Coro Park
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Howatharra, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, dogs are allowed to stay overnight at Coro Park in Howatharra, WA, but they must be kept on a lead at all times. Based on available information for this campground/farm stay: - Pet Policy & Conditions: Dogs are welcome, but as it is a working farm with livestock, strict control (on a lead) is required. - Accommodation Types: The site is designed for campers, allowing for self-contained campers (tents, caravans, motorhomes/RV's). - Fees/Size Limits: Specific fees or size limits for pets are not explicitly listed in public descriptions; the policy suggests contacting them to "enquire" about
Coro Park is a self-contained campground on a working farm at Howatharra, about 30 to 35 minutes north of Geraldton, with sheltered private sites close to Coronation Beach. Dogs are welcome throughout on a lead, and the appeal here is the privacy, large bush-screened bays rather than sites packed in side by side.
The rules. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times because the property runs livestock. They're allowed with you at the campsite, but there's no off-lead roaming. Pet fees aren't published, so confirm at booking.
The place. This is genuinely off-grid: you need to be fully self-contained with your own chemical toilet and drinking water, as there are no ablutions on site. Firepits are provided and firewood is sold at the office. Bring your dog's own water too, none is supplied for pets.
Getting there. Bitumen runs right to the front gate off Coronation Beach Road, and parking is free, with large gravel bays that suit everything from a small van to a big RV.
Nearby with the dogs. Coronation Beach is on the doorstep for on-lead walks, check local signage for any off-lead sections. Chapman Valley offers quiet rural drives, and Geraldton, about half an hour south, has more dog-friendly cafes and beaches if you need a change of scene.
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Who it suits. Self-sufficient campers who want a quiet, private site near the beach rather than a full-facility caravan park. Not the spot if you need power, showers or on-site water for your dog.
When to go. Cooler months are kindest on this stretch of coast, and book ahead where you can given the working farm setting means sites are limited. Confirm pet fees and any current restrictions directly with Coro Park before you arrive.
Sources
- Coro Park: Home · coropark.com.au
- About - Coro Park · coropark.com.au
- Places to Stay - Shire of Chapman Valley · chapmanvalley.wa.gov.au
- Coro Park | Australia's Coral Coast · australiascoralcoast.com
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.
