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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

For an off-leash run, Centennial Park Dog Exercise Area is in the same suburb: a fenced 24-hour park with a separate high-fenced section for dogs who need it. For a coffee stop, The Greenhouse at Centennial Park is close by, and in town Dôme Café Albany is a solid fallback.

Tasman Holiday Parks - Albany is a caravan park in Centennial Park, a few minutes' drive east of central Albany on the WA south coast. It is a practical base rather than a boutique stay: large powered and unpowered sites, ensuite sites if you want your own bathroom, a camp kitchen with a pizza oven, and pet-friendly cabins for dogs travelling with you.

Dogs at the park

Selected cabins take dogs, and powered and unpowered sites are generally the easier option if you are bringing one. Third-party listings point to a pet fee of roughly AU$40 per pet per stay, and the park generally suits small to medium dogs, but both the fee and which cabin categories currently allow dogs can change, so confirm both directly when booking rather than relying on the online system. Bring your own dog bed, bowls and waste bags, since in-cabin pet amenities are not confirmed.

The place

Sites are described by guests as large and spacious, with clean amenities blocks, an ensuite-site option, and a camp kitchen that doubles as a wet-weather fallback. Expect a family-friendly caravan park atmosphere with room to spread out rather than a resort program.

Getting there and parking

The park sits in Centennial Park on Albany's outskirts, an easy drive from the town centre, the foreshore cafés and Middleton Beach. Drive in from Albany Highway or the south coast highway, with on-site parking at your site or cabin. Albany is about four and a half hours from Perth via Albany Highway.

Close by with the dogs

For an off-leash run, Centennial Park Dog Exercise Area is in the same suburb: a fenced 24-hour park with a separate high-fenced section for dogs who need it. For a coffee stop, The Greenhouse at Centennial Park is close by, and in town Dôme Café Albany is a solid fallback. If you would rather a different park base, Acclaim Albany Holiday Park is another pet-friendly option on the same side of town.

More options are on the Western Australia dog friendly stays guide and the Centennial Park destinations page.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.