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Oaks Beach Caravan & Relocatable Homes Village
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Oaks Beach Caravan & Relocatable Homes Village

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Where
Burnett Heads, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, the Oaks Beach Caravan & Relocatable Homes Village (now branded as Oaks Beach Caravan & Relocatable Homes Village (CP) on some platforms) in Burnett Heads, QLD, is generally considered dog-friendly, allowing dogs to stay overnight. Summary of Pet Policy: - Approval Needed: Pets are usually allowed, but it is highly recommended to seek approval upon application/booking as policies can change or apply to specific, well-behaved pets. - Accommodation: Dogs are accepted on powered and unpowered sites Full Range Camping. They also offer fenced sites for pets. - Conditions: The park is markete

Oaks Beach Caravan & Relocatable Homes Village is a family-owned park on Burnett Heads Road, a common base for the Southern Great Barrier Reef and Bundaberg region. It welcomes dogs and, usefully, offers some fenced sites, so containing your dog is easier than at many parks.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on camping and caravan sites, powered and unpowered, and the park has dedicated fenced sites that save you rigging a makeshift enclosure. Approval is recommended at booking, since policies can apply to specific well-behaved pets. Dogs must be on a lead whenever they are off your own site, never left unattended, and you clean up after them. Confirm the current pet fee at booking, as it varies by site type and season.

The place. A relaxed, open, community-minded park rather than a busy resort, with drinking water on-site. It is roughly 300 metres to the local waterfront, which is a big part of the appeal.

Location and nearby. On Burnett Heads Road, a short drive east of Bundaberg, with easy on-site access and room for big rigs. Jack Strathdee Memorial Park nearby has a fenced off-leash area. Note that dogs are prohibited on Oaks Beach itself because it is a patrolled swimming beach; stick to on-leash walks along the esplanades and paths toward South Head Parklands and the Burnett Heads Lighthouse.

Before you book. Ask to reserve a fenced site if you want one, confirm the pet fee, and note the turtle nesting season (roughly November to March) means keeping dogs well clear of the dunes. Good for van travellers who want a fenced setup and a walkable coastline.

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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