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Wagga Wagga Tourist Park
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Wagga Wagga Tourist Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$25 per stay
Where
Forest Hill, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

comfortable bedclean cabincabinscamp kitchenpowered sitehot showerair conclean room

Pet policy

Yes, the Wagga Wagga Tourist Park in Forest Hill, NSW allows dogs and cats to stay overnight in designated accommodation. Here is a summary of their pet policy: - Allowed Accommodation: Pets are permitted in designated pet-friendly self-contained cabins, as well as on powered and unpowered caravan/camping sites. - Fees: A deep clean fee of $25 per stay applies to pets in cabins. - Policy & Restrictions: - Notification: You must inform the park at the time of booking that you are bringing a pet. - Size/Number: The website states "your family pet" but does not define a specific size limit. Gener

Wagga Wagga Tourist Park is a caravan and cabin park in Forest Hill that takes dogs and cats in designated pet-friendly accommodation, making it a straightforward base if you are travelling through the Riverina with a dog in tow.

The pet policy. Pets are allowed in designated pet-friendly self-contained cabins, plus powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites. A deep clean fee of $25 per stay applies if your pet stays in a cabin. You need to tell the park you are bringing a pet at the time of booking, since only some cabins are pet-friendly and availability is limited. The park's own material refers to bringing your family pet without stating a specific size or breed limit, so confirm at booking if you have a large dog or more than one.

The place. As a tourist park, expect the usual mix of cabins, powered sites and unpowered camping alongside a camp kitchen, hot showers and air conditioned rooms.

Location & nearby. Forest Hill sits a few minutes from the Wagga Wagga CBD, close to the airport and RAAF base. Forest Hill Off Leash Dog Park, a fully fenced off-leash area on Cypress Street, is nearby for a run before you hit the road again.

Who it suits. Road-trippers and grey nomads passing through the Riverina with a dog, and locals wanting a powered site close to Wagga without booking a hotel.

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ask for a site near the camp kitchen if your dog likes company, tourist parks like this tend to have a friendly, dog-tolerant crowd in the powered sites.

Before you book. Call ahead to confirm which cabins are currently pet-friendly, ask about any size or breed conditions, and budget for the $25 cabin clean fee if you are not camping or caravanning.

When to go. Book early for school holidays and long weekends, when powered sites and the limited pet-friendly cabins go first. Outside peak periods a mid-week stay is easy to secure and the park is quieter for a dog that does not love crowds.

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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