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Trinity Islands Holiday Park
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Trinity Islands Holiday Park

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Where
Burrum River, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Trinity Islands Holiday Park in Burrum River, QLD, allows dogs, but with strict conditions regarding their accommodation and supervision. - Accommodation Policy: Dogs are welcome on caravan and camping sites at management's discretion. They are not allowed in cabin accommodation based on standard holiday park pet policies for this venue. - Supervision: Dogs must never be left unattended, including inside a tent, van, or other accommodation. - Restrictions: Dogs must be on a leash (maximum 2 metres) at all times when not in a van or tent, and are not allowed in common areas such as amenit

Trinity Islands Holiday Park sits on 108 acres at Burrum Heads Road, Burrum River, with three private islands and an 11-acre lake between the sites and the Burrum River. Dogs are welcome on the caravan and camping sites, at management's discretion, which makes this a genuine base for a dog-friendly Fraser Coast trip rather than a "call ahead and hope" stay.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed on powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites but not in cabins, and not in common areas such as amenities blocks or reception. A dog policy agreement form must be signed at check-in, no dog "runs" are permitted, and dogs must never be left unattended, including inside a tent or van. Outside the tent or van, dogs must be on a leash no longer than 2 metres at all times. Confirm current conditions and any site-specific exceptions directly with the park before booking.

The place. Sites are large and lakefront, with powered and unpowered options for caravans, trailers and tents. On offer: complimentary kayaks and stand-up paddleboards for the private lake, catch-and-release fishing, a camp kitchen, fire pits, hot showers and laundry. It's a quiet, nature-based park with a resident kangaroo population, so it suits dogs that are settled around wildlife rather than reactive.

Location and nearby. The park sits between Maryborough and Burrum Heads, close to the Burrum River for a fishing walk and within reach of Burrum Heads Beach for an on-leash run (check current Fraser Coast Regional Council rules before you go, as beach leash and off-leash zones vary by section). Bring your own water bowl and pet supplies. Town water is available for tanks, but there's no dedicated pet store on site.

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The 2-metre leash rule and the ban on dog runs mean this is a supervised-stay setup, not a park where your dog roams the site. Budget for a proper walk down by the river or the lake each day.

Go for the shoulder seasons if you want the lake and fishing deck to yourselves; school holidays fill the powered sites fast on the Fraser Coast. Good for settled dogs happy to be leashed between the tent and the water, less suited to dogs that need to be off-leash to burn energy.

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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