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Pyramid Holiday Park
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Pyramid Holiday Park

Dogs
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Size cap
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Where
Tweed Heads West, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Pyramid Holiday Park in Tweed Heads West, NSW, allows dogs, but with strict conditions regarding accommodation type. According to their official pet-friendly conditions, pets are generally prohibited inside cabins, ensuites, and all other park buildings (reception, amenities, etc.). Summary of Pet Policy: - Allowed Locations: Pets are permitted on designated caravan/camping sites, specifically in the pet-friendly designated sites Pyramid Park Pet Policy. - Prohibited Areas: Pets are not allowed in cabins Pyramid Park Pet Policy. - Size Limits: The policy does not explicitly state a size

Pyramid Holiday Park runs along Kennedy Drive by the Tweed River, and takes dogs on its powered sites under a clearly published policy, with a fenced leash-free run onsite so your dog gets a proper stretch without leaving the park.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome on designated powered sites, including some with private ensuites, but are not allowed inside cabins, the amenity blocks or reception. Keep dogs on a leash at all times while moving through the park, and use the designated fenced exercise area for off-leash time. Dogs are not permitted in the pool area, BBQ areas or the playground. Bring your own water bowls and treats, as the park does not appear to supply them. Confirm any size or breed restrictions and fees directly with the park at booking, since these are not spelled out in detail on their site.

The place. A tidy, well-kept park with onsite management and a pool for guests, set right on the river. It sits under a flight path, so expect some plane noise, which several guests mention.

Location and nearby. On Kennedy Drive with clear signage and free onsite parking. The Tweed River path outside is good for leashed walks, and Murphy's Road Beach at Kingscliff and Kingscliff's dog off-leash area are both a short drive away for an off-leash run on sand.

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the fenced dog run onsite is a good option if you just need a quick off-leash stretch before heading down to the beach for the real run.

Book a powered site rather than a cabin if you are bringing a dog, and pack your own bowls. Good for caravan and camping stays where the dog run and river path do most of the work.

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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