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Tasman Holiday Parks - Albany
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Tasman Holiday Parks - Albany

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$40
Where
Centennial Park, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

drive through sitescamp kitchencaravan parkensuite siteslarge sitesspacious sitesclean amenitiespizza oven

Pet policy

Yes, Tasman Holiday Parks - Albany in Centennial Park, WA allows dogs to stay overnight in selected accommodation, specifically offering pet-friendly cabins and sites, according to guest reviews and the official park listing. Pet Policy Summary: - Rooms: Selected pet-friendly cabins are available, as well as powered/unpowered sites. - Size/Type: Generally accepts small to medium dogs; some reports indicate specific pet-friendly cabin categories. - Fee: Based on third-party information, a fee of approximately AU$40 per pet, per stay may apply, though this should be confirmed during booking. -

Tasman Holiday Parks - Albany is a caravan park in Centennial Park, Albany, with pet-friendly cabins and powered and unpowered sites for dogs travelling with you. It's a practical base for a WA south coast trip rather than a boutique stay, with camp kitchen, ensuite sites, and space to spread out.

The pet policy. Selected cabins take dogs, alongside powered and unpowered sites, which is generally the easier option if you're bringing a dog. Reports point to a pet fee of roughly AU$40 per pet per stay, but fees and which cabin categories currently allow dogs can shift, so confirm both at booking rather than assuming. The park generally suits small to medium dogs; check before booking if yours is larger.

The place. Sites are described as large and spacious, with a camp kitchen, pizza oven, and clean amenities blocks. Ensuite sites are available if you want your own bathroom rather than shared facilities.

Location and nearby. The park sits in Centennial Park, a short drive from central Albany's café strip and restaurants. Centennial Park Dog Exercise Area, a fenced 24-hour off-leash park with a separate high-fenced section, is in the same suburb, making it an easy first or last stop of the day.

Before you book. Confirm the current pet fee, which sites or cabins allow dogs, and any weight or breed limits directly with the park. Bring your own water bowl and bedding since specifics on in-cabin pet amenities aren't confirmed.

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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