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Werris Creek Campground
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Werris Creek Campground

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Where
Werris Creek, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, the Werris Creek Campground (David Taylor Oval) in NSW is a pet-friendly campground. - Accommodation Type: It is a free, primarily open-area campground that accommodates caravans, RVs, motorhomes, camper trailers, and tents. - Pet Policy: Dogs are allowed at this site. - Pet Policy Specifics: It is a freedom camping area where pets are permitted, generally on a donation basis, with no explicit size limits or specific restrictions regarding "rooms" mentioned. Would you like the contact information to verify if pets are allowed in any nearby cabin accommodation?

Werris Creek Campground is a free freedom-camping area on David Taylor Oval, run by Liverpool Plains Shire Council, and it explicitly allows pets. It's an open, flat oval on the edge of town, popular with grey nomads and caravanners passing through, with a 72-hour stay limit.

The pet policy: Dogs are allowed throughout the camping area. It's an open oval shared with other campers, so keep dogs leashed and under control. Dogs are not permitted inside the shower and toilet block. There are no size limits or fees specified for pets; it operates on a donation basis for the site itself.

The place: Suits tents, camper trailers, motorhomes and caravans, with plenty of flat, open space for larger rigs. On-site amenities include free hot showers, gas barbecues, a water tap, and clean toilets. Bring your own dog bowls and food; there's no dedicated pet water station.

Location and nearby: On Deeks Road, close to the town centre. It's a short walk to Single Street, where Tammy's cafe has dog-friendly footpath seating, and to the heritage Werris Creek Railway Station precinct for a walk around the grounds (the museum interior is off-limits to dogs).

Who it suits: Travellers doing a short highway stopover with a calm dog who's happy on a lead around an open oval. Not the place for a long stay or a dog that needs a fenced yard.

Before you book: This is a freedom camp, not a booked site, so there's no formal registration. Confirm current rules and any seasonal closures on the council's freedom camping page before you arrive.

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It's an open oval with no fencing, so keep the lead on until you know the site is clear of traffic and other dogs.

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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