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Gunna Go Holiday Park
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Gunna Go Holiday Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$10
Where
Myrtlevale, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Inside the park dogs remain on lead at all times, owners clean up after them, and the quiet rural roads around Myrtlevale serve as the on-lead walking circuit. Every pet stay needs management approval, so declare your dog at the time of booking, and a one-off $10 cleaning fee applies to pet-friendly bookings.

Gunna Go Holiday Park is a family-owned caravan park on the Bruce Highway at Myrtlevale, a short drive from Proserpine in the Whitsundays. It is a bushland setting bordering Myrtle Creek, and it works as an affordable mainland base for Whitsunday trips with a dog in tow.

Dogs at Gunna Go Holiday Park

Dogs stay overnight in designated pet-friendly studio rooms and on tourist caravan sites, and they are strictly excluded from the standard cabins. Every pet stay needs management approval, so declare your dog at the time of booking, and a one-off $10 cleaning fee applies to pet-friendly bookings.

Inside the park dogs remain on lead at all times, owners clean up after them, and the quiet rural roads around Myrtlevale serve as the on-lead walking circuit.

Pepsi: book the studio or the site, not the cabin, or the dog sleeps in the car. Management approves pets, not the booking engine, so call first.

The vibe

The park runs large drive-through sites for caravans and RVs plus grass sites, with a swimming pool, camp kitchen, laundry and a bar open Friday and Saturday nights, and a free sausage sizzle for guests. It suits road-trippers needing a straightforward stopover and families wanting a quiet rural base within reach of the coast.

While you're out there

Boat tours and most national park trips leave dogs behind, so arrange local pet sitting for those days. For dog-time on the coast, the Cannonvale Dog Exercise Area is the dedicated run, and Fat Frog Beach Cafe and Harry's Corner Cafe both welcome dogs. Discovery Parks Airlie Beach is the alternative pet-friendly base closer to town.

More options are on the Queensland pet friendly stays guide and the Myrtlevale destination page.

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