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Australind Holiday Park
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Australind Holiday Park

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Where
Australind, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, the Australind Holiday Park located at 65 Old Coast Road, WA, generally welcomes dogs to stay overnight in selected accommodation styles, but it is not allowed in all rooms. Pet Policy Summary: - Which Rooms/Accommodation: Pets are permitted only on selected accommodation styles, which typically refers to powered sites and potentially specific pet-friendly cabin types. - Conditions: Pets must be approved, and the park requires guests to let them know when booking to ensure a suitable space is allocated. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. - Size Limit/Fee: The pet policy (includi

Australind Holiday Park sits on Old Coast Road right by the Leschenault Estuary, and takes dogs on selected powered sites, though not inside its cabins.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on designated pet-friendly powered sites, but not in cabins or the park's motel-style rooms. Tell reception you're bringing a dog when you book so they can allocate a suitable site. Expect a cash pet bond around $50, refunded at checkout if the site is left in good order. Dogs must stay on a leash (2 metres or shorter) whenever they're outside your van or tent, and can't be left unattended, even briefly in a tent or caravan. Confirm the bond and any breed or number limits directly with the park when booking.

The place. It's a straightforward caravan park with powered sites, a camp kitchen, BBQ area, laundry and estuary views, plus a pub next door. Dogs aren't permitted in the camp kitchen, BBQ area, amenities block or playground, so factor that into where you set up.

Location and nearby. The estuary walking paths are right on the doorstep for a lead walk, and Bunbury's dog beaches are a short drive south. Bring your own water bowl and bedding, the park doesn't supply these for pets.

Who it suits. Good for caravanners and campers happy to stick to a powered site rather than book a cabin, less suited if you want your dog inside with you at night.

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Book your site as pet-friendly in advance, not all sites take dogs and turning up without checking risks getting turned away.

Confirm the current bond and any breed or weight limits at booking, policies like this change without much notice.

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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