Shiloh Hills Park Accommodation

Shiloh Hills Park Accommodation at 354 Pole Road, Ironbank, is a camping, caravan and RV property in the Adelaide Hills about 20 minutes from the city. It sits in proper bush: koalas and kangaroos are regularly spotted on the property, and dogs are welcome on the camping and van sites, which makes it a practical base for a Hills trip with a dog.

Dogs at the Shiloh Hills Park Accommodation

Dogs can stay overnight on the camping, caravan and RV sites. The conditions are simple: leads on and supervision at all times, and owners clean up after their pets. What is not confirmed is the cabin pet policy, so if you want a cabin with your dog, call the property before booking rather than assuming. There is no published pet fee for the camping sites.

Max: wildlife is the draw and the leash rule makes sense. Keep the dog close and you will probably see more koalas for it.

The vibe

This is a no-frills, budget-friendly bush stay with a camp kitchen, fire pit and ping pong for downtime, plus a hilltop spot known locally as prayer mountain. Note that payment is cash only, so come prepared. It suits campers, caravanners and campervan travellers who want a wildlife-rich setting rather than resort facilities.

Getting there and parking

Turn off the Main Road corridor at Ironbank and follow Pole Road; the property is signposted. There is drive-through and site parking for vans and RVs at your pitch.

Close by with the dogs

If you need a confirmed dog-friendly cabin with a fenced enclosure, the Belair National Park Holiday Park down the road is the reliable alternative. For an off-leash run, the Wright Road Fenced Dog Park at Stirling is a short drive, and Marshi's Kitchen covers coffee in the village.

More options are listed on our South Australia pet friendly stays page, or browse Ironbank.