
Bundaberg Park Village
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- 20 kg
- Pet fee
- $10/night
- Where
- Kensington, QLD
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Inside the grounds, dogs stay on lead and under control, the standard caravan park arrangement, so plan your off-lead exercise elsewhere in town. Dogs and cats are welcome, with a limit of two pets per booking and a maximum weight of 20kg per animal, at a published fee of $10 per pet per night.
Bundaberg Park Village at 20 Childers Road, Kensington is a pet-friendly caravan park on the southern approach to Bundaberg, and the selling point for dog owners is a clear, published pet policy: you know the limits and the nightly fee before you pack the car.
The pet setup
Dogs and cats are welcome, with a limit of two pets per booking and a maximum weight of 20kg per animal, at a published fee of $10 per pet per night. Pets are accepted across powered sites and cabin accommodation, but always declare your pet when booking so the park can confirm a pet-designated site or cabin for your dates.
Worth knowing
Inside the grounds, dogs stay on lead and under control, the standard caravan park arrangement, so plan your off-lead exercise elsewhere in town. Pets are kept off furniture in cabins, and cleaning up after your dog is expected across the park.
Max: confirm in writing that your specific cabin is pet-designated before you arrive. A verbal yes over the phone is not the same as the right room blocked out.
The place
It is a relaxed park geared to short stopovers and longer stays alike, with powered sites for caravans and motorhomes, ensuite cabins for travellers without a rig, a saltwater pool, camp kitchen and playground. The Childers Road position puts the city's shops and attractions an easy drive away.
Getting there and parking
The park sits on Childers Road, the main route in from the south, with free on-site parking and room for cars, caravans and motorhomes. Access is straightforward, without narrow residential streets to negotiate.
While you're out there
For off-lead time, Daph Geddes Park Fenced Dog Park and Bundaberg North Dog Park both offer secure space, and Burnett Heads Dog Park pairs with a coastal run.
For a meal stop with the dog, Kellys by the Sea at Burnett Heads keeps dogs at the outdoor tables. More options are on the QLD stays guide and the Kensington destination page.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.