Geraldton Caravan Park

Geraldton Caravan Park sits at 239 Hall Road on the southern side of Geraldton, about ten minutes from the city centre, and it takes dogs on sites with a straightforward set of rules. For road-trippers working the Coral Coast, it is a practical stop: powered and unpowered sites, big-rig sites for rigs over 32 feet, and a dog exercise area of its own so you do not have to drive for a walk.

Dogs at the park

The pet fee is $10 per pet per night, with a maximum of two pets per site unless management agrees otherwise in writing. Every pet must be declared and checked in at arrival. Outside, dogs stay on a leash no longer than 2 metres and owners carry waste bags and bin them immediately. The useful extra is a dedicated dog exercise and walk area at the edge of the park. Pet bedding is on you, and dogs are not allowed on any park furniture. If you are considering one of the park cabins rather than a site, pet access is limited to selected rooms, so confirm the specific unit accepts dogs when you book rather than assuming.

The vibe

This is a working caravan park rather than a resort: a camp kitchen, drive-through sites, hot showers and amenities blocks that reviewers consistently rate as clean. The Hall Road position trades walkability for quieter nights, which suits travellers passing through with a van or tent rather than anyone after a central base.

Close by with the dogs

For a secure run, Kennett Park Fenced Dog Park at Glenfield is a short drive north. In town, Remi French Cafe and Kai Lani Cafe both welcome dogs at outdoor tables, and The Murchison Tavern is an easy dinner option.

More options across the state are on the Western Australia pet friendly stays guide and the Geraldton destination page.

Max: a park with its own exercise area at the back is the detail I care about. Ten dollars a night and a fence to sniff beats pacing a gravel site on a short lead.