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NRMA Dubbo Holiday Park
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NRMA Dubbo Holiday Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
No pet fee
Where
Dubbo, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, NRMA Dubbo Holiday Park allows dogs to stay overnight in specific accommodation. Pet Policy Summary: - Which Rooms: Dogs are permitted only in three designated pet-friendly cabins (often featuring fenced areas) and on designated pet-friendly sites. - Restrictions: Pets are allowed inside these cabins but are not permitted on beds or lounges. - Fee: Pets stay free on sites, but fees/conditions may apply to cabin bookings. - Size Limits: Not explicitly stated in the search results, but usually, it's best to check when booking. Please be aware that rules can change, and booking in advance is

Pet fee: No pet fee Verified via www.big4.com.au

The NRMA Dubbo Holiday Park sits on Whylandra Street, a short drive from Taronga Western Plains Zoo, and it is one of the more genuinely dog-equipped parks in the region: three of its cabins come with a fenced yard and a kennel, so your dog has its own space rather than being tied to a leash all night.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on powered grass sites and selected slab sites, and in three designated two-bedroom pet-friendly cabins. Pets stay free on sites. Cabin stays carry a pet fee of $30 for the first night (covering up to two pets) plus $10 per pet per night after that. All pets must be registered at check-in and up to date with vaccinations.

The house rules. Dogs stay on-lead everywhere in the park, must not be left unattended at any time (including inside the cabins), and are not allowed on beds or furniture. There is a leash-free area near the jumping pillow if your dog needs a proper run.

What is there. Beyond the pet cabins you get a pool, BBQ areas, a camp kitchen and the usual family facilities. The fenced yards are the real draw for dog owners, since they let you leave the door open without worrying about a bolt for the gate.

Getting there and parking. The park is at 271-277 Whylandra Street, easily reached off the Newell Highway. There is ample room to park cars, caravans and boats right at the pet-friendly sites.

Nearby with the dogs. The Tracker Riley Cycleway and the Macquarie River walking tracks are close by for a proper leg-stretch, and several cafes around the river precinct seat dogs at outdoor tables.

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The fenced cabin yards are handy, but the park still wants dogs on-lead in the common areas and never left alone. Book the leash-free run near the jumping pillow into your routine so the dog burns energy before quiet hours.

Best booked ahead, since only three cabins are pet-friendly and they go quickly in zoo-trip season. Good for travellers who want their dog to have a yard rather than a tether.

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.

Nearby with the dogs