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Laurel Bank Farm

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Where
Alton Downs, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, Laurel Bank Farm in Alton Downs, QLD, allows dogs to stay overnight, specifically within their camping and caravanning areas. According to customer reviews and Hipcamp, the hosts are welcoming to dogs and have resident dogs on the property, creating a friendly atmosphere for pets. Summary of Pet Policy: - Pet Accommodation: Dogs are permitted for overnight stays, often mentioned in the context of camping, caravanning, or farm-stay setups. - Size Limit/Fee: There are no explicit, publicly listed size restrictions or specific fees mentioned in the general overview; it is advisable to conf

Laurel Bank Farm is a working-style farm stay in Alton Downs, about fifteen minutes out of Rockhampton, offering mowed grass camping sites in a quiet rural setting. Dogs are welcome on the camping and caravanning sites, making it a straightforward option for a country stopover with your dog.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted for overnight stays on the camping and caravan sites. Hosts Jo and Dave keep resident dogs on the property, and reviewers describe a genuinely dog-friendly atmosphere. There is no publicly listed weight limit or pet fee, so confirm current terms directly with the hosts before you book.

The place. Sites are mowed grass, suited to tents, camper trailers and caravans. The ablution block (showers and toilets) is kept clean and well maintained according to guest reviews. As a working farm there are horses and other animals on site, so dogs should be kept under control and leashed around livestock.

Water and supplies. Bring your own food, bowls and bedding for your dog. Tap water on site is generally tank water intended for campsite use rather than drinking, so pack drinking water separately to be safe.

Location and nearby. The farm sits on local regional roads out of Rockhampton, an easy drive rather than a highway trek. Once you are settled, the Rockhampton Botanic Gardens and the Fitzroy River riverbank paths are both within about twenty minutes for an on-leash walk, and the lower trails of Mount Archer National Park are worth checking for current dog access rules.

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confirm the pet fee and any breed or number limits directly with the hosts before you arrive, since none of that is published online, and keep your dog leashed near the farm animals.

Who it suits. Good for owners after a low-key, no-frills rural stopover rather than a resort-style pet package. Better suited to calm, farm-savvy dogs than ones that get reactive around livestock.

When to go: this is a year-round rural stay, so timing comes down to weather rather than crowds. Call ahead in the wetter months to check ground conditions on the grass sites, and confirm the pet arrangement before you pack the car.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

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