RAC Cable Beach Holiday Park

RAC Cable Beach Holiday Park sits an easy walk from the sand at Cable Beach in Broome, and it takes dogs on its powered sites, which makes it one of the few practical bases for a dog-owning trip to this part of the Kimberley.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on designated pet-friendly powered sites only. They are generally not allowed in park cabins or other built accommodation. There is no published weight limit, but pets need to be approved when you book, and you add them to the guest details during the online booking process. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times on site. The source material available cuts off at that point, so confirm any additional rules (numbers of pets, specific breed exclusions, after-hours arrival with a dog) directly with the park before you book.

The place. Guests mention shady sites and clean amenities, though some powered sites are reported as tight, so a smaller rig or tent gives you more room to set up with a dog in tow. Bring your own shade cloth or extra guy ropes if you are fussy about exact site placement.

Location and nearby. The drawcard is the walk to the beach itself, with sunset views a regular mention from guests. Cable Beach's camel trains and swimming areas have their own rules on dogs and timing, so treat the walk down as a scouting trip before you commit to a routine.

Book ahead for a pet-friendly powered site, especially in the dry season when Broome fills up, and call the park directly to lock in the exact pet fee and any conditions the online booking form does not spell out.

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.