Soul Country Cabins & Camping

Soul Country Cabins & Camping sits at 16L Camp Road on the western edge of Dubbo, a small, rustic property that offers cabin accommodation alongside camping and caravan sites on open country ground. It was set up as a relaxed, pet-friendly alternative to the city-side caravan parks, and travellers with dogs have historically used it for exactly that reason. One caution before you plan around it: directory listings and social media have shown the property as temporarily closed or under new management, with booking trails going quiet, so call ahead before counting on a site here.

Dogs at the park

The park has been marketed as pet-friendly across its open-land sites, and the country setting is the draw: room to walk a dog on open rural ground rather than a lined-out caravan park. The exact terms, including whether pets are allowed inside the cabins or only on sites and decks, were never published in detail, and they may change under new management. Treat everything here as call-first, and get any pet conditions confirmed at the time you book rather than on arrival.

The setup

When operating, the property offered cabin accommodation alongside powered and camping sites on spacious ground, with reviews pointing to a peaceful, family-run atmosphere and a basic amenity block. Camp Road places you a short drive from central Dubbo, close to the Macquarie River corridor and the western approach to town. If your travel dates are fixed and you cannot reach anyone by phone, the safer options in Dubbo are the established caravan parks.

While you are out there

The Buckingham Dog Park gives the dog secure off-lead time in town, and the Tracker Riley Cycleway is the long, easy on-lead walk along the river. For reliable pet-friendly stays, the NRMA Dubbo Holiday Park and Western Plains Tourist Park Dubbo are the established alternatives.

More options are under dog friendly stays in NSW and in the Dubbo guide.

Max: The space here would be great for me, but only if someone answers the phone first. If nobody does, we go to the NRMA park instead.