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Enclave at Healesville Holiday Park
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Enclave at Healesville Holiday Park

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Where
Badger Creek, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, dogs are permitted to stay overnight at Enclave at Healesville Holiday Park, but it is crucial to contact the park directly to book, as only specific accommodation is pet-friendly. - Accommodation/Sites: Dogs are welcomed on powered and ensuite sites, and in designated pet-friendly cabins. - Pet Policy/Fees: Pets must be registered, and guests must enquire directly regarding the pet-friendly availability and any specific fees. It is highly recommended to confirm the dog's size and breed suitability when booking. - Restrictions: While generally pet-friendly, some booking platforms may lis

Verified via www.enclavelifestylevillage.com.au

Enclave at Healesville Holiday Park, at 17-21 Monda Road in Badger Creek, is the area's main caravan park option for travelling dogs - dogs are welcome on powered and ensuite sites and in designated pet-friendly cabins, booked directly with the park. It sits on the forested foothills of Mt Riddell, about ten minutes from Healesville's main street.

The pet policy. Book direct and register the dog: only specific cabins are pet-friendly and they are limited, so confirm availability, fees and any size or breed conditions before paying. On powered and ensuite sites, dogs are broadly welcome. Park rules are standard holiday-park fare - dogs on lead at all times outside your van, tent or cabin, never left unattended, and not allowed in communal facilities.

The place. A mix of cabins, including family layouts with bunk beds, plus powered and ensuite sites on tidy lawns. There is a kids' playground and BBQs, and cabins run electric blankets for cold Yarra Valley nights. Reviews rate it as a quiet, well-kept family park rather than a party venue.

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The obvious local walk, Badger Weir, is inside Yarra Ranges National Park, and dogs are prohibited there, as they are across most of the park. Do not rely on it for the morning walk - drive to the showgrounds instead.

Nearby with the dog. The Healesville Showgrounds off-leash area is the closest legal run. Maroondah Reservoir Park, just north of Healesville, allows dogs on lead on its lawns and tracks. For food and wine, My Little Kitchen Cafe & Bar and Cherry Tree Cafe take dogs outside, and Payten & Jones pours a short drive away.

When to go. Pet-friendly cabins go first in school holidays and on long weekends, so call the park early; quiet midweek stays are easy most of the year. Bring warm gear from autumn onward, the valley gets properly cold overnight. Good for families who want the caravan park setup with the dog along.

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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