Myalup Beach Caravan Park

Myalup Beach Caravan Park sits close to Myalup Beach on WA's coast between Mandurah and Bunbury, with powered and unpowered sites, camping and basic chalet-style accommodation. It is a straightforward, no-frills coastal base set up for the kind of low-key trip where the dog comes everywhere with you.

Dogs at the park

Dogs are generally permitted on the caravan and camping sites, and leads are required everywhere within the park grounds. Whether dogs are allowed inside the specific van or chalet you want is a different question, because some units are privately owned and policies differ across the property. Call the park directly on (08) 9720 1113 before booking to confirm your exact site or unit, any pet fee, and whether breed or size limits apply.

Max: confirm your exact site, pet fee and any size limits directly with the park before you book. The policy varies by accommodation type and not all of it is published online.

The place

Facilities cover the essentials: ablution blocks with hot running water, laundry machines and a relaxed layout a short walk from the sand. The Myalup Beach General Store nearby handles takeaway food, groceries and fuel. Reviews are mixed on presentation and upkeep, so set expectations for rustic rather than resort.

While you're out there

The beach is the whole point of staying here, with stretches accessible to 4x4s further along for those with the right vehicle; check local signage for where dogs are welcome on the sand. For a feed, the Old Coast Road Brewery is the closest sit-down option, and if the park is full, Australind Holiday Park is a pet-friendly alternative up the highway.

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