Sorell Council Self Contained RV Park

The Sorell Council Self Contained RV Park (also known as the Sorell RV Stop) is a low-cost, self-contained-only overnight stop run by the council. For travellers with a dog, the appeal is the location, cheap and central, with a dedicated dog exercise area right next door.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed to stay overnight but must be kept on a lead at all times on site. In line with Sorell Council rules, dogs must be registered, microchipped and under effective control. It is a self-contained-only site, so you need your own onboard water and waste facilities.

The place. Practical rather than scenic: a dump point, potable water and a BBQ area, on flat, easy-access ground. Reviewers rate it for being affordable and strategically placed for the East Coast and Tasman Peninsula runs.

Location and nearby. A dedicated dog exercise area sits directly adjacent, at the corner of Montagu and Arthur Street, which is the fenced Sorell Dog Park. Central Sorell's cafes and shops are a short walk away.

Before you book. Confirm current fees and any specific pet size limits with Sorell Council, as the summary does not spell these out. Keep the dog leashed anywhere on the RV site and save the off-leash running for the adjacent park.

Good for self-contained travellers wanting a cheap, dog-tolerant overnight base with a fenced run on the doorstep.

Sources

• Responsible Pet Ownership and Dog Exercise Areas · sorell.tas.gov.au

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