Dog-friendly Camping Destinations

Dog-friendly Camping Destinations – Just south of the crab mecca of Mandurah, Herron Point Campground at Birchmont has a lounge, a camp kitchen, barbecues and more. Located in the Kooljerrenup Nature Reserve, it is an excellent fishing spot, with plenty of woodland and bird watching. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Lake Navarino near Waroona has backcountry and waterside campgrounds, but currently camping is limited at Lake Navarino Holiday Park. No problem as it is a beautiful place to pitch a tent, nestled in the jarrah bush between Waroona and Dwellingup. There’s plenty to do in the area, and its proximity to Perth – which is why it’s one of the most popular camping spots in the country. At the time of printing Lake Navarino Holiday Park is closed, so check carefully before booking.

Dog-friendly Camping Destinations

Stockton Lake is the place to go if you want to stay at a lake with a Collie – although it’s first come, first served. A former open-pit mine, it’s popular for water skiing and boating, and while swimming is allowed, be aware that the water is slightly acidic and can irritate those with sensitive skin. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Bush Camping South East Qld ⛺ Pet Friendly Camp 🐶 + New Eco Pool

Marrinup Campground is simple, set on open grass in the former town of Marrinup about 5km north-west of Dwellingup. It is a popular destination for bikers as the Marrinup hiking and biking trail can be found here, along with the popular Munda Biddi trail. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Located on the banks of the Murray River, Stringers Campground is a small and beautiful tent-only campground. Perfect for a weekend of swimming, kayaking, mountain biking, hiking and a fishing trip, you can read about it online HERE. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Pool Lane is one of the most popular campsites in the Perth area and it’s clear why. After a quick 1.5 hour drive out of the city, you’ll find yourself standing on the banks of the Murray River, with access to hiking trails such as the Bibbulmun Track and the Munda Biddi Trail. There are nine sites to choose from and they offer tables and indoor lounges. The sites have the opportunity to host different types of camping, from tents to full camping. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead – find out more here.

Lake Kepwari is the site of an old coal mine that has been developed into a water recreation area for about ten years, before reaching that goal by the end of 2020. Barbecues, along with boating areas and water skiing, swimming, boating and fishing areas. , campsites and more. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Dog Friendly Destination

You will find Glen Mervyn Dam 18km south of Collie where there is plenty of skiing on most weekends. It is also a popular swimming and fishing area, with camping permitted on the west shore where a hole is provided. The east coast is reserved for eating and sunbathing, dogs are allowed but must be on their lead, and watch out for fox bait!

The best way to experience some of WA’s, if not Australia’s most unique sights is to pitch your tent (or caravan) at Wave Rock Caravan Park. It is located at the base of the original Wave Rock, with walking distance to Hippo’s Yawn, Magic Lake and many hiking trails in the area.

Like most of the south west coast, Yallingup is a beautiful place and worth investing in some serious time. Amazing swimming and snorkeling, along with beach walks and more are at your fingertips. In terms of camping Yallingup Beach Holiday Park (pictured, below) is just before Yallingup Main Break, while Caves Caravan Park is a little further inland but close to the pub! Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Just shy of three hours south of Perth, the Sues Bridge campsite comes with kitchen facilities such as cookers, food preparation tables, picnic tables and barbecue facilities. As a waterfront location, you can wake up to the soothing sounds of the Blackwood River. Bookings are on a first come, first served basis so it is best to choose a time that is not during the school holidays. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead – find out more here.

Pet Friendly Adventures In Uae

There are plenty of wildlife and free camping sites around Albany, but if you’re looking for something a little more equipped, look no further than Emu Beach Caravan Park. 10 minutes from the city center, full of beautiful pepper trees swaying in the wind and right on the beach. It has all the amenities and equipment to make your camping experience enjoyable, and is the perfect starting point for exploring all the south coast has to offer.

Parry Beach is a volunteer-run campsite in pleasant Denmark that offers basic amenities including a beach boat launch. It’s a great spot for swimming and snorkeling, and those who enjoy it wind down the 5km-long Bibbulmun Track. Take a dip in the green lagoon to relax before looking at the elephants. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

If you go to Denmark and Walpole, be sure to stop at Ocean of Peace for some – you guessed it – peace and quiet. Peaceful Bay Caravan Park is a beautiful and relaxing place full of paper plants, power and zero energy points, services and a large shop with all the equipment you need. Be sure to pop into the Peaceful Bay Fish and Chip Shop for some of the freshest seafood around. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Between the west coast towns of Green Head and Leeman you will find the Milligan Island Camping Node – 36 campsites in a quiet area outside the town, very close to the beach. There is no water or electricity in the eco resort, but there are toilets and gas barbecues. The beaches around the area are a traveller’s paradise, with snorkeling at Lipfert Island, sand boarding, beach fishing, kitesurfing and hiking in the right conditions – a storm. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Pet Friendly Vacations: The 34 Best Destinations For 2024

One of the best north-west style campsites in the Perth area, Ellendale Pool is a naturally formed pool on the Greenough River. Surrounded by trees and rocky valleys, it’s just 45 minutes south-east of Geraldton, making it a popular nightlife destination. There are many interpretive signs in the area providing information on Aboriginal and European history, with open houses and barbecues making it a great place to visit. Check out the signs about swimming. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Located in the heart of the Shark Bay World Heritage Area, Gladstone Bay’s 3km of coastline includes a historic jetty and sparkling turquoise waters teeming with marine life. Fishing, kayaking, snorkeling and great recreation at the campground with restrooms, an artesian pool, picnic area, community fire pit and more. An appointment is not required, but we recommend that you read HERE first.

For an outdoor camping trip in Australia it’s hard to go past Quobba Station. 80km of WA’s most stunning beaches, featuring waves, cliffs and stunning views. Homesteading has good environmental options that still require a lot of self-sufficiency, you can read more about it HERE. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Another beautiful and traditional station in WA’s north west, Wooramel is located on the north bank of the Wooramel River. There you will enjoy natural artesian baths, abundant wildlife, private fireworks, starry night skies and more. Dogs are welcome but must be on a lead (no bathing allowed, obvi). Learn more and write here.

Discover The Best Dog Friendly Campgrounds Near Tarrytown, New York

Elsewhere around Ningaloo, Warroora Station is another star campsite that puts you right in the beautiful blue waters of Coral Beach. Self-catering sites are fully equipped with camp kitchens, hot tubs, tents and more. All that said, make sure you bring some water to drink, and don’t try to roll a 2WD. Doggos are welcome but must be on a lead.

Where the rugged landscape of Northern WA meets the Ningaloo Marine Park, Cape Range National Park is an adventure playground. Ancient rivers flow through beautiful red valleys from the blue waters of the Ningaloo Coast, and the possibilities are endless. Snorkeling, swimming, fishing, swimming, trekking… you name it – it’s unique.