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Tasman Holiday Parks - Myola
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Tasman Holiday Parks - Myola

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Where
Myola, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Tasman Holiday Parks - Myola allows dogs to stay overnight, offering dedicated pet-friendly cabins and camping sites. Pet Policy Highlights: - Accommodations: Dogs are permitted in selected pet-friendly cabins and on powered/unpowered sites. - Size Limits: Generally geared towards small to medium dogs, but you must contact the park directly to confirm suitability. - Fees/Rules: A pet fee may apply. Owners are responsible for controlling their pets at all times. - Restrictions: Pets are generally restricted during peak periods; it is mandatory to contact the park prior to arrival to confi

Tasman Holiday Parks - Myola sits on Currambene Creek between Huskisson and Jervis Bay, a bushland holiday park with pet-friendly cabins and powered sites a short walk from Myola Kite Beach, and one of the more clearly documented pet policies of any stay on this stretch of coast.

The pet policy. Small dogs are welcomed in pet-friendly cabins and on caravan and tent sites, though approval must be arranged with management before arrival, not on the day. Dogs must be supervised at all times and never left alone, including inside a tent, cabin, or van. A leash no longer than two metres is required whenever a dog is outside, and dogs are barred from the pool area, amenities and bathrooms, laundry, camp kitchen, playground, and reception. Waste has to be bagged and binned immediately, and pets and their bedding cannot be washed in the park's laundry or amenities, so bring your own gear for that.

The place. Choose between pet-friendly cabins or powered and unpowered sites, with free on-site parking and wheelchair-accessible parking available. It is a quiet, nature-focused park rather than a resort-style one, with fishing, swimming, and slow days the main drawcards.

Location and nearby. The park is a short walk from Myola Kite Beach and close to the Huskisson-Myola ferry, which gets you into Huskisson's cafes and restaurants without needing the car. Jervis Bay National Park is nearby too, though check signage for which sections actually permit dogs before you set off.

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the ferry across to Huskisson is the easy way to turn a park stay into a proper day out, just remember dogs need to stay leashed the whole way there.

Before you book. Confirm your site type qualifies as pet-friendly and get the current pet fee and any seasonal restrictions in writing, since dogs are generally welcomed outside peak periods and management sign-off is required either way.

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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