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Kangaroo Valley Glenmack Park
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Kangaroo Valley Glenmack Park

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Where
Kangaroo Valley, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

kids playgroundjumping pillowpowered sitesfire pitsmini golfcamp kitchencabinsanimal feeding

Pet policy

Yes, Kangaroo Valley Glenmack Park allows dogs to stay overnight, but their pet policy is strictly limited to specific accommodation types. Here is a summary of the pet policy for 2026: - Accommodation Types: Dogs are allowed on powered and unpowered camping/caravan sites only. They are specifically NOT allowed in any of the park's cabins or villas. - Size Limit: While there is no specific weight limit mentioned on their Dogs/Pets page, they must be kept on a lead at all times and adhere to standard pet-friendly park regulations. - Fees: Information on specific pet fees is not publicly liste

Kangaroo Valley Glenmack Park is a family caravan and camping park close to the village, with a playground, jumping pillow, mini golf and a camp kitchen. It takes dogs, but only on the sites, so this one suits campers and caravanners rather than anyone after a cabin.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed on powered and unpowered camping and caravan sites only. They are not permitted in any of the cabins or villas, so book a site if you are bringing the dog. There is no published weight limit, but dogs must be kept on a lead at all times across the park. Fees for pets are not published, so confirm any charge when you book.

Who it suits. Campers and caravanners with a well-mannered dog who are happy with a lead-on, family-park environment rather than a quiet retreat.

Location and nearby. It is a short trip to the village, so the Friendly Inn beer garden and the Moss Vale Road cafes are within easy reach for a meal with the dog. The Kangaroo River access points nearby are good for on-lead walks.

Before you book. Tell the park you are bringing a dog and confirm site availability and any pet fee directly, as policies at family parks can tighten over school holidays and peak periods.

Sources

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.

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