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Bellarine Bayside Holiday Parks
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Bellarine Bayside Holiday Parks

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Where
Portarlington, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Bellarine Bayside Holiday Parks in Portarlington, VIC, allows dogs to stay overnight in designated accommodation during specific, seasonal time periods. Pet Policy Summary (2026 Season): - Designated Dog-Friendly Accommodation: Dogs are allowed at select campsites and in specific dog-friendly cabins. - Seasonal Availability: Dogs are welcome from 27 April 2026 to 18 September 2026. - Dog Limits: A maximum of two dogs per tourist site, and one dog per designated dog-friendly cabin. - Booking Requirement: You must register your dog and book through reception, as pet-friendly options are not

Bellarine Bayside Holiday Parks in Portarlington runs a seasonal dog-friendly trial, with select campsites and a limited number of cabins open to dogs from 27 April to 18 September 2026, right on the beachfront with coastal walks out the gate.

The pet policy. Dog-friendly tourist sites allow up to two dogs per site, and dog-friendly cabins allow one dog per cabin. You must register your dog and book through reception in advance, as these options aren't available through standard online booking. A leash no longer than 3 metres is required at all times in the park. Confirm current fees and exact cabin numbers at booking, as availability is limited.

The place. The park has camp kitchens, playgrounds, and direct beach access, with a walking path along the coast leading into Portarlington town centre in ten to fifteen minutes. Bring your own dog bed, bowls, and treats, since the park supplies basic guest amenities only.

Location and nearby. The park sits at 20 Boat Rd, Portarlington, reached via the Bellarine Highway from Geelong, with on-site parking. The coastal path outside the park is popular with dog walkers, and Portarlington Pier is a good stroll to watch the fishing boats. Several cafes on the main street have outdoor seating for dogs, and beach access rules can tighten over summer, so check local City of Greater Geelong signage before you swim.

Who it suits. Good for owners wanting a beachfront base outside peak summer, with an easy walk into town and the Bellarine's wineries close by for day trips.

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That coastal path right outside the park is the best part, an easy amble into town with plenty to sniff along the way.

Book early since dog-friendly sites and cabins are limited, and the season runs autumn through mid-spring rather than summer.

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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