
Burnie Ocean View Motel and Caravan Park
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Burnie, TAS
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, according to Trivago and Travelmyth, the Burnie Ocean View Motel and Caravan Park generally allows pets to stay, but you must request this in advance. - Pet Policy: Dogs are welcome upon request, with some sources mentioning they allow dogs of various sizes for an additional fee Eukanuba, Trivago. - Fees: Fees vary based on the pet's size and the length of your stay Eukanuba. - Accommodation Types: Pet-friendly options are typically available within the caravan park or designated cabins, but it is highly recommended to confirm with the property directly before booking to ensure availabil
Burnie Ocean View Motel and Caravan Park sits on the Bass Highway across from the beach, and takes dogs in its caravan and camping sites by prior arrangement, though not in the motel rooms or cabins.
Dog access and setup. Pets are welcomed on the caravan and camping sites at the rear of the property, not inside the motel rooms or cabins. Always call ahead to confirm a pet-friendly site when you book. Dogs must stay on a lead around the park. Bring your own water bowls and food, as none are supplied.
The place. An older-style motel and caravan park combination with a heated indoor pool, BBQ grills, camp kitchen, laundromat and showers. It sits directly opposite the beach on the Bass Highway.
Known for. Little penguins can often be spotted on the beach across the road in the evenings, and the location is a budget-friendly, convenient stop for anyone travelling the Bass Highway.
Getting there and parking. On the Bass Highway (A1) at 253 Bass Highway, Burnie. Free self-parking is available on-site, including space for caravans.
Nearby with the dogs. West Beach is directly opposite for a walk, the coastal pathway runs nearby for a longer stretch along the water, and Burnie Park is a short drive away with a creek and shaded walking paths.
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Best suited to caravanners and campers travelling with dogs rather than anyone wanting a motel room, given the pet policy only covers the powered and camping sites.
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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