King River Palms Caravan Park

King River Palms Caravan Park in Willyung, WA, sits on the King River near Albany and delivers a relaxed, riverfront stay with free canoes and a genuine dog-friendly stance. That combination of waterfront camping, paddle-ready river access, and pets-welcome policy is the single reason it's worth the trip.

The pet policy. Dogs are permitted on camping and caravan sites, with reports of fenced sites being available. Pet-friendly cabins can be arranged on request, but availability is not guaranteed across all cabins or dates. Contact the park directly on +61 98443232 before booking to confirm which cabins allow dogs and to check any conditions that apply. The park is marketed as dog-friendly and welcomes well-behaved pets, but the specifics around fees, weight limits, or restricted cabin types are not published, so a phone call is the reliable way to lock it in.

The place. A family-run caravan park with a relaxed atmosphere, clean amenities, and a riverfront location on the King River. Free canoes are available for guests, which is the standout feature for anyone who wants to get on the water without leaving the park. Owners are noted as welcoming, and the overall tone is low-key rather than commercial. The park caters to campers, caravanners, and cabin guests, with the river setting doing most of the heavy lifting when it comes to appeal.

Location & nearby. The park is near Albany, WA, putting you close to town for supplies and dining. For a day out, HazBeanz FinestKind Coffee is a solid cafe stop, Due South works for a waterfront restaurant meal, and The Earl of Spencer Historic Inn - Bar & Restaurant is worth the visit for a historic pub dinner.

Who it suits. Travellers with dogs who want a riverfront base near Albany without the hassle of a big commercial park. Suits campers and caravanners comfortably, and cabin guests travelling with a dog provided they confirm availability ahead of time.

Book ahead during school holidays and long weekends, especially if you need a pet-friendly cabin or a specific riverfront site. Off-peak travel gives you the best shot at both.

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.