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Boyne River Tourist Park
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Boyne River Tourist Park

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Where
Benaraby, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Boyne River Tourist Park in Benaraby, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on its official website and reviews, the park is described as "pet friendly" and suitable for caravanning and camping. However, pet policies—specifically regarding which cabins allow pets and whether fees apply—can vary, so it is essential to contact the park directly when booking. - Accommodation Types: The park offers 2-bedroom en-suite cabins, studio en-suited cabins, and tent/caravan/RV sites. - Pet Policy Notes: While the park is listed as pet-friendly, they typically require prior notification for pets, p

Boyne River Tourist Park is a quiet, pet-friendly caravan park on the Bruce Highway at Benaraby, sitting right on the bank of the Boyne River with direct water access for a walk before you push on toward Gladstone.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on the caravan, RV and tent sites. Cabin pet policies vary by cabin type, so confirm which of the two-bedroom en-suite cabins or studio en-suite cabins (if any) accept dogs, and whether a fee applies, when you book. Prior notification of pets is expected, dogs should be leashed around the park, and owners are responsible for cleaning up.

The place. A relaxed, leafy park with a swimming pool, barbecue facilities and a dump station, set up as a comfortable stopover for travellers with pets rather than a resort-style destination.

Location and nearby. The park is about 270 metres north of the Boyne River bridge on the Bruce Highway, an easy stop for through-travellers. Boyne Island and Tannum Sands are roughly 10 to 15 minutes away with coastal walks and beach access, and Gladstone's off-leash areas are a short further drive.

Before you book. Call ahead to confirm cabin pet policy and any fee, and keep dogs on a lead near the riverbank as the park backs directly onto the water.

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The site runs straight down to open water, so keep an eye on the riverbank and have your dog leashed rather than left to wander near the edge.

Good for travellers wanting a straightforward, pet-friendly overnight stop on the way through, right on the river. Confirm cabin availability and fees at booking.

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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