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Oxley pines caravan park
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Oxley pines caravan park

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Where
Inala, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Dogs must be supervised and on lead around the park at all times, and management generally asks to be contacted before you arrive with a pet. Any pet fee is arranged at booking rather than published.

Oxley Pines Caravan Park is a quiet, dog-friendly park on Kimberley Street on Inala's Durack fringe, about 12 kilometres south-west of the Brisbane CBD. It suits travellers with a caravan or van who want a secure, leafy base rather than a resort-style holiday park.

Dogs at the park

Well-behaved dogs are welcome on tourist sites by prior arrangement, and a number of sites have fenced boundaries that make containing a dog straightforward. Cabin access is the uncertain part: some listings suggest pet-friendly options, but whether a dog is allowed inside or only on the verandah varies, so confirm directly when you book.

Dogs must be supervised and on lead around the park at all times, and management generally asks to be contacted before you arrive with a pet. Any pet fee is arranged at booking rather than published.

Max: ring ahead and state your rig size and dog up front. Tourist sites are limited and pet approval depends on both, so a call saves a difficult arrival.

The place

The park runs to about ten acres of lawn with security cameras and tidy amenities, and it mixes tourist sites with permanent residents. That community feel keeps it calm, but it also means expectations should lean residential and quiet rather than holiday-park busy.

Location and getting around

The park sits with easy reach of the Ipswich Motorway, a bus stop at the front, and the Oxley and Forest Lake shopping strips nearby for supplies. Your dog's exercise is covered locally: the Inala Dog Park is a short drive for an off-lead run, and C J Greenfield Park at Richlands is another nearby option.

For a dog-friendly coffee stop, Simple Bliss Coffee at Forest Lake is close by, though check outdoor access on the day.

More stays that take dogs are listed in the Queensland pet friendly accommodation guide, and the Inala destination page covers the suburb's dog friendly options.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.