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Lake Hume Holiday Park - A Great Aussie Experience
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Lake Hume Holiday Park - A Great Aussie Experience

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Bowna, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

splash parklake viewsjumping pillowcamp kitchenunpowered sitestennis courtfamily friendlygames room

Pet policy

Yes, "Lake Hume Holiday Park - A Great Aussie Experience " in Bowna, NSW allows dogs to stay overnight, provided they stay in designated pet-friendly cabins or on pet-friendly powered/unpowered sites. The park's specific pet policy includes the following guidelines: - Accommodation Rooms: Dogs are permitted in select pet-friendly cabins as well as caravan and camping sites. They are strictly prohibited in non-pet-friendly cabins and must be kept out of shared areas like the pool, games room, laundry, amenities, playground, and BBQ areas. - Size Limits: While there is no strict breed or strict

Lake Hume Holiday Park - A Great Aussie Experience sits on the Riverina Highway at Bowna, about 20-25 minutes from Albury, with direct access to Lake Hume for lakeside walks and fishing. Dogs are welcome on caravan and camping sites, and in a limited number of pet-friendly cabins, making it a genuine option for a lakeside break with the dog rather than just a dog-tolerant afterthought.

The pet policy. Pets are accepted at the discretion of the park manager, and you need to register your dog when you book by calling the park directly on 02 6020 3236. On sites, dogs must be leashed at all times outside your van or tent, with a maximum of two animals per site. In cabins, only specific pet-friendly cabins take dogs, a fee of $15 per pet per night applies to cover extra cleaning, and again the cap is two animals per cabin. No weight limit is published, but pets must be well-behaved and under control. Dogs cannot be left unattended at your site or in a cabin, and no dog runs or enclosures can be set up.

Where dogs can't go. The pool and water park, games room, laundry, amenity blocks, playground and BBQ areas are all off-limits to dogs. Bring your own bedding for your dog and pick up after them straight away.

The place. This is a resort-style park built for families and caravanners, with a pool and water park, jumping pillow, camp kitchen, tennis court and games room alongside the powered and unpowered sites. Drive-through sites are available and parking at each site is generous, which helps if you are travelling with a caravan or a big rig.

Location and nearby. The turnoff into Bowna off the Riverina Highway (B58) is clearly marked. Albury and Wodonga are close by and have a good spread of dog-friendly cafes, including outdoor seating along Dean Street in Albury, plus walking paths along the Murray River if you want a change of scenery from the lake foreshore.

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Call ahead before you book, not after. Pet approval and cabin allocation happen at booking time, and turning up unannounced with a dog risks being turned away from cabins even if sites are free.

Before you book. Confirm which cabins are pet-friendly and the current fee when you call, since park policies shift season to season. If you are on a site rather than a cabin, the leash and two-animal rules still apply, and there is no fenced dog run on site, so factor in your own exercise plan around the lake foreshore.

When to go. Shoulder season (autumn or spring) keeps the water park queues down and the lake foreshore walks comfortable for dogs in the heat. Summer holiday periods bring families and full sites, so book and register your dog well ahead if you want a pet-friendly cabin rather than just a site.

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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