Twin Waters Caravan Park

Twin Waters Caravan Park sits at 1149 Old Coast Road in Dawesville, on the Mandurah side of the Peel Inlet, and it is one of the more genuinely dog-welcoming parks on this stretch of coast. Unlike parks that quietly tolerate pets, it publishes designated pet-friendly cabins, welcomes dogs across the caravan and camping areas, and runs an on-site dog wash for the post-beach rinse.

Dogs at Twin Waters Caravan Park

The park keeps specific pet-friendly cabins, including selected standard cabin configurations, so not every chalet on the property takes dogs. Booking platforms report a refundable pet deposit of around $50 per stay, with no extra nightly pet charge in most cases. Dogs must be leashed and under control at all times inside the park grounds. Cabin availability for pets is limited, so call ahead, name your cabin type, and confirm the deposit before paying.

The vibe

This is a well-run family holiday park: a camp kitchen, BBQ area, tidy ablution block and comfortable cabin beds come up repeatedly in guest feedback. The dog wash is the detail that separates it from most competitors, because anyone who has loaded a sandy dog back into a car knows exactly why it matters.

Close by with the dogs

The Melros Beach Walk gives you a coastal leg-stretch close to the park, and Saltation Cafe is the local stop for a coffee with the dog nearby. The Dawesville foreshore and estuary paths add more flat walking, though keep your dog leashed where council signage requires it.

Max: Pet-friendly cabins here are a subset, not the whole park. Confirm your exact cabin is one of them before you book, then use the dog wash on the way home.

More bases around the Peel Inlet are on the Dawesville destination page, and the full list is in the WA pet friendly stays guide.