Miami Holiday Park

Miami Holiday Park sits on the banks of the Peel-Harvey Estuary in Falcon, walking distance from local shops and with direct estuary access for crabbing and calm-water paddling. It is a relaxed, family-style caravan park where dogs are welcome on the sites, which is the detail to get right before booking.

Dogs at Miami Holiday Park

Dogs stay on caravan and camping sites, not inside the cabins or roofed accommodation, so a cabin trip means leaving the dog home. Bookings need the dog declared, leads apply around the park with short tethers at the site, and dogs cannot be left unattended. Breeds the park classes as dangerous are excluded, and rules can shift season to season, so confirm fees and conditions directly when you book.

Max: sites only, no cabins. That single line decides whether this park works for you, so sort it before you get excited about the estuary.

The park

Sites are large and shady with grass or concrete-pad options, including drive-through powered sites, and the park adds a camp kitchen, laundry and clean amenities blocks. For dogs specifically there is a free on-site dog wash, which earns its keep after a session on the estuary foreshore.

The water is the draw: the sheltered foreshore suits kayaks and swimming, and the estuary is known for blue swimmer crabs, with crab-cooking and fish-cleaning facilities on site to handle the catch.

Getting there and what is nearby

The park is in Falcon on Mandurah's southern side, with the Miami Bakehouse, Cobblers Tavern and a supermarket all within walking distance. Seven Trees Coffee covers the morning caffeine, and the Halls Head dog beach up the coast is the off-lead fix. The Dudley Park fenced dog park is a short drive north.

More options are on the Western Australia dog friendly stays guide and the Falcon destination page.