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Fourseasons Holiday Park
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Fourseasons Holiday Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$200
Where
Marybrook, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

There is no stated size limit, which makes the park practical for larger breeds, and dogs must be kept on a lead of no more than 2 metres and under control across the grounds at all times. The pet booking details matter more than usual here: linen may not be provided in the dog-friendly units, and the pet fee for accommodation should be confirmed with the park directly on (08) 9755 4082 before you lock in dates.

Fourseasons Holiday Park sits in Marybrook on the Busselton side of Geographe Bay, between Vasse and the coast, and it is one of the few parks in the region that takes dogs year round rather than seasonally. Dogs stay on the grassed, peppermint-shaded powered sites and inside designated pet-friendly cottages, and the park adds an onsite dog wash so a sandy beach day does not end up in your cabin bedding.

Dogs at the park

Powered caravan, camper and tent sites welcome dogs all year, as do specific pet-friendly cottages where dogs are allowed inside. Park homes and other units are strictly no pets, so check the accommodation type before booking. There is no stated size limit, which makes the park practical for larger breeds, and dogs must be kept on a lead of no more than 2 metres and under control across the grounds at all times. The pet booking details matter more than usual here: linen may not be provided in the dog-friendly units, and the pet fee for accommodation should be confirmed with the park directly on (08) 9755 4082 before you lock in dates.

Pepsi: ask two questions when you call, which cottages take dogs and whether linen is included. The answer changes what you pack.

The park itself

This is a family park with genuine facilities: a games room, mini golf, a jumping pillow and shaded sites for hot afternoons. Onsite vans cover arrivals without a caravan or camping gear. The drawcard with a dog is beach access, because Marybrook's shoreline forms part of the City of Busselton's designated off-leash dog exercise areas, with signage marking where restrictions start. Dogs stay out of the shared facilities and the no-pet units, and the onsite dog wash is the practical answer to that equation.

Getting there and parking

Marybrook sits off Bussell Highway between Vasse and Busselton in WA's South West, roughly 15 minutes from central Busselton. Parking is on your own site, and if you are arriving after hours with a dog, call ahead so staff can direct you to the pet-friendly allocation.

Close by with the dogs

For a fenced run away from the sand, Vasse Dog Park on Talma Circuit has separate large and small dog sections, and The Dog Centre at Abba River is another secure option in the same direction. Bohemian Brew in Vasse handles the coffee stop. If the pet cottages are booked out, Busselton Villas and Glamping Village and Sandy Bay Holiday Park are the nearest alternatives on the bay.

More options are on the Western Australia pet friendly stays guide and the Marybrook destination page.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.