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Estuary Hideaway Holiday Park
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Estuary Hideaway Holiday Park

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Where
Bouvard, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Estuary Hideaway Holiday Park in Bouvard, WA allows dogs to stay overnight, but with specific conditions. - Accommodation Policy: Pets (dogs) are permitted on sites only (caravan, tent, camper trailer sites). - Cabins: Dogs are not permitted inside cabins. - Conditions: Pet-friendly sites are available (conditions apply, typically requiring dogs to be on a leash, well-behaved, and often pre-approved). - Fees: Pet fees or requirements are not explicitly listed, but the park states "conditions apply" and typically requires pre-booking for pets, according to ParkBooker's listing for Estuary

The lead. Estuary Hideaway Holiday Park sits on the banks of the Harvey Estuary at Bouvard, about 27 km south of Mandurah, and takes dogs on its camping and caravan sites, just not inside the cabins.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on powered and unpowered sites, on lead at all times. Pre-booking your pet with the park is recommended, and conditions apply, so check when you reserve. Cabin accommodation is dog-free, a firm line rather than a grey area.

The place. It is a quiet, family-run park geared around the estuary rather than resort extras: grassy, shaded sites, a camp kitchen, BBQ areas and a swimming pool for the humans. Fishing and crabbing off the bank are the main drawcard, and reviewers mention friendly bandicoots and possums around the sites after dark, worth knowing if your dog is prone to chasing wildlife.

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keep the lead on after dusk. Bandicoots and possums wander through the sites once it's dark, and an off-lead dog with a strong prey drive will be gone after them in a heartbeat.

Location and nearby. The park fronts Old Coast Road, with free on-site parking and room to park a vehicle alongside your van or tent (no boats or trailers stored on site). Dawesville Cut and nearby beaches are close for a walk along the coast. Mandurah itself is a real drive away, not a stroll, but if you are heading in for the day, Turquoise Mandurah and D'lights Cafe are dog-friendly options on the foreshore side of town.

Who it suits. Good for campers and caravanners who want a low-key estuary base with their dog rather than a full-service resort. Less suited if you are booked into a cabin and expected your dog to stay with you indoors, that will not work here.

When to go. Book your site and your dog's stay together well ahead, especially over summer and school holidays when sites fill fast. Bring your own water bowl and shade for the car, and confirm the pet conditions directly with the park at booking since fees and paperwork are not fully spelled out online.

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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