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Roebuck Plains Caravan Park
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Roebuck Plains Caravan Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$20 per night
Where
Broome, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Roebuck Plains Caravan Park (associated with the Roadhouse) allows dogs to stay overnight, but their pet policy primarily caters to caravan and camping, with limited or no confirmed cabin accommodation for pets. - Accommodation Types: Dogs are generally allowed on designated caravan and camping sites. - Pet Policy: Pets are "allowed," but often subject to "common sense" and management approval, meaning they should be well-behaved and kept under control. - Size Limit: There is no specific size limit mentioned in the FullRangeCamping review or WikiCamps listing, but large rigs are accommoda

Roebuck Plains Caravan Park sits roughly 30km east of Broome on the Great Northern Highway, attached to the Roebuck Plains Roadhouse. The defining fact for dog owners: this is a budget roadhouse stopover that takes dogs on powered caravan and camping sites, making it a practical, cheaper overnight option before driving into Broome proper.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted on powered caravan and camping sites. They must be kept on a lead at all times within the park, and good behaviour is strictly required. Incessant barking is a common complaint from other guests, so management expects dogs to be kept under control. No specific size limit is mentioned, but common sense and management approval apply. Clean up after your dog immediately. Cabin and room pet policy is not confirmed, so check directly before assuming dogs can stay indoors with you.

The place. Expect a busy, rustic, roadhouse-adjacent park rather than a leafy holiday destination. Sites are grassed and shady, with water taps available for filling tanks. Ablution blocks are relatively clean and well-maintained, and there is a pool on site. The roadhouse offers a 24-hour service station, licensed restaurant and bar, and a small shop. Dogs are restricted from inside the restaurant and tavern areas. No dedicated dog wash exists, but guests informally use the vehicle and van cleaning area with a bucket.

Getting there. The park shares its entrance with the roadhouse, directly off the Great Northern Highway. Sites are large and designed for easy manoeuvring, suited to big rigs, caravans and RVs. The roadhouse sells diesel and unleaded fuel, making it a handy final top-up before the 30km drive into Broome township.

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Keep your dog on lead and well clear of the roadhouse's fuel and service areas. Highway traffic and heavy vehicles move through here constantly, so stay attentive near the entrance.

Who it suits. Road-trippers and caravanners wanting a budget overnight stop before or after Broome. It is not a base for exploring Broome's beaches or town on foot. Once you reach Broome, Broome's Gateway Pet Friendly Caravan Park is one in-town alternative if you want to stay closer to the action.

Before you book. Confirm pet acceptance for your site type directly with the park, and clarify cabin availability if you need indoor accommodation. Book ahead where possible, as highway stopovers can fill with passing caravan traffic, and the lower rates make this a popular budget alternative to Broome's in-town caravan parks.

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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