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BIG4 Port Elliot Holiday Park
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BIG4 Port Elliot Holiday Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$50
Where
Port Elliot, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, BIG4 Port Elliot Holiday Park in SA allows dogs to stay overnight in designated accommodation. Here is a summary of their pet policy, based on their official pet-friendly page and park pet policy: - Accommodation Type: Dogs are permitted in specific "dog-friendly" cabins and on certain campsites. You must select accommodation with a "dog-friendly" symbol. - Size/Number Limit: A maximum of two (2) dogs are allowed per booking. While dogs of any size are generally permitted, all pets must be approved by management prior to arrival. - Fees: A $50 (minimum) additional charge applies for booki

A large beachfront holiday park in Port Elliot with cabins, powered sites and a camp kitchen, right by the sand with ocean views. It takes dogs in designated accommodation, which makes it a solid base for a coastal trip with the dog.

The pet policy. Dogs stay only in cabins and on sites marked with the dog-friendly symbol, so book one of those specifically. A maximum of two dogs is allowed per booking, and all pets must be approved by management before you arrive. Dogs of most sizes are generally fine, but an additional charge from $50 applies, so factor that in and confirm the current rate when you book.

The place. The park sits on the beachfront with direct beach access, ocean views and easy coastal walks from the door, plus the usual holiday-park amenities and camp kitchen. That waterside position is the main reason to choose it.

Location and nearby. You are on the Encounter Bikeway coastal path, so you can walk or ride the leg toward Middleton straight from the park. Dog-friendly coffee stops on North Terrace are a short walk into town.

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Book only a dog-flagged site or cabin and get pet approval before you drive down, or you can be turned away at check-in.

Before you book. Confirm the pet fee, that your specific cabin or site is dog-friendly, and get management approval for your dogs in advance.

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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