Miami Holiday Park
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Falcon, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Miami Holiday Park in Falcon, WA, allows dogs to stay overnight, but their pet-friendly policy generally focuses on allowing pets on caravan and camping sites rather than in cabins. Here is a summary of the pet policy based on their guidelines as of 2026: - Accommodation Types: Dogs are welcomed primarily on sites (caravan/camping). Pets are generally not permitted inside standard cabins or holiday units, though sometimes specific pet-friendly cabin exceptions exist (contact the park directly to confirm). - Pet Size/Breed Limits: Dogs must be well-behaved, and "dangerous breeds" are stric
The short version. Miami Holiday Park is an estuary-side caravan and camping park in Falcon, walking distance to local shops and with direct estuary access for crabbing and calm-water paddling. Dogs are welcome, though on the sites rather than in the cabins, which is the detail to get right before you book.
The pet policy. Dogs are allowed on caravan and camping sites. They are generally not permitted inside the standard cabins or holiday units, so if you need a cabin you will have to phone the park and confirm whether any pet-friendly exception exists. Dogs must be well-behaved, and the park excludes breeds it classes as dangerous. Because these rules can shift season to season, confirm the current policy, any fees and site conditions directly at booking.
The place. Reviewers highlight the estuary location, shady trees and clean amenities. It is a relaxed, family-style park rather than a resort, and the estuary frontage is the reason to stay - safe, calm water for a dog that likes a wade.
Location and nearby. Shops are within walking distance, and Falcon's beaches and the Dawesville Channel are a short drive on. The estuary edge itself is the easy on-site walk.
Who it suits. Best for owners travelling with a caravan, camper or tent who want water access and a low-key base. If you are set on a cabin with the dog, ring ahead first rather than assuming.
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Before you book. Confirm your dog is going on a site, not a cabin, and re-check the breed and fee conditions on the day you reserve.
Sources
- Miami Holiday Park, Falcon · miamiholidaypark.com.au
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.
