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Discovery Parks - Tannum Sands
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Discovery Parks - Tannum Sands

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Where
Tannum Sands, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

peacocksbeach accessclose to beachensuite sitesclean amenitiescamp kitchenpowered sitecaravan park

Pet policy

Yes, Discovery Parks - Tannum Sands in Queensland is a dog-friendly park that allows dogs to stay overnight, including in specific accommodation. Here is a summary of their pet policy: - Accommodations: Dogs are permitted in selected designated dog-friendly cabins and on specific sites. - Capacity: Generally, one (1) dog per accommodation booking is permitted, with a second dog allowed only with prior approval from Park Management. - Restrictions: Dogs must be supervised at all times and cannot be left unattended in accommodation or on sites. They must be on a lead at all times within the park

Discovery Parks - Tannum Sands is a dog-friendly holiday park close to the beach, taking dogs in selected cabins and on specific sites. It is a practical base for a beach trip with the dog, with clean amenities, a camp kitchen and powered and ensuite sites.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted only in designated dog-friendly cabins and on nominated sites, so book the right accommodation type. Generally one dog per booking is allowed, with a second only by prior approval from park management. Dogs must be supervised at all times and cannot be left unattended in your cabin or on your site, and they must be on a lead everywhere within the park. Confirm the current terms and any conditions with the park when you book.

The place. Reviewers highlight the beach access and proximity, clean amenities, camp kitchen and ensuite site options. Resident peacocks are a well-known feature of the grounds.

Location and nearby. The park sits close to the beach. Second Beach, north of the main patrolled beach, has an off-leash stretch for a run, while Blend Cafe and Junction Cafe on Hampton Drive welcome dogs at their outdoor tables.

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The no-unattended-dogs rule is firm here, so plan meals and outings around a dog who cannot be left in the cabin. A day trip to a leashed spot beats leaving them behind.

Before you book. Request a dog-friendly cabin or site specifically, flag a second dog for approval ahead of time, and check whether pet numbers are limited over peak periods. Good for families who want the dog along and can keep them supervised throughout the stay.

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.

Nearby with the dogs