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Seaforth Holiday Units
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Seaforth Holiday Units

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$10
Where
Seaforth, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Seaforth Holiday Units in Seaforth, QLD, allows dogs and other pets to stay overnight. Pet Policy Summary: - Size Limit: Pets of any size are allowed. - Number Allowed: Maximum of 2 pets per unit. - Fee: An additional charge of AU$10 per pet, per night, applies, along with a refundable deposit of AU$50 per stay. - Rooms/Restrictions: Pets are allowed in specific pet-friendly rooms only, and restrictions may apply. It is recommended to contact the property directly to request a pet-friendly room. Information checked as of June 2026. If you want, I can help you find their contact number to

Pet fee: $10

Seaforth Holiday Units is a quiet, self-contained stay about 35 minutes north of Mackay, roughly 100 metres from Seaforth Beach and close to Cape Hillsborough National Park. It is set up as a genuinely pet-friendly property rather than one that merely tolerates dogs.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed in specific pet-friendly units by prior arrangement, up to two pets per stay. A fee of $10 per pet per night applies, plus a refundable $50 deposit per stay. Dogs are generally allowed inside the units but are expected to stay off the furniture. Request a pet-friendly unit when booking, as not all units take dogs.

The place. Self-contained units with kitchen facilities, set in a quiet village atmosphere with minimal noise expected after 8pm, useful to know if your dog is vocal. Free on-site parking is available, with undercover spots sometimes limited, ask ahead if you need one.

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the beach is close enough to walk to, and there is good fishing nearby too if you want to make a lazy day of it.

Location and nearby. Seaforth Beach, with its swimming enclosure, is an easy stroll away. At low tide, the Redcliff Island walk departs from the northern end of the beach. Cape Hillsborough's walking tracks are a short drive away, though expect leash requirements in the national park.

Who it suits. Couples or families wanting a relaxed, affordable coastal base with their dog rather than a full resort. Confirm pet-friendly unit availability and the current fee at booking, and check Cape Hillsborough's leash rules before heading into the park.

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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