Seaford Beach Cabin Park

Seaford Beach Cabin Park is a small caravan and cabin park on the Nepean Highway in Seaford, sitting directly across from the foreshore reserve and beach. It is a pet-friendly park, and the location is the selling point: you can walk straight onto the coastal path and the Keast Park dog beach is close by.

The pet policy. The park welcomes dogs, typically on powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites. Dog-friendly cabins can be more limited and may carry a cleaning fee, so tell management you are bringing a dog at the time of booking and confirm the cabin options then. Dogs must be kept on-leash within the park, not left unattended at sites, and owners are responsible for cleaning up. Fees and exact conditions vary, so confirm the 2026 policy directly when you book.

The place. It is a relaxed, smaller park suited to both caravanning and cabin stays, popular with travellers exploring the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula area with a dog.

Location and nearby. It is at 127-128 Nepean Highway, directly off the highway with on-site parking. Across the road, the Seaford Foreshore Reserve has a roughly 7km coastal walking path (on-leash), and the Keast Park off-leash dog beach is a short walk towards Frankston, with 24/7 off-leash sand.

Who it suits. Travellers who want a no-fuss, dog-friendly base within walking distance of both an on-leash foreshore walk and an off-leash beach.

Before you book. Confirm pet sites versus cabins, any cleaning fee, and current rules directly with the park, as policies and pricing change by season.

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