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Clayton Bay Riverside Holiday Park
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Clayton Bay Riverside Holiday Park

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Where
Clayton Bay, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Clayton Bay Riverside Holiday Park in SA allows dogs to stay overnight. According to their pet policy, the policy includes: - Accommodation/Sites: Pets are allowed on camping/caravan sites and in designated pet-friendly onsite cabins. - Approval & Rules: Pet owners must inform management upon booking, and pets must be supervised and on a leash at all times within the park. - Fees: While pet-friendly options are available, specific nightly fees for pets are typically provided upon direct booking inquiry. It is recommended to call the park directly to confirm the availability of pet-friend

Clayton Bay Riverside Holiday Park sits right on the lakefront in Clayton Bay, with grassed sites, camp kitchen and fire pit facing the water. It is a genuinely pet-friendly park, taking dogs on camping and caravan sites and in a number of its onsite cabins, which makes it a solid base for a few days on the water with a dog in tow.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on powered and unpowered camping or caravan sites, and in designated pet-friendly cabins. Owners need to tell management about pets when booking, and dogs must be supervised and kept on a leash at all times within the park. Nightly pet fees are not fixed online, so confirm the amount and which cabins allow pets when you call to book.

The place. Clean amenities, a camp kitchen, grassed sites and a fire pit sit alongside the main drawcard, which is the lakefront location itself, with kayaking and sunsets over the water frequently mentioned by guests.

Location and nearby. The park is in Clayton Bay on the Lake Alexandrina shoreline. The dog-friendly The Local Clayton Bay cafe is a short walk or drive away for a coffee, and the foreshore path gives an easy on-leash walk straight from the park.

Who it suits. Good for owners after a relaxed lakeside stay with room to walk and kayak, rather than a tight caravan park with no green space.

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confirm the pet fee and which specific cabins take dogs before you book, since only some are pet-friendly and the site does not list a fixed rate.

When to go: weekdays and shoulder season keep the lakefront sites quieter; book cabins ahead in summer since pet-friendly rooms are limited.

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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