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The Clog Barn Tourist Attraction & Caravan Park
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The Clog Barn Tourist Attraction & Caravan Park

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Where
Coffs Harbour, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

miniature gardenmodel buildingsminiature villageclog making demonstrationcuckoo clocksminiature dutch villageclog barnwindmills

Pet policy

Yes, The Clog Barn Tourist Attraction & Caravan Park in Coffs Harbour, NSW, allows dogs to stay overnight in their accommodation and caravan park. Here is a summary of the pet policy based on available information: - Accommodation/Rooms: Pet-friendly options are available, and dogs are generally allowed inside in designated accommodation. - Caravan Park: The caravan park is pet-friendly. - Rules & Restrictions: Dogs are allowed to join visitors in the miniature village and the outdoor seating area of Big Oma's Coffee House. - Policy Specifics: It is highly recommended to

The Clog Barn is a quirky, family-run caravan park and tourist stop on the Pacific Highway in Coffs Harbour, built around a miniature Dutch village. It is genuinely dog-friendly, taking pets on powered sites and in designated cabins, which makes it an easy overnight stop for road-trippers travelling with a dog.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on powered caravan and camping sites and in designated pet-friendly cabins. A fee of $20 per pet per stay applies. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times anywhere within the park. Confirm cabin availability and the current policy when you book, as pet sites and cabins are limited.

The place. The park centres on its miniature Dutch village, with daily clog-making demonstrations, a cafe serving Dutch treats and a souvenir shop. There is a pool on site, and dogs are allowed in the outdoor areas of the village, the shop surrounds and the outdoor cafe tables.

Location and nearby. It is at 2199 Pacific Highway, with easy highway access and ample on-site parking for vehicles and caravans. Several of Coffs Harbour's dog-friendly beaches and coastal paths are a short drive away.

Before you book. Confirm whether your dates have a pet cabin free or whether you are on a powered site, and have vaccination and flea details ready. Suits travellers who want a leashed, low-key overnight rather than off-lead space on site.

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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