Port Lincoln Caravan Park
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- North Shields, SA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
In Port Lincoln itself, Port Lincoln Dog Park is the place for an off-lead run, while Del Giorno's Cafe and Eyre Roasted cover the coffee stops. There is no separately advertised pet fee, so confirm the total cost and the exact cabin or site you are getting when you call.
Port Lincoln Caravan Park occupies an absolute waterfront position at 954 Lincoln Highway, North Shields, about 10 minutes north of Port Lincoln township on the Eyre Peninsula, with grassed sites looking across Boston Bay. It is one of the more generous regional parks for dog owners: dogs are welcome on the powered and unpowered sites, and the park also runs designated pet-friendly cabins that you book direct.
Dogs at the Port Lincoln Caravan Park
Pets are allowed on all powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites under the park's standard rules. On top of that, the park offers select pet-friendly cabins, aimed at couples, which must be arranged directly with the park rather than through third-party booking platforms, and pet stays indoors remain at management's discretion. There is no separately advertised pet fee, so confirm the total cost and the exact cabin or site you are getting when you call. The park's number is (08) 8684 3512.
Max: pet cabins here are book-direct only. If you book through an aggregator, you will likely end up in a cabin your dog cannot enter.
The place
The sites are large and grassed, divided by trees for privacy, and the waterfront rows get sea views across Boston Bay. There is a children's playground, a fish-cleaning area for the fishing crowd, clean amenities, and boat ramps and a community jetty close by. A roadhouse next door covers fuel and takeaway, and note that pet-friendly cabin numbers are limited, so book ahead in holiday season.
Getting there and parking
The park fronts the Lincoln Highway at North Shields, the small coastal locality on the road into Port Lincoln. It is roughly a 10-minute drive from the town centre and Port Lincoln airport is closer still. Sites are sized for easy van setup, and the roadhouse next door saves a trip back into town for fuel.
Close by with the dogs
In Port Lincoln itself, Port Lincoln Dog Park is the place for an off-lead run, while Del Giorno's Cafe and Eyre Roasted cover the coffee stops. Hotel Boston is a dog-friendly dining option in town.
More options are on the South Australia dog-friendly stays guide and the North Shields destination page.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
