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Home Lake Clifton Caravan Park is a pet-friendly caravan park in Lake Clifton, Western Australia, positioned on the Old Coast Road corridor between Mandurah and Bunbury. The defining fact for dog owners: dogs are welcome including for overnight stays, but you need to phone ahead to confirm whether they are allowed inside specific cabins or vans.

The pet policy. The park is listed as pet-friendly and dogs are generally permitted for overnight stays. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Dogs are allowed in the camping areas. No specific size limits or pet fees are advertised, which means restrictions on larger breeds are not publicly detailed.

The accommodation gap. Publicly available policy summaries do not spell out whether dogs are allowed inside on-site cabins or vans versus open sites. Before relying on a particular accommodation type, call the park directly on (08) 9739 2623 to confirm the rules for your specific booking. Treat any cabin-based stay as unconfirmed until you have spoken to staff.

The place. This is a family-friendly caravan park with a mix of tourists and permanent residents. On-site features mentioned across reviews include a tavern, clean toilets and friendly staff. The presence of permanent residents and reports of great neighbours point to a stable, community-oriented park rather than a quiet bush retreat, so expect a lived-in atmosphere.

Location and nearby. Lake Clifton sits on the coastal run between Mandurah and Bunbury, making the park a practical stopover or base for exploring the northern Peel and southern Harvey region. For a meal out, Old Coast Road Brewery in nearby Myalup is a local restaurant worth factoring into your trip.

Who it suits. Leash-compliant dogs and owners who want a straightforward, budget-conscious overnight stop with basic amenities. It is less suited to owners wanting off-lead exercise on site, or those who need a guaranteed cabin stay without a phone call first.

Before you book. The honest gap: call ahead about cabins and vans, as the camping-area confirmation is the only clear rule. No advertised fee or size limit means you should ask about both when you ring, rather than assuming a free stay for a larger dog.

Best fit: a one or two-night stopover for leash-trained dogs where the owner is happy to confirm the details by phone and take a site or camping spot as the safe default.

Sources

• Lake Clifton Caravan Park - FullRangeCamping Directory · directory.fullrangecamping.com.au

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.