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Moorabbee Lodge Caravan Park

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Knowsley, VIC
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2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, Moorabbee Lodge Caravan Park in Knowsley, VIC, generally allows pets, including dogs, to stay overnight in their accommodation, but it is often subject to approval and specific rules. Pet Policy Summary: - Approval: Dogs are generally allowed in the park, but it is highly recommended to confirm with the owner/management regarding specific rules and approval, particularly for staying in cabins. - Which Rooms/Accommodation: Pet-friendly options are often available, but restrictions can apply over peak periods. - Restrictions: Dogs must typically be kept on a lead. - Fees: Specific pet fees

Moorabbee Lodge Caravan Park sits on the Lake Eppalock foreshore at Knowsley, a quiet, private caravan park with direct water access and none of the heavy foot traffic of the bigger holiday parks.

The pet policy. Dogs are generally permitted on powered and unpowered sites and in pet-friendly cabins, but approval is not guaranteed. Management requires direct confirmation at the time of booking, and cabin approvals may carry specific conditions. Peak periods can carry tighter restrictions. Dogs must remain on a lead throughout the park at all times, and you are responsible for cleaning up immediately. Pet fees are not published, so confirm any additional charges directly with the park.

The place. Moorabbee Lodge is a smaller, established park with a strong community feel. A high proportion of sites are held by annuals, which keeps the atmosphere relaxed. The setting is genuinely bushy and sits right on the water, making it a practical base if your priority is boating, fishing, or launching a kayak rather than resort-style amenities. Bring your own dog supplies, including water bowls and ties, because no dedicated dog facilities are listed.

Location and nearby. The park is accessed via Moorabbee Foreshore Road off the B280. Nearby, the Axedale Tavern offers a meal break, and River Gardens Axedale Pet Friendly Farm Stay is worth noting as a backup stay option. Further along the route, the off-lead space at Heathcote Dog Park is a good stretch stop.

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A park full of annuals means a settled, predictable crowd. Keep your dog on lead, respect the quiet, and use the foreshore walks for your daily enrichment rather than expecting dedicated dog infrastructure.

When to go. Aim for shoulder seasons when cabin availability and approvals are more likely. Avoid peak summer holidays unless you have a powered site locked in and have phoned ahead. Good for self-contained travellers with a boat or kayak who want a low-key base near the water.

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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