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Old Macs Caravan and Motorhome Farm Stay
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Old Macs Caravan and Motorhome Farm Stay

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Where
Norwood, TAS
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Old Macs Caravan and Motorhome Farm Stay in Norwood, TAS, allows pets. - Policy: Pets are permitted but must be kept on a lead at all times to protect local wildlife. - Accommodations: They are a self-contained camp, welcoming caravan, camper trailer, and RV owners with their dogs. - Details: There is an off-leash area located across the railway line on the river flats. - Fees/Sizes: The pet policy (as listed on their site rules ) does not mention size limits or extra fees for pets in camping areas. Note: Be careful not to confuse this with "The Macs Farm" in the UK. If you have specific

Old Macs Caravan and Motorhome Farm Stay is a self-contained camping property at 53A Sandown Road, Norwood, minutes from Launceston CBD. The single reason to stay here with a dog: you get spacious rural sites with on-lead farm tracks, an off-leash river-flat area, and no extra pet fee, all within a short drive of the city centre.

The pet policy. Dogs are explicitly welcome at no additional charge across both powered ($45) and unpowered ($25) sites. Site rules require dogs on a lead at all times to protect local wildlife, which applies around the farm tracks and near the dams. There is an off-leash area across the railway line on the river flats where dogs can run. Management expects owners to keep their dogs under control.

The place. A floodplain property with dams, birdlife, and farm animals including an animal nursery you can walk to. Powered and unpowered sites are spacious, built for large RVs and caravans. Toilets are available but there are no showers, so the stay is genuinely aimed at self-contained vehicles. Tents are not permitted. Fire pits are part of the setup. An on-site restaurant, Apricus, operates seasonally and typically closes by late April, so do not count on it outside peak months.

Location & nearby. The gate runs 7am to 6pm; after-hours access requires a code given at check-in. If you arrive late without prior arrangement, a $30 call-out fee applies. For food and coffee runs into Launceston, Aroma's Cafe and Rupert & Hound are both worth a look in our directory.

Who it suits. Self-contained motorhome, caravan, and camper-trailer travellers who want an affordable rural base close to Launceston and do not need shower facilities. Not suitable for tent campers. A solid pick for dogs that enjoy on-lead farm walks and a proper off-leash run on the river flats.

Before you book. Confirm the after-hours gate code process if you expect to arrive after 6pm. Check whether Apricus is open if on-site dining matters to you. Bring everything you need for self-contained living, including shower facilities if your vehicle lacks them.

Aim for the warmer months when the restaurant is running and evenings around the fire pits are at their best. Book ahead during school holidays, as the 322-review following and 4.8 rating keep the sites busy.

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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