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BIG4 Barossa Tourist Park
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BIG4 Barossa Tourist Park

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$1
Where
Nuriootpa, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

caravan parkcabinlarge grassed sitescamp kitchenbbq areafriendly staffclean amenitiesdrive through sites

Pet policy

Yes, BIG4 Barossa Tourist Park in Nuriootpa, SA allows dogs to stay overnight in specific accommodation. Pet Policy Summary: - Which Rooms/Accommodation: Pets are allowed inside designated pet-friendly cabins. - Size/Number Limits: A maximum of 2 small dogs or 1 medium dog is allowed per pet-friendly cabin. - Fees: A pet fee of$1 0 per pet, per night applies. A$5 0 pre-authorisation is taken on the credit card. - Rules: Pets are not permitted on furniture, must have their own bedding, and cannot be left unattended in the cabin. Dogs must be leashed at all times within the park. If you are plan

A large, well-rated caravan and cabin park in Nuriootpa that puts you in the middle of the Barossa with the dog along. Pets are welcome, but only in the designated pet-friendly cabins, so it is worth understanding the policy before you book.

The pet policy. Dogs stay inside the designated pet-friendly cabins only, with a limit of two small dogs or one medium dog per cabin. A pet fee of $10 per pet per night applies, plus a $50 pre-authorisation on your card. Dogs must not go on the furniture, need their own bedding, and cannot be left unattended in the cabin. They must be on a lead at all times anywhere in the park.

The place. A BIG4 park with cabins and caravan and camping sites, large grassed and drive-through sites, a camp kitchen and BBQ area, and clean amenities, with reviewers consistently noting friendly staff.

Location and nearby. Central to the Barossa, so cellar doors, the Nuriootpa fenced dog park on Penrice Road and the Para River linear paths are all a short trip away for a run or a leashed walk.

Before you book. Confirm a pet-friendly cabin specifically, since standard cabins do not take dogs, and pack bedding since your own is required. Best suited to owners with one or two smaller dogs who want a base for touring rather than a place to leave the dog while they are out.

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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