Wagga Wagga Tourist Park

Wagga Wagga Tourist Park is a caravan and cabin park on Allonby Avenue in Forest Hill, a few minutes from the Wagga Wagga CBD and close to the airport and RAAF base. It takes dogs and cats in designated pet-friendly accommodation, which makes it a straightforward stop if you are driving through the Riverina with a dog in tow.

Dogs at the Wagga Wagga Tourist Park

Pets are allowed in designated pet-friendly self-contained cabins as well as on powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites. A deep clean fee of $25 per stay applies if your pet stays in a cabin, and you need to tell the park you are bringing a pet at the time of booking because only some cabins are pet-friendly and availability is limited. The park's own material talks about bringing your family pet without stating a size or breed limit, so confirm conditions at booking if you have a large dog or more than one. In common areas expect the usual park rules: dogs on a lead and cleaned up after.

The vibe

The park has a mix of self-contained villas and cabins alongside drive-through caravan and camping sites, with a camp kitchen, hot showers and air conditioned rooms. Guest feedback regularly mentions comfortable beds and clean cabins. The rating sits at the modest end, so treat it as a practical, budget-conscious base rather than a resort. Forest Hill itself is a quiet southern suburb, and the drive into Wagga's centre is short.

Getting there and parking

The address is 3/16 Allonby Avenue, Forest Hill NSW 2651, just off the Sturt Highway side of Wagga. Drive-through sites mean you can pull a van in without unhitching, and there is parking at each cabin. Call reception before you travel to confirm which cabins are currently taking pets.

Close by with the dogs

For a run before you hit the road again, Forest Hill Off Leash Dog Park is a fully fenced off-leash area close to the park, and Mahoneys Reserve is the other fenced option in the same suburb. Wagga's riverside walks and the Murrumbidgee swimming spots are a short drive north. More dog-friendly stays across the state are on the NSW stays index and the Forest Hill destination page.