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Bunny Beach Farm Stay
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Bunny Beach Farm Stay

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Back Valley, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Bunny Beach Farm Stay in Back Valley (near Victor Harbor), SA, allows dogs to stay overnight in its accommodation. Based on visitor reviews and Hipcamp listings for Bunny Beach Farm Stay, it is advertised as dog-friendly. - Pet Policy: Dogs are welcome, but they must be kept on a lead during their stay due to the farm setting Hipcamp. - Size Limit: No specific size limit is explicitly listed, but it is generally popular with travelers bringing their own vehicles/caravans. - Fee: There is no explicitly mentioned extra fee in the general search results, but pricing is typically based on t

Bunny Beach Farm Stay is a self-contained RV and caravan park on a working farm at Back Valley, about 7km inland from Victor Harbor on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Sites sit beside Back Valley Creek under red gums, with cows and sheep grazing nearby, and dogs are welcome throughout on a lead.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed but must stay on a lead for the whole stay, since the farm runs livestock alongside the guest sites. No pet fee is listed in current bookings, and there is no stated size or breed limit, though the setup suits owners who keep dogs close and under control around animals. Bring your own water bowls, treats and waste bags, as this is a rustic farm setup rather than a resort with pet amenities.

The place. This is a self-contained recreational vehicle park built for motorhomes, caravans and big rigs, not cabins or hotel rooms. Sites are large, flat and grass-and-gravel, with easy 2WD access along a gravel road from Inman Valley Road. Hosts Deb and Neil run the property and are known for friendly local tips.

Location and nearby. Victor Harbor's cafes, waterfront and shops are a 5 to 10 minute drive away. Yilki Store and Qahwa Coffee Roasters and Espresso Bar are both easy dog-friendly stops in that direction, and the Victor Harbor Fenced Dog Park is a good off-lead run before heading back to camp. The Heysen Trail passes through the district too, though check individual sections for leash rules before setting off.

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Keep the lead on around the paddocks even if your dog is normally solid off-leash. Farm stock spooks easily and it is not worth the risk to guests or animals.

Who it suits. Good for travellers with their own caravan or motorhome who want a quiet, genuinely rural base rather than a beachfront resort, with the option of a short drive into Victor Harbor for cafes and walks.

Book ahead in summer and school holidays, since RV sites here fill quickly and the farm setting means space is limited compared to a large holiday park.

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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