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Murray Bridge Tourist Park - Adult Only
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Murray Bridge Tourist Park - Adult Only

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Where
Murray Bridge, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Inside the park, dogs are on a lead at all times, stay off cabin furniture and beds, and owners bring their own pet bedding. Pets stay on the powered sites and in designated pet-friendly cabins, which must be confirmed with the office at booking along with any applicable pet fee.

Murray Bridge Tourist Park is an adult-only caravan park on Adelaide Road with powered sites and cabins, built for a quiet stay about an hour from Adelaide. It takes dogs year-round, both on powered sites and in designated pet-friendly cabins, which makes it a practical stopover for travellers passing through with a settled dog.

Dogs at the Murray Bridge Tourist Park

Pets stay on the powered sites and in designated pet-friendly cabins, which must be confirmed with the office at booking along with any applicable pet fee. Inside the park, dogs are on a lead at all times, stay off cabin furniture and beds, and owners bring their own pet bedding. Dogs need to be healthy and flea and worm-free, and cleanup is expected. The park is adult-only and quiet-focused, with quiet hours enforced between 10pm and 7am, and it says outright that barking dogs may not suit the setting, so this is a stay for a calm dog that settles when left.

Worth knowing

Guests consistently point to the clean amenities, camp kitchen, BBQ area and drive-through sites as the strengths, and the sites are level gravel geared toward caravans and larger rigs rather than tents. The park sits on the highway side of town, which trades serenity for access; expect some road noise but easy arrivals and departures.

Getting there and parking

315 Adelaide Road, Murray Bridge, just off the South Eastern Freeway with easy access to Adelaide, and a short drive to the town centre and the riverfront. Drive-through sites mean you can pull in without unhitching for an overnight.

Close by with the dogs

The town's two fenced dog parks are nearby for off-leash time: White Park Fenced Dog Park and Johnstone Park Fenced Dog Park, with the Sturt Reserve riverfront good for on-lead walking. St George's Bakehouse handles breakfast in town, and Murray Bridge Central Olympic Motel & Cottages is the in-town alternative if cabins are booked out. More on the South Australia pet friendly stays page and in the Murray Bridge guide.

Max: book the pet-friendly cabin by phone, the online system does not always show which ones take dogs.

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