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Chinderah Village Tourist Caravan Park
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Chinderah Village Tourist Caravan Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$5
Where
Chinderah, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Chinderah Village Tourist Caravan Park allows dogs to stay overnight, but their pet policy is restrictive regarding accommodation. - Accommodation Policy: According to information from CaravanCampingNSW, pets are typically permitted for camping and caravanning, rather than in onsite cabins, with small dogs allowed specifically. - Approval: Prior approval from management is required before bringing a dog, notes CaravanCampingNSW. - Fenced Sites: The park offers fenced sites to accommodate pets. - Fees: Specific fee details are not publicly listed, but pet-friendly parks in NSW generally

Chinderah Village Tourist Caravan Park sits on Chinderah Bay Drive beside the Tweed River, and it does take dogs, though the welcome is aimed at campers and caravanners rather than cabin guests.

The pet policy. Dogs are generally allowed on powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites, with small dogs specifically mentioned and prior approval from park management required before you arrive. Fenced sites are available for pets. Cabins, the camp kitchen, amenities blocks and the pool area are off limits to dogs. Nightly pet fees are not published, so confirm the exact cost and any breed or size limits when you book.

The place. A riverside holiday park with a mix of powered and unpowered sites, clean amenities, and long-stay permanents alongside short-term visitors. Note the park sits under a flight path, which can mean aircraft noise through the day.

Location & nearby. On Chinderah Bay Drive, an easy stroll to KK's Coffee Kart and Cubby Bakehouse, and close to the Corowa Park dog exercise area for a proper off-leash run.

Before you book. Ring ahead to confirm pet approval, site allocation, any weight or breed restrictions, and whether a pet fee applies. Bring your own water bowl and bedding since cabins and communal areas are not pet spaces here.

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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