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Fraser Coast Holiday Park

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Scarness, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

Pet policy

Yes, Fraser Coast Holiday Park in Scarness (21 Denmans Camp Rd) allows dogs to stay overnight, but their pet policy has specific restrictions on size and location. - Pet Policy Summary: - Size/Type Limit: Only small dogs (approx 5 k g or less) are generally welcomed, according to their homepage. - Accommodation/Area: Pets are allowed within the area of your booked site (powered/campervan). While they are a pet-friendly park, pets are not typically permitted inside the cabins/studio units unless explicitly arranged, as they specify pets are allowed "within the area of your site" Fraser Coast Ho

Fraser Coast Holiday Park is a small, securely gated caravan park at 21 Denmans Camp Road, Scarness, with a heated mineral pool and spa and an easy walk to the Hervey Bay beachfront. It takes dogs, but the size rule is tight, so read it before you book.

The pet policy. The park's own guidance leans to small dogs, roughly 5kg or under, on powered caravan and campervan sites. Some reviews suggest larger dogs may be accommodated in certain cabins by arrangement, so this is not a place to turn up unannounced. Dogs stay within the area of your booked site and under control, and they are walked outside the park perimeter. Ring ahead and get your dog approved, especially for a cabin.

The place. It is a boutique, quiet, clean park behind a gated entrance, with the heated mineral pool and spa as the standout feature. Sites suit caravans, campervans and tents.

Location and nearby. The beach is a short walk away, and the Scarness Esplanade with its dog-friendly outdoor cafes and long foreshore path is close by. Hervey Bay has several off-leash exercise areas, often with bag dispensers, so there is room to run nearby.

Before you book. Confirm your dog's weight against the small-dog limit, whether your site or cabin choice actually permits a dog, and any pet fee.

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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