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Beerwah Caravan Park
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Beerwah Caravan Park

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Where
Beerwah, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

strawberry fieldsclean amenitiescaravan parkfree strawberriesclean toiletsfriendly permanentsfree herbsspacious sites

Pet policy

A working farm plus a dog means a leash around the grounds and no unsupervised exploring near the crops. The park is set up for caravanners and campers first, so expect pets to be restricted from or tightly ruled around any cabin-style accommodation.

Beerwah Caravan Park, also known as Gowinta Farms, is a working strawberry farm park in Beerwah at the southern end of the Glass House Mountains. It is dog-friendly by request only: contact the park for approval before you book, because pets are not an automatic part of any site reservation.

Dogs at the park

Once approved, the park runs a genuine two-track setup for dogs. Some sites are standard pet-friendly sites, and a smaller number are fenced sites built to keep a dog contained, which is a real advantage if your dog needs a contained patch rather than a tether. Fenced sites are limited and do not apply to every zone of the park, so request one explicitly when you ask for pet approval rather than hoping one is free on arrival.

The park is set up for caravanners and campers first, so expect pets to be restricted from or tightly ruled around any cabin-style accommodation. If you specifically need a cabin, clear the pet rules for that exact booking before you pay. Whatever site you land on, the expectations are the familiar ones: dogs supervised, secured and cleaned up after, keeping the park quiet and clean for the permanent residents who get repeated praise in reviews.

The farm setting

You are staying on a strawberry farm, and in season that means the fields next door, free strawberries and herbs for guests, and spacious sites. Amenities and toilets get consistently good marks for cleanliness, and the park rates 4.3 from nearly two hundred reviews. A working farm plus a dog means a leash around the grounds and no unsupervised exploring near the crops.

While you're out there

The park is a practical base for Australia Zoo and the Glass House Mountains. Mill Park Fenced Dog Park on Simpson Street gives an off-lead run in town, and the Ewen Maddock Dam Main Track at Landsborough is the longer walk. The Local Beerwah Cafe & Bar is the coffee stop, and Landsborough Holiday Park is an alternative pet-friendly base one town over.

More options are on the QLD dog-friendly stays guide and the Beerwah destination page.

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