadow of Mt Barney, Flanagan Reserve Campground sits on 100 acres of land along the Logan River. They encourage catch and release fishing, and bring your togs if you want to go swimming. Wildlife and birds are also plentiful to keep the kids occupied. Even when swimming in the creek, dogs must be on a leash in this pet-friendly campground. The campsite is located in the foothills of Mt. Barney National Park and is surrounded by endless opportunities for hiking, eating, and drinking. There are some restrictions on bringing your dog, so make sure it's well-behaved before you leave for your weekend getaway.
A 20-minute drive from your campsite will get you a cup of freshly brewed barista coffee. At Bowenville Reserve in Wainui, you can enjoy a peaceful, nature experience sity stays limited to 7 days. A mere 30 kilometres from Dalby, you can enjoy a peaceful night's sleep in a nature reserve while still having access to all the conveniences of modern life. Bring your fishing gear and see if you can get a bite at this well-known spot in the area.
Blue Topaz Caravan Park is the place to go if you want to have a great time camping. Combine your next camping trip with a taste of the best red, white, rose, and sparkling wines from the Granite Belt region of Queensland. Pet-friendly wineries abound, so you can bring your four-legged friend along for the journey; just remember to pack a warm coat for them if you're going during the cooler months. To make the most of your next camping trip, choose between an electrically powered or unpowered site. Don’t worry about cooking when you can feast in the Blue Topaz Diner – we recommend the loaded fries!
Set up camp at Glendon Camping Ground for a camping vacay on a 1600-acre property where you can go bird watching, gold panning, motorbike riding and more. It's just 38 kilometres from Warwick, so you can combine an outdoor adventure with a tour of this Southern Queensland town's history. Lay out a camping chair along Thanes Creek if you'd like to unwind. There is plenty of space for you and your dog to set up camp, with both powered and unpowered sites available, as well as cabins. Sun Chan Dam is stocked with yellow belly, silver perch, catfish and more. The Glendon Camping staff can answer any questions you may have about fishing privileges. There are a plethora of bushwalking trails to choose from in Glendon's 2500 acres, making it a great place to go for a walk.
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Ingenia Holidays Noosa North is a great place to get a taste of the Sunshine Coast's tropics. The grounds of the holiday park contain everything you need for an action-packed family vacation, including a heated swimming pool, a kid's wading pool, a playground, table tennis, and a pool table. Close to the Noosa River, this is a pleasant, dog-friendly accommodation option near the Sunshine Coast.
A gem tucked away from the hustle and bustle of city life lies on the edge of the Mt Mee state forest. Only 75 minutes from Brisbane, the Neurum Creek Bush Retreat is a lush oasis. Camping at the Neerum Creek Bush Retreat, which borders the D'Aguilar National Park, means you'll have access to some of the most picturesque spots around. Bring your swimming gear and a kayak to explore Neerum Creek's natural beauty. Toilets and showers are available, as well as a small camp store. They allow pets, but they must be kept on a leash at all times. Take your dog for a walk in the woods, play in the creek, or bring a canoe. When the holidays roll around, the Neurum Creek Bush Retreat puts on special events for the whole family, including furry ones. After you've had your fill of tanning under the shade of a tree, take a day trip to the nearby towns of Kilcoy or Woodford.
The Pumicestone Passage is less than a mile away from Golden Beach Holiday Park. This holiday park is where you can go fishing, kayaking, biking, or just enjoy your time relaxing. There are bathrooms, hot showers, a camp kitchen, and a swimming pool at the campground. They offer a wide variety of lodging options, from tents to RVs to units. A one-minute walk from the beach and a pet-friendly camping option make this a great option for those looking for dog-friendly beach camping. However, dogs must be kept on a leash at all times.
Campers who have never gone camping before will love Kingaroy Holiday Park. Do you prefer to sleep in a room with four walls while still being able to bring your pet along? Enjoy the conveniences of home (such as a laundry room and fully-stocked kitchen) while camping for the first time at Kingaroy Holiday Park. A salt-water swimming pool is available for those planning a trip during the summer months. The Sunshine Coast, Toowoomba, Bundaberg, and Brisbane are all within a 3-hour drive of Kingaroy Holiday Park in the South Burnett region. Have fun hiking and bushwalking, taking in the sights along the rail trail and spend your nights stargazing under the Milky Way.
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When travelling with your dog, you'll want the peace of mind that comes with having a secure yard. Your lodging needs are taken care of by Killarney View Cabins and Caravan Park – they even have a dog-friendly cabin with a fully fenced yard! Killarney View is an award-winning park, so come and see for yourself. Only a short distance away from Queen Mary Falls there is plenty to do in the region. In addition to the one and two-bedroom modern cabins, they also have a two-bedroom cottage that can accommodate up to six people.
This one is for the watersports lovers. If you're looking for a pet-friendly camping spot near a body of water, consider the Goondiwindi Region's Coolmunda Dam, accessed via the Coolmunda Caravan Park in Inglewood. This is one pet-friendly camping spot where you'll want to get your fur wet, as waterskiing, wakeboarding, and canoeing are all popular activities. You'll want to put this campground at the top of your list if you're looking for a place to spend the summer. Unpowered camping is available at a low cost on the shores of Lake Coolmunda (also known as Coolmunda Dam). You’ll have to pay the camping fee at the Lake Coolmunda Caravan Park just up the road before you can enter the campground.
For a fun day out at the theme parks, the Big 4 Gold Coast Holiday Park is the ideal location. Cabanas with oversized daybeds provide shade as you watch the kids have fun at the new water park, heated pool and unpowered go karts. There are hot showers, a camp kitchen, and a café on-site as well as other conveniences. There are a variety of options for lodging, from powered sites to deluxe cabins, and dogs are allowed on select sites, powered sites, and ensuite sites. If you're looking for dog-friendly lodging with cabins that allow up to two dogs to sleep in the cabin with the rest of the family, this is the place for you. The Big 4 Gold Coast holiday park welcomes dogs with an off-leash running area, a puppy pampering palace, doggy daycare kennels, and a doggy poolside café.
The Lake Maroon Camping Ground is a unique family getaway just over an hour from either Brisbane or the Gold Coast. This campground is right next to the Maroon Dam and offers a bushland setting as well as water sports for guests to enjoy. The bass fishing at Lake Maroon is considered to be some of the best in Australia. Their website has a link to purchase a fishing permit, which is required. A wide variety of activities are available, from hiking to waterskiing. They have a wide variety of lodging options, from camping to homestead lodging. In order to stay hydrated, campers and caravans will need to bring their own water supplies. The campsites are large enough to accommodate two or three families comfortably. Camp kitchens, restrooms, and campfires are all available at the various campgrounds. Except for the Hidden Ridge, where dogs are strictly prohibited, Lake Maroon offers pet-friendly camping. They must be on a leash or lead at all times.
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If you're thinking about visiting Lamington National Park, then staying at Darlington Park camping grounds is a great option. Relax on the banks of the river, surrounded by a canopy of foliage. Every day at 4 p.m., the kiosk offers free bird feeding to the public. BBQ areas, fire pits, and restrooms are all available and tent and big rig campers can both stay here. They have dog-friendly campsites, but they must be kept under control at all times.
Those seeking pet-friendly Sunshine Coast vacations with easy access to Coolum Beach should consider Coolum Beach Holiday Park. Shops and restaurants can be found within a few minutes' walk of the property. Take a ride on your scooter or a stroll along the boardwalk; this location offers a wide range of activities. Powered sites and cabins are both options for lodging. In total, there are three amenity blocks and a camp kitchen available. A dog-friendly acceptance form is available on their website for when you book ahead. Free wifi, a fully-stocked camp kitchen, and a short walk to Coolum Beach's off-leash dog area make this an ideal waterfront location and stay for those taking their dog with them on vacation. There is a limit of two dogs per site. At all times, dogs must be on a leash.
Yarramalong Camping is a great location for kayaking and swimming in Reynolds Creek. It's a great place to catch bass and yellowbelly while you're there as well as spot koalas and platypuses; there is a lot to see and do. This campground is not far from Lake Moogerah. Explore the gorge or climb Mount Edwards for a stunning view of the surrounding area. While there are many unpowered campsites, hot showers and toilets are available on site. However, if you'd prefer a cabin, those are also available. They're unpowered, but they do have lights, a gas stove, and a kettle. Dogs must be people and dog-friendly, and must be leashed at all times.
It's common for camping trips to bring people together, and dogs are no exception. With its 20-acre property, Camp Moogerah provides plenty of room for physical activity. There's also Lake Moogerah right on our doorstep if you and your dog enjoy swimming. If your pock prefers to stay dry there are kayaks available for rent (and dogs are allowed!). Camp Moogerah offers a wide variety of activities to keep everyone occupied for a long time. Kayaking, rock climbing, archery, and many other activities are available, as are high ropes courses, night wildlife walks, low ropes courses, and a variety of others. Additionally, the grounds are pet-friendly, so you can bring your four-legged friends along. Caravan and lakeside campsites are also available at the campground. With stunning views of the lake, these unpowered sites are located right on the water. The basketball courts, sports field, and restrooms are all within walking distance of the powered sites.
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You won't believe how beautiful this property is after nearly 30 years of conservation. Ivory's Rock peak can be reached via a bushwalk. You might even see a koala or a wallaby hopping by. Ivory’s Rock accommodation ranges from camping to budget twin bed cabins. All sites are powered, wifi, communal fire pits, amenities block and even several private bathrooms. If you are looking for a place to go camping with dogs, they are also pet friendly.
For families with dogs, there are a number of dog-friendly campgrounds in Queensland that can be found throughout the state. The whole family, including the four-legged members, will have a blast no matter what your vacation style is. Look no further than any of the places on this list for dog-friendly campgrounds in QLD.
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