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Wallace Motel and Caravan Park
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Wallace Motel and Caravan Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$1 per dog
Where
Maryborough, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, dogs are allowed to stay overnight at Wallace Motel and Caravan Park in Maryborough, QLD. The pet policy is summarised as follows: - Permitted Accommodation: Dogs are allowed inside their designated pet-friendly cabins as well as on caravan/camping sites. - Fee: A nominal fee of $1 per dog applies. - Size Limit: Small dogs are typically welcomed. Because pet policies and designated pet-friendly rooms can be subject to change depending on the season or availability, it is highly recommended to call ahead of your arrival to confirm their availability. You can reach the park directly at 07 41

Wallace Motel and Caravan Park is a dog-friendly park on the edge of Maryborough, taking dogs in designated pet-friendly cabins as well as on caravan and camping sites for a nominal fee.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome inside the designated pet-friendly cabins and on caravan and camping sites, for a nominal $1 per dog. Smaller dogs are typically the easy yes; larger dogs are worth confirming. As pet rooms and availability shift with the season, call ahead to lock in a pet-friendly cabin or site.

The place. It is a tidy park with cabins, drive-through caravan sites, a camp kitchen, a BBQ area, a pool and clean amenities, so you have room to spread out with the dog.

Who it suits. Good for a road trip or a longer stay with a dog, whether you are in your own van, camping, or after a cabin, rather than a polished motel-room overnight.

Before you book. Phone to confirm a pet-friendly cabin or site and the current fee, and check any size guidance for bigger dogs. Keep dogs leashed around the sites and pick up after them.

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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