Burrum Heads Beachfront Tourist Park
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Burrum Heads, QLD
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
Pet policy
Yes, Fraser Coast Beachfront Tourist Parks | Burrum Heads allows dogs to stay overnight, specifically on designated sites. Pet Policy Summary: - Allowed Areas: Dogs are permitted only on designated "Dog Friendly" powered sites, specifically located in the southern side (non-riverfront) of the park. - Accommodation: Dogs are allowed in their own camping setups (caravans, camper trailers, tents) on designated sites. Information regarding cabin accommodation is not explicitly listed as pet-friendly, with the emphasis on caravan/camping sites. - Size/Number Limit: A maximum of 2 dogs per site is a
Fraser Coast Beachfront Tourist Parks in Burrum Heads sits on the edge of the Burrum River, roughly 30 to 40 minutes north of Hervey Bay, and keeps its dog-friendly sites to one clearly marked section of the park.
The pet policy. Dogs are only permitted on the designated dog-friendly powered sites on the southern, non-riverfront side of the park, on grassy sites with concrete pads. A maximum of two dogs per booking applies. Dogs must stay leashed whenever they are off your site and can never be left unattended, and they are not permitted in communal facilities such as the amenities block or camp kitchen, or washed anywhere on the grounds. Cabin accommodation is not clearly listed as pet-friendly, the emphasis is on caravan, camper trailer and tent sites, so ask directly if you are hoping to bring a dog into a cabin. Fees vary by season and site, confirm the current rate at booking.
The place. It is a quieter, riverfront alternative to the busier tourist strips, with a tinnie ramp for boaties, dump points, laundries and communal barbecue areas, set in a close-knit township known for bird-watching.
Location and nearby. The dog-friendly sites back onto sandy Burrum River beaches and river walks on the southern side of the park. Burrum Heads township is an easy, dog-friendly stroll away, and guests report a handful of local cafes allow dogs in outdoor seating, worth confirming on arrival.
Before you book. Ask specifically for a dog-friendly site on the southern side, confirm the two-dog cap and current pet fee, and bring your own water bowls and bedding since no on-site pet amenities are listed.
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Sources
- Burrum Heads Caravan Park - Beachfront Tourist Parks · beachfronttouristparks.com.au
- Burrum Heads Caravan Park - Queensland · queensland.com
- Tourist Park Rules · beachfronttouristparks.com.au
- Burrum Heads Caravan Park | Visit Fraser Coast · visitfrasercoast.com
- General Terms and Conditions · beachfronttouristparks.com.au
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.
