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Flinders Area A
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Flinders Area A

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Amity, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, dogs are permitted to stay overnight in the foreshore camping sites at Flinders Beach (North Stradbroke Island), which is sometimes referred to in accommodation contexts as part of the "Flinders Beach" or "Straddie" area, managed by Straddie Camping. - Policy Summary: Up to two dogs are allowed per campsite on Flinders Beach. - Size Limit: No specific size limit is listed for beach camping, but pets must be managed. - Fee: There is no specific pet fee mentioned, but standard camping fees apply. - Restrictions: Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times within the campsite and on the beach

Flinders Area A is a designated foreshore camping zone on the 4.6-kilometre Flinders Beach stretch on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), sitting between Amity Point and Point Lookout. The defining factor for dog owners: this is a rustic, 4WD-only, off-grid beach camp where dogs are welcome on-leash. If you want sealed-road access or powered sites, this is not the place.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted but must remain on-leash at all times within the campsite. The operator caps it at a maximum of two dogs per campsite. No specific additional pet fee is listed; standard camping rates apply.

The site. Flinders Beach comprises over 200 unpowered sites spread across multiple numbered and lettered zones, with Area A being one of them. Facilities are minimal across the entire foreshore. Some zones along Flinders Beach have composting toilets, but on-site toilet provision for Area A specifically is not confirmed. There are no showers at any of the beach camps. A shower pass can be purchased for the nearby Adder Rock Campground, run by the same operator. On-site water availability is not confirmed, so bring your own supply.

Access and bookings. Access is strictly 4WD via designated beach tracks from Amity Point or Point Lookout. A vehicle permit is required for beach driving. Bookings are essential and sites are allocated by Minjerribah Camping, so there is no casual walk-up option. The standard camping fee is approximately AUD $27.95 per person per night. Check current rates when booking, as this may change.

Who it suits. This is bare-bones beach camping for self-sufficient dog owners with a capable 4WD. If you want plumbing, power, or easy access, look elsewhere. For owners after a fixed-roof alternative at Amity Point, consider Sea Shanties instead.

Lock in your booking and vehicle permit well ahead of travel, especially during school holidays and long weekends, as foreshore sites fill early.

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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