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River-Vu Park
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River-Vu Park

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Where
Nelson, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, River-Vu Park in Nelson, VIC allows dogs to stay overnight, primarily focusing on caravanning and camping with pets, but you must contact them directly for permission. Based on their policy: - Approval : Pets (dogs, cats, birds) must be approved by prior arrangement. - Conditions : They must be kept on a leash at all times. - Restrictions : Pets must accompany owners whenever they leave the park. - Accommodation : While they are known as a top option for camping with pets, you must confirm if dogs are allowed inside any specific cabins, as the policy focuses on park, site, and surrounding

River-Vu Park is a pet-friendly holiday park on the banks of the Glenelg River in Nelson, offering caravan, camper trailer and powered sites alongside cabins. It's a low-key, riverfront spot popular with anglers and boaters, with a private jetty and boat ramp access nearby.

The pet policy. Dogs, cats and birds are allowed, but prior arrangement with the park is essential before you book, so call ahead rather than turning up. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times within the park grounds and must accompany owners whenever they leave the site. Powered sites, caravans and cabins can generally take pets with approval, but confirm which specific cabins allow dogs when you book, since not all of them may.

The place. Facilities are fairly basic: toilets and BBQ areas are on site, and there's a private jetty for guests who fish or boat. Bring your own water bowl and bedding. If you need to leave your dog for a day trip, the park notes that local boarding may be arranged in Nelson, so ask at reception.

Location and nearby. The park sits directly on the Glenelg River, with walking along the riverbank right at the door and the Lower Glenelg National Park a short drive away for longer tracks. Nelson town centre and its cafes are close by for a coffee stop after a walk.

Who it suits. Anglers, boaters and families after a relaxed riverside stay rather than a resort experience. Good for dogs that are settled on a lead, since the park itself is leash-only throughout.

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The riverbank right outside the park is an easy, flat stretch for a leash walk before breakfast, and there's usually birdlife to sniff out along the way.

Book ahead and get pet approval sorted before you arrive, especially over summer and fishing season when sites fill fast.

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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