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CMCA RV Park Bundaberg
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CMCA RV Park Bundaberg

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Where
Bundaberg Central, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

dump pointclose to shopsgrey waterpotable watergreywater tanklong hosefriendly camp hostfire pit

Pet policy

Yes. The CMCA RV Park Bundaberg permits dogs and other pets to stay overnight on their powered and unpowered RV sites, subject to the following pet policy: - Accommodation Type: Pets are allowed on all outdoor RV sites (guests must be fully self-contained). There are no enclosed cabins or indoor rooms at this location. - Size & Number Limits: A maximum of 2 2 2 pets are allowed per site. There are no specific breed or strict size limits listed, but all animals must be kept under strict control. - Fee: No additional fees are typically charged, though standard camping fees do apply to your site.

CMCA RV Park Bundaberg is a low-cost, self-contained RV park in Bundaberg Central, close to the shops, and dogs are welcome on the sites. It suits travellers touring with a dog in a caravan or motorhome who want an easy overnight near town, rather than anyone chasing a cabin. There are no indoor rooms at all, so fully self-contained rigs are the entry requirement.

Dogs at the CMCA RV Park

Pets are allowed on the powered and unpowered RV sites, with a maximum of two per site and no listed breed or strict size limits, though animals must be kept under control at all times. When your dog is outside the vehicle it needs to be on a lead of no more than 2 metres, and you are responsible for cleaning up after it. No extra pet fee is typically charged, with standard site fees applying. Confirm current rules and pet numbers when you book, as policies can be updated.

Pepsi: Two metres of lead is the rule here. If your dog likes to orbit the van, teach a tight circle before you arrive.

The vibe

This is a practical, no-frills stop that regulars return to. On site there is a dump point, potable water for tanks, grey water handling, bins and a fire pit, with camp hosts on hand who get a friendly wrap from repeat visitors. The park doubles as a base for Bundaberg itself: shops and central cafes are close enough for a quick restock, and the Burnett River walks are a short trip away for an on-lead leg stretch.

Getting there

The park sits in Bundaberg Central, handy to the town side of the highway. Big rigs are the whole point here, so access is straightforward. Stays run on CMCA terms, with non-members welcome and stay limits around the two-week mark in any 21-day window, so check the fine print for your dates.

Close by with the dogs

For an off-lead run while you are in town, Bundaberg North Dog Park is across the river, and central coffee is easy to find at Cafe 1928 or Grindstone Coffee House. If the coast is calling next, pet friendly stays at Bargara include Absolute Oceanfront Tourist Park, and Kalua Motel in Bundaberg North is another dog-friendly option in town.

For more stops on the run north or south, browse our guide to pet friendly accommodation in QLD, or see what else is nearby around Bundaberg Central.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.