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Paceway Tamworth
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Paceway Tamworth

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Pet fee
$2
Where
Taminda, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Paceway Tamworth (located at the old Showgrounds site in Taminda, NSW) allows dogs to stay overnight , primarily focusing on camping/caravan sites rather than hotel-style accommodation. Based on recent user reports, the pet policy includes: - Pet Policy: Dogs are welcomed, but must remain on a lead at all times. - Accommodation Types: The site offers powered and unpowered caravan/camping sites, often described as large, grassy sites. - Fees: Rates are generally reported to be affordable, ranging from roughly$2 5–$4 5 per night for campsites (depending on power). - Room Policy: As it is a

The basics. Paceway Tamworth is a caravan and camping park on the old Showgrounds site in Taminda, NSW. It is a working harness racing venue that opens its grounds to travellers, and the single most important detail for dog owners is this: dogs are welcome to stay overnight on the campsites, provided they remain on a lead at all times.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted on both powered and unpowered sites, which suits tents, caravans, and motorhomes alike. The lead rule is strict and applies everywhere within the campgrounds. There are no designated dog facilities beyond the open space, so bring your own food and water bowls. Campsite fees are reported as affordable, generally ranging from roughly $25 to $45 per night depending on whether you require power. Confirm exact rates at booking.

The place. Expect large, grassy sites with basic amenities including showers and water filling. A dump point is available on site, and reviews consistently highlight clean amenities and a friendly caretaker. The drawcard here is the trotting: Paceway Tamworth hosts regular harness racing race days and trials scheduled by HRNSW and Sky Racing. Campers can watch the trotting horses from their setup, and free entry to the trots is a noted perk. Open space on the grounds gives you room to walk your dog, though always on lead.

Getting there and set up. The site is located centrally in Taminda with good access for big rigs. Enter via Gate 2 for the camping area. On-site parking is ample and designed to accommodate caravans and motorhomes without a squeeze.

Location and nearby. The park sits a short drive from central Tamworth if you want to venture out for a meal or coffee. For a coffee run or a meal off-site, Oliver Brown and Humble Espresso are solid cafe options. For dinner, Bison Smokehouse & Bar brings hearty smokehouse fare.

Who it suits and before you book. This is a practical, affordable stopover for caravanning travellers passing through the New England region, or a handy base if you want to take in the trots. The key step before arriving: call the caretaker on (02) 6765 9382 to book and to confirm pet rules, particularly during race events or trials when the grounds are busier. Designated pet amenities are limited, so arrive self-sufficient with bowls and supplies.

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The lead rule is non-negotiable here and it makes sense. A working harness racing venue means horses are moving through regularly. Keep your dog leashed, give the horses space, and call ahead during event days so you know what you are walking into.

The bottom line. Good for self-contained caravan and camping travellers who want an affordable, no-frills site with a point of difference. If your dog is settled on a lead at your site and you are happy to watch the trots roll past, Paceway Tamworth does the job well.

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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