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Mountain Rivers Tourist Park
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Mountain Rivers Tourist Park

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Where
Rawson, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Mountain Rivers Tourist Park in Rawson, VIC, allows dogs to stay overnight, but their policy is conditional and restrictive. Pet Policy Summary: - Rooms/Accommodation: Pets are not allowed in buildings (cabins/units). - Where Pets Are Allowed: They may be permitted in the campground (powered/unpowered sites) at the discretion of management. - Conditions: Pets must be kept quiet, on a leash, and messes must be cleaned up. - Restrictions: Pets are generally not allowed on busy holiday weekends. - Fee/Authorization: You must get authorization from management before bringing a pet. According

Mountain Rivers Tourist Park is a hillside caravan park and campground in Rawson, positioned as a base for exploring Walhalla, the Thomson Valley and Mount Baw Baw. Dogs are allowed, but only in the campground, and only with management's sign-off first.

The pet policy. Pets are not allowed in cabins or any amenities buildings. They may be permitted on powered or unpowered campsites at management's discretion, and pets are generally excluded during busy holiday weekends. If approved, dogs must be kept quiet, kept on a leash, and cleaned up after immediately. You need to contact management and get authorisation before you arrive with a pet, ideally at the time of booking.

The place. Twelve hillside powered and unpowered sites plus three campground cubby bedrooms, set in Gippsland forest. The park is not set up for large motorhomes or caravans over about 6 metres. Bring your own water bowls and food, as pet amenities aren't provided.

Location & nearby. Walhalla Historic Township is about 20 minutes away and popular for an on-leash wander down the main street. Erica State Forest has walking tracks nearby, and Coopers Creek on the Thomson River is a good family walking spot a short drive away.

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Don't turn up with a dog on spec here. Authorisation has to be arranged with management before your stay, and dogs are ruled out altogether on busy holiday weekends.

Who it suits. Campers and van travellers with a settled, quiet dog who are happy to book ahead and confirm the pet arrangement directly. Not a fit if you're after a cabin stay with your dog, or a spontaneous peak-season trip.

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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