
Big Valley Campsite
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Rosa Glen, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Big Valley Campsite in Rosa Glen/Margaret River, WA, allows dogs to stay, but the policy appears to focus on site-based camping rather than indoor accommodation, with specific restrictions for the farm environment. - Pet Policy & Rules: Pets are welcomed as part of the family, and the park features an off-leash dog run. - Requirements: Pets MUST be kept on a lead at all times outside the designated run, as there are free-range guinea pigs and chickens on the property. - Restrictions: Pets are not allowed to be left in the park on their own (must not be left unattended). - Fees/Accommodati
Big Valley Campsite is a farm-stay caravan park in Rosa Glen, part of the Margaret River wine region, with a dedicated off-leash dog run on site. Camping here means sharing the property with free-range guinea pigs and chickens, which shapes most of the rules.
The pet policy. Dogs are welcomed as part of the family and can run off lead in the designated dog run. Everywhere else on the property, dogs must be kept on lead, since guinea pigs and chickens roam freely. Pets cannot be left unattended at the site at any point, so this suits campers who have someone around most of the day.
The place. It's a caravan park with a camp kitchen and hot showers, set up for an extended farm-stay style visit rather than a quick overnight. Animal feeding is part of the experience, which is worth keeping dogs on lead for regardless of the formal rule.
Max's takegerman shepherd
Who it suits. Good for owners who want a relaxed camping base in the Margaret River wine region with a proper off-leash outlet on site, rather than a strict indoor stay.
Before you book. Confirm current site fees and any pet surcharge directly with the campsite at booking, and check the guinea pig and chicken areas so your dog's introduction to the property is on lead from the start.
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.