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NRMA Airlie Beach Holiday Park
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NRMA Airlie Beach Holiday Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Cannonvale, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, the NRMA Airlie Beach Holiday Park in Cannonvale, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight in selected accommodation. - Policy Summary: Pets are permitted, but bookings must be made directly with the park, and approval is at the park manager's discretion. - Accommodation Types: Pet-friendly options generally include selected cabins and camping/caravan sites. - Restrictions & Fees: Specific size limits and fees are not listed publicly but are confirmed upon booking, as pet approval is required in advance. If you'd like, I can: - Help you find a similar pet-friendly accommodation with more specif

The short version. NRMA Airlie Beach Holiday Park in Cannonvale takes dogs in selected accommodation and on some sites, but approval is not automatic. It is a large, well-facilitied park close to the shops, which makes it a practical Whitsundays base with a dog.

The pet policy. Pets are allowed in selected cabins and on camping and caravan sites, at the park manager's discretion. Approval must be arranged in advance, so book directly with the park rather than through a third party and confirm your dog when you book. Specific size limits and fees are not published and are confirmed at the time of booking. Do not turn up expecting to add a dog on the day.

The place. A full-service holiday park with a pool, camp kitchen, boardwalk and a mix of unpowered and powered sites, cabins and bungalows. Some sites are on the tight side, so ask about space when you book if you have a larger setup.

Location and nearby. Close to Cannonvale shops and an easy run to the coast. Cannonvale Beach has an off-leash window at its eastern end early morning and early evening, and Fat Frog Beach Cafe on the beachfront welcomes dogs with water bowls and a dog menu.

Before you book. Ring the park directly, name your dog, and get the approval, any fee and any size limit confirmed in writing before you pay. Good for travellers who want facilities and a central location and are happy to lock the pet approval in ahead of time.

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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