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Proserpine Holiday Park

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Where
Proserpine, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

free pool accesspowered sitesclean amenitiesfriendly managersfree water park accessclean toiletsfree heated poolbbq area

Pet policy

Yes, Lake Proserpine Holiday Park (often referred to as Lake Proserpine Holiday Park, located at 66 Station Road) allows dogs to stay overnight in its accommodation. Based on its 2026 pet-friendly policy and park features: - Accommodation Types: Dogs are allowed in the campground area, including at tent/caravan sites, and often welcomed in designated or specific accommodation options (e.g., glamping) when arranged in advance. - Pet Policy/Size: Pets must be kept on a lead, under effective control at all times, and are not allowed within 1 0 m of any playground, barbecue, shelter, or picnic tab

Proserpine Holiday Park is the in-town Whitsunday Regional Council park (also listed as Proserpine Tourist Park) on Anzac Road, and it is a genuinely dog-friendly base for exploring the Whitsunday coast. The deciding fact: dogs are welcome across the powered and unpowered sites, so caravanners and campers can bring the dog without jumping through hoops.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome at powered and unpowered sites, and the park is well set up for them, with a dog ball library reported at the front gate. Cabins are a different story: pets are generally restricted or require prior approval, so if you want a cabin you must contact the park directly to confirm before booking. Dogs must be kept on a lead and under effective control on the grounds. This is a council-run park, so standard council conditions apply, including cleaning up after your dog.

The place. It is a well-rated holiday park with clean amenities, powered sites, a pool and BBQ areas, and it draws consistent praise for friendly managers. It works as both an overnight stop and a longer Whitsunday base.

Location and nearby. The park sits close to central Proserpine, so shops and the main street are a short trip for supplies and a lead walk. It is not the same property as Lake Proserpine Holiday Park, which is a separate bush-camping and glamping site about a 30-minute drive inland at Peter Faust Dam. For a dog-friendly dinner in town, Blaze Pizzas Whitsunday takes dogs at its outdoor tables.

Before you book. Sites are the safe bet for dogs; ring ahead if you specifically need a pet-friendly cabin, as availability is limited and needs approval. Good for caravan and camping trips where the dog comes too.

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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