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Gold Nugget Tourist Park
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Gold Nugget Tourist Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$20
Where
Epsom, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Gold Nugget Tourist Park in Epsom, VIC allows dogs to stay overnight in specific pet-friendly accommodation. Based on their official park policies, here is a summary of the pet policy: - Accommodation Policy: Pets are allowed in selected pet-friendly cabins. It is important to confirm when booking that you are in a pet-friendly unit. - Pet Fee: According to G'Day Parks, there is a charge of $20 per pet, per night, which is to be paid directly to the park upon arrival. - Capacity Limit: A maximum of 2 pets are allowed per room. - Key Rules: - Pets must not be left alone inside the accommo

Gold Nugget Tourist Park sits directly on the Midland Highway (A300) in Epsom, just north of Bendigo. It is a well-reviewed caravan and tourist park with cabins, camp sites, and solid family facilities, and the key draw for dog owners is that selected cabins are pet-friendly - but they are limited, cost $20 per pet per night, and you must confirm the right unit type at booking.

Pet policy. Pets are allowed in designated pet-friendly cabins (maximum 2 per room) and on designated caravan and camping sites. The fee is $20 per pet, per night, paid directly to the park on arrival. The non-negotiable rule: pets must not be left unattended - not in the cabin, not at your site. Book ahead and state clearly that you need a pet-friendly unit, because the park will not default you into one.

The grounds. Dogs are welcome in most outdoor areas around your cabin or site, but the leash rule applies everywhere within the park at all times. Off-limits zones are firm: communal amenity blocks, the pool area, the playground, and the camp kitchen. On the practical side, there is a dog wash facility on site, which saves you leaving muddy paw prints in the cabin. Reviews consistently flag the amenities as clean, and the park also runs a giant jumping pillow, mini-golf course, laundry, and function centre.

Location and nearby. The highway frontage makes the park easy to find and straightforward for towing or larger setups. Each cabin and site generally has dedicated parking alongside the accommodation. Reception hours sit roughly 8:30am to 6:00pm, but treat that as indicative and confirm at booking. For a meal or a coffee run into Bendigo, a short drive gets you to The Green Olive or Old Boundary Hotel, both of which welcome dogs.

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The leash-everywhere rule is standard for parks like this, but it means exactly what it says. No off-leash stretches on the way to the dog wash, no quick off-lead detour to the amenities. Keep the lead on from car door to cabin door.

Before you book. Confirm that the specific cabin allocated to your reservation is pet-friendly, and double-check reception hours if you are arriving late. If you cannot stay with your dog for the full duration - including evenings - this is not the right park, because the unattended-pet rule is strictly applied.

Best move: call the park directly to lock in a pet-friendly cabin before you commit online, and ask about arrival logistics if you are towing.

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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