Trinity Beach RV Park

Trinity Beach RV Park is a small, private backyard-style caravan and RV park at 81 Moore Street in Trinity Beach, a couple of minutes on foot from the beach and the esplanade cafes. Pets are allowed, and the tight spacing between sites is the one thing that shapes the stay: strict on-lead rules apply throughout.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome on site and no pet fee, weight limit or dog cap is stated in the park's listing, but with sites packed close together your dog needs to stay on a lead and be managed so they do not nuisance the neighbours. Bring a short lead rather than a longline, and settle your dog in early so they stay calm within reach of the next awning.

Worth knowing

This is an intimate gravel-and-grass yard for self-contained rigs, with power and water at the sites and no public amenities block, so your van needs to be fully set up. Guests regularly call out the friendly hosts and the secure, relaxed feel of the place.

Book ahead through the winter peak when southern travellers move north, and confirm current pet arrangements with the hosts when you book, since small parks can change their policies season to season.

Getting there

Moore Street sits just back from Vasey Esplanade in the heart of Trinity Beach, about 20 minutes north of Cairns along the Captain Cook Highway. Everything the suburb offers, including the beach, cafes and the tavern, is in walking distance.

Make a day of it

The beach south of Peacock Street is a council off-leash zone, and proper fenced runs are close by at the Bamford Close Fenced Dog Park in Smithfield and the Sunbird Park Fenced Dog Park in Kewarra Beach.

The Harry Doyle Pickles winter off leash dog beach up at Clifton Beach is worth the drive in the cooler months, and Rattle n Hum Palm Cove does a dog-friendly pub dinner.

More options are on the Queensland stays guide and the Trinity Beach destination page.