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Moonlight Bay
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Moonlight Bay

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Whites River, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Yes, Moonlight Bay Camping Area in Whites River, SA, allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on local Campsite Reviews and Guides, here is a summary of the pet policy: - Pet Policy: The campground is pet-friendly, allowing dogs to stay overnight with campers. - Accommodations: It is a free, rustic, and largely undeveloped beachside camping area for caravans, camper trailers, and tents, meaning there are no designated "rooms" or cabins, but pets are allowed on site. - Fees: The camping area is generally free to use. - Size Limit: There are no specific size limits or restrictions on pets listed in

Moonlight Bay is a free, unpowered coastal camping area on Hammonds Road at Whites River on the Eyre Peninsula, roughly 20 minutes south of Tumby Bay. Set between two sandy beaches with direct water access, it is a bare-bones site suited to self-sufficient campers travelling with dogs.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome at no cost. There are no cabins or designated rooms, so you are setting up a tent, caravan, or camper trailer on the beach or on the hill overlooking the bay. Keep your dog under control at all times and on a lead on the beach specifically, as washed-up pufferfish are a real hazard. There are no facilities whatsoever on site: no toilets, no water, no bins. Bring everything your dog needs, including food, water, and waste bags, and pack it all out.

Getting there. Turn off the Lincoln Highway between Port Lincoln and Tumby Bay onto Hammonds Road. It is a gravel road but accessible by 2WD.

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The pufferfish risk is the detail most owners overlook. A quick sweep of your pitch and the immediate tideline before letting your dog explore is worth the two minutes.

When to go. Beachside spots fill first, so arrive early to secure one, especially in peak season. Treat this as fully self-sufficient camping: if you cannot carry it in and carry it out, pick a different site.

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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