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Diamond Waters Caravan Park
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Diamond Waters Caravan Park

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Where
Dunbogan, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Diamond Waters Caravan Park in Dunbogan allows dogs to stay overnight in specific accommodation. - Accommodation & Pet Policy: The park offers a self-contained pet-friendly cabin for hire and welcomes pets in the camping and caravan areas. Pets must be approved by management upon booking. - Restrictions: Cats are not permitted to protect local wildlife. Dogs deemed "menacing," "dangerous," or "restricted" under the Companion Animals Act 1998 (NSW) are not allowed. - Off-Leash Area: The park features a designated off-leash area for pets. - Fee: Information regarding specific pet fees is no

Diamond Waters Caravan Park sits on the Camden Haven River at Dunbogan, backing onto Crowdy Head National Park, and takes dogs year-round across its sites and a dedicated pet-friendly cabin.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome in your own caravan or tent and in the park's self-contained pet-friendly cabin. Tell management you're bringing a dog when you book, and stick to a maximum of two pets per site or cabin. Dogs classed as dangerous, menacing or restricted under the NSW Companion Animals Act 1998 aren't accepted, and cats aren't permitted anywhere in the park to protect local wildlife.

The place. The park covers eight acres of bushland with river frontage, and there's an on-site off-leash area for a proper run without the lead. Outside that area, keep dogs leashed around the amenities, camp kitchen and other communal spots.

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confirm the off-leash area's boundaries with management on arrival, they're not always signed the same way twice a year.

Location and nearby. The park is at 848 Diamond Head Drive, an easy drive from Laurieton across the river, where you'll find dog-friendly cafes and Henry Kendall Canine Park for a proper off-leash stretch. Dunbogan Beach and Grant's Beach both have sections that allow dogs, some leashed and some not, so check current signage before you head down.

Before you book. Fee details for the cabin and sites aren't published in full, so confirm pet costs and the two-pet limit directly with the park when you reserve. Bring your own bowl and bedding.

Go for the river frontage and the bush setting rather than a big strip of sand right outside the gate, this is a base for exploring Dunbogan and Laurieton with the dog rather than a beach-side park in itself.

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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