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Ingenia Holidays Rivershore
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Ingenia Holidays Rivershore

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Where
Diddillibah, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

water slidesglampingsafari tentpool with slidesmini golfcaravan parkfire pitslarge sites

Pet policy

Yes, Ingenia Holidays Rivershore in Diddillibah, QLD (formerly Big4 Rivershore) allows dogs to stay overnight, but their policy varies slightly between their general company policy and the specific site-level information. According to their Pet-friendly page, they generally welcome dogs on powered sites year-round. Pet Policy Summary (2026): - Allowed Accommodation: Dogs are allowed on powered sites and in specific pet-friendly cabins (when booked in advance). - Size Limit: No specific size restriction is mentioned; the site states they welcome pooches "no matter how big or small". - Fee: Spe

Ingenia Holidays Rivershore is a big riverside holiday park in Diddillibah with pools, water slides and mini golf, and it takes dogs on powered sites year-round.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on powered caravan and camping sites at any time of year, with no size restriction mentioned, the park's own line is that pooches are welcome "no matter how big or small". A number of the glamping-style cabins are also pet-friendly, but only when booked in advance and flagged as a pet stay at the time of booking. Fee details were not fully confirmed in our research, so check the exact nightly pet charge and any per-site conditions when you book.

The place. This is a full holiday park setup, not a quiet retreat: think water slides, a pool complex, mini golf, fire pits and a mix of powered sites and safari-tent glamping alongside the river. It suits dogs that are relaxed around crowds, kids and other campers rather than dogs that need total quiet.

Getting there. The park sits on the Maroochy River at Diddillibah, a short drive inland from Maroochydore and Buderim. There's on-site parking at your powered site or cabin.

Nearby with the dogs. Buderim's cafe strip, including John Kyle Espresso, is a short drive away, and Buderim's Elizabeth Daniels Park fenced dog park gives you an off-leash run if your site doesn't have the space.

Pepsi's takegolden retriever
a big grassy holiday park with a river nearby is about as good as it gets for burning off energy between swims.

Who it suits. Families and grey nomads travelling with a dog who's happy around noise and other people; less ideal if your dog is anxious in busy caravan parks.

Before you book. Confirm the current pet fee, any breed or number limits, and which cabins are pet-eligible directly with the park, since site-level detail can change between seasons.

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.

Nearby with the dogs