Dunsborough Lakes Holiday Resort
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Quindalup, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Dunsborough Lakes Holiday Resort in Quindalup, WA, is dog-friendly and allows dogs to stay overnight, though it is primarily noted for its suitability for caravan and camping, often accommodating pets on powered sites. Pet Policy Highlights - Allowed Accommodations: Pets are allowed on powered and unpowered camping/caravan sites. While the park is generally pet-friendly, it is essential to confirm with the management regarding pet access inside specific cabins or chalets before booking. - Rules & Restrictions: Dogs must be kept on a lead within the park, and pet owners are generally expe
Dunsborough Lakes Holiday Resort is a large caravan and camping park on Commonage Road in Quindalup, a five-minute walk from the calm water of Geographe Bay and two minutes' drive from Dunsborough town. It is the kind of park where dogs are genuinely part of the scene, with big grassed sites built for campers who travel with pets.
The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on powered and unpowered camping and caravan sites. Dogs must stay on a lead within the park at all times and should not be left unattended on site. There is a no-noise policy after 11pm. Cabin and chalet pet access varies, so confirm directly with the park before booking anything other than a powered site.
The place. Sites are large and grassed, giving room to set up a crate or a long line, though you will need to bring your own containment. Shaded pergola areas and BBQs are available for guests, and the park has 210 powered sites in total, so it rarely feels cramped.
Location and nearby. The Quindalup foreshore is a short walk away, with dog-friendly stretches of Geographe Bay to explore (check Shire of Busselton signage for on-leash rules). Dunsborough's cafes and the wineries along Cape Naturaliste Road are a short drive for a day out.
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Before you book. Ask for a powered site if travelling with a dog, confirm cabin pet policy in advance if that is what you want, and pack your own crate or containment since the park does not provide fencing.
When to go. Shoulder season (autumn and spring) is quieter and easier for site choice; peak summer weekends and school holidays fill fast, so book ahead if the trip depends on a specific site.
Sources
- Dunsborough Lakes Holiday Resort · dunsholiday.com
- Review of Dunsborough Lakes Holiday Resort and Caravan Park · tripadvisor.com
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.
