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Greenacres Caravan Park
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Greenacres Caravan Park

Dogs
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Size cap
No cap
Where
Sheldon, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Greenacres Caravan Park in Sheldon, QLD, allows dogs to stay overnight, but their pet policy is restrictive regarding accommodation types and requires prior approval. - Accommodation Policy: Pets are generally allowed on camping and caravan sites. However, they are not permitted in on-site vans. - Approval: Pets must be approved upon application prior to arrival. - Rules: Pets must be supervised and behaved at all times. - Fees/Size Limits: Specific fee details or size restrictions are not publicly listed; these are typically discussed during the application process. I would highly recom

Greenacres Caravan Park sits in Sheldon, QLD, and offers camping, caravan, cabin, and long-term stay options. The single fact that decides whether dog owners can consider it is straightforward: dogs are allowed on camping and caravan sites, but they are not permitted in on-site vans, and every pet stay requires prior approval.

The pet policy. Dogs may stay overnight on camping and caravan sites only. On-site vans are off-limits to pets. Every dog must be approved upon application before arrival, and pets must be supervised and well-behaved at all times. Specific fee details and size restrictions are not publicly listed, so you will need to raise these during the application process rather than assuming a standard rate applies.

The place. The park includes unpowered sites, cabins, a camp kitchen, and long-term stay spots. Beyond confirming these facilities exist, the public material does not give further detail on counts, layouts, or specific amenities, so treat the park's own website or a direct phone call as your source for anything granular.

Before you book. Contact the park directly to request pet approval, confirm any applicable pet fees, and check whether your dog's size or breed triggers any restrictions the park has not published online. Do this before you commit to a booking, because approval is not automatic and arriving without it puts your stay at risk.

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Always get the pet approval confirmed in writing and ask about fees and size limits up front. A verbal "yes" over the phone is not the same as an approved application on record.

This park suits owners who are happy to camp or caravan with a supervised, approved dog and who do not need on-site van accommodation. The one thing to do first is sort your pet approval before you book anything else.

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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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