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Kin Kora Village Caravan & Residential Park
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Kin Kora Village Caravan & Residential Park

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Where
Kin Kora, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

caravan parkshady treeproximity to golf courseplane noiseclean amenitiescomfortable bedproximity to shopsairport proximity

Pet policy

Yes, Kin Kora Village Caravan & Residential Park in Gladstone, QLD, allows dogs to stay overnight, but their policy varies by accommodation type. Pet Policy Summary - Caravan & Camping Sites: Pets are generally permitted. - Cabins/Rooms: The official site specifically highlights pet-friendly status for caravan and camping sites, mentioning a grassed area for exercise, but does not explicitly confirm pets in all cabin types; indicates pets are allowed "on request" for bookings. - Size Limit: While a 2025 review mentions a large dog being present, it is highly recommended to call them directly a

Kin Kora Village Caravan & Residential Park is a 12-acre caravan and residential park at 3 Olsen Ave, Kin Kora, central Gladstone. For dog owners, the defining fact is straightforward: dogs are permitted on caravan and camping sites, with grassed exercise areas near the creek among the gum trees.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed on camping and caravan sites. Keep your dog on a leash while walking around the park. Some cabins may be designated pet-friendly, but this is not guaranteed. Pet fees for cabin stays are not published, so call ahead to confirm whether charges apply and to verify any breed or size restrictions.

The place. A spacious, quiet park with large, grassy drive-through powered sites that can accommodate big rigs and 5th wheelers. Amenities include a pool in a tropical setting and a gazebo area. The park is under new management as of late 2025. One practical note for drivers: the entrance gate is narrow, so take care when manoeuvring large vans.

Location & nearby. The park backs onto a golf course and is within walking distance of major shopping centres, restaurants, and the local racecourse. For off-leash exercise, Webb Park Fenced Dog Park in West Gladstone is a solid nearby option. For a coffee or meal with your dog, Lightbox Espresso & Wine Bar and The Cotton Mill Gladstone in Gladstone Central are both worth a look.

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If you are towing a big van, scope the entrance gate on street view first. Narrow gates and tight turns are where mirror-folding happens.

Who it suits. Budget-conscious caravanners and grey nomads travelling with dogs who want a roomy, central base near Gladstone's shops and services. It is also practical for long-term stays. The park's proximity to Gladstone Airport means plane noise is a factor. If your dog is noise-sensitive, request a site furthest from the flight path and bring familiar bedding to help them settle.

Call ahead to confirm cabin pet availability, fees, and any breed or size limits before booking. If you are driving a big rig, factor in extra time for the narrow entrance gate.

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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