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Ivory's Rock
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Ivory's Rock

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Size cap
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Where
Peak Crossing, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Ivory's Rock in Peak Crossing, QLD allows dogs to stay overnight, but with specific restrictions. - Pet Policy: Dogs are allowed in the campgrounds only. - Restrictions: Pets are explicitly not permitted in the cabins or other fixed accommodation. - Other Pets: Horses may be accommodated on request. - Fees/Size Limits: The website states "pet friendly" but indicates that conditions apply to camping (site booking). It is advised to contact them directly to confirm if there are size limits or fees for dogs on camping sites. Based on the Ivory's Rock website, it seems to be a popular choice

Ivory's Rock is a 635-hectare property at Peak Crossing, roughly 20 minutes south of Ipswich, where dogs are welcome on camping and caravan sites but barred from the cabins. That single distinction matters: if you want to stay here with your dog, you are camping.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted in the campgrounds and caravan areas only. Fixed accommodation, including cabins, is off-limits to pets. Horses can be accommodated on request. Ivory's Rock describes itself as "pet friendly" for site bookings, but no confirmed fee or size limit for dogs is publicly listed. Contact the venue directly before booking to confirm any restrictions or charges that might apply to your dog.

The place. A large bushland and open parkland property that doubles as an event venue. Outside of major events such as Earth Frequency Festival, the atmosphere is quiet. Sites are generously sized. Amenities include powered sites, fire pits, a camp kitchen, showers, and private bathroom or ensuite options. Free parking is available throughout the campgrounds.

Getting there. The address is 310 Mount Flinders Rd, Peak Crossing QLD 4306, about 45 minutes from Brisbane. Travel south from Ipswich via the Ipswich-Boonah Rd, then turn onto Mount Flinders Road.

Nearby with the dogs. If you are coming through Ipswich, stop at Cafe Tulmur or Seed Coffee on the way. Further south on the route, the Yamanto Tavern in Yamanto is a practical meal break, and Sara Drive Dog Park in Yamanto gives dogs a chance to stretch their legs off-leash before you arrive.

Who it suits. Self-sufficient campers and caravanners travelling with a dog. Not suitable if you need cabin accommodation. Check the event calendar before booking if you want a quiet stay, as the property hosts large festivals at times. The venue holds a 4.7 rating from 249 reviews.

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With large events on-site at times, keep your dog leashed around communal camp areas and be mindful of crowds and noise if a festival is running during your stay.

Book outside of event dates for a quieter setup. Good for dog-owning campers and caravanners who do not need cabin accommodation.

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