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Robbie Robbins Reserve Van Park
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Robbie Robbins Reserve Van Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$15 per night
Where
Berrimah, NT
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

free washing machinespowered sitesclean amenitiesshady spotsspacious siteshelpful managementno campervansequestrian event

Pet policy

Yes, Robbie Robbins Reserve Van Park in Berrimah, NT, is a dog-friendly park 1.2.2. Pet Policy Summary: - Allowed Accommodations: Dogs are permitted in the caravan park, which offers grassy sites 1.2.3. - Fenced Sites: The park has fenced sites available for pets 1.2.2. - Restrictions/Fees: While generally dog-friendly, it is best practice to confirm with the park regarding specific cabin pet policies and any additional fees, as policies can change 1.2.2. Note: For the most current information regarding cabin restrictions and fees (often around $15 per night at similar pet-friendly locations),

Robbie Robbins Reserve Van Park is a caravan park in Berrimah offering powered, grassy sites with the option of fenced sites for travellers with dogs.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted in the caravan park, and fenced sites are available if you want your dog contained without a lead. Cabin pet policies and any additional fees are not consistently confirmed, so check directly with the park office when you book, especially if you are after a cabin rather than a powered site.

The place. Regulars mention free washing machines, clean amenities, shady spots and spacious sites. Campervans are not accepted, so this suits caravans and camper trailers rather than motorhomes.

Who it suits. Good for caravanners wanting a fenced spot to let a dog off lead safely, less certain for anyone wanting a cabin stay with a pet, given the fee and rules there are not clearly published.

Before you book. Confirm cabin pet rules and any nightly pet fee directly with the park, and ask about the fenced sites specifically if that is what you need.

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A fenced site is worth asking for by name when you call. Not every powered site has fencing, so book ahead if your dog needs to be off lead safely.

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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