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Sharp Park River Bend Country Bush Camping
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Sharp Park River Bend Country Bush Camping

Dogs
Welcome
Size cap
No cap
Where
Witheren, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

creekpowered sitesfire pitsclean toiletsno showersflushing toiletsfirewoodfriendly management

Pet policy

Yes. At Sharp Park River Bend Country Bush Camping in Witheren, QLD, dogs are welcome to stay overnight. The pet policy includes the following guidelines: - Accommodation types: Dogs are permitted on their grassy powered and unpowered camp sites (suitable for tents and caravans). - Leash rules: Pets must be restrained and kept on a leash at all times. - Clean-up: Owners are expected to pick up and dispose of all droppings correctly. - Fees & Size Limits: General pet fees and breed/size restrictions are not explicitly published by the park, though pets are widely welcomed across the grounds. To

Sharp Park River Bend Country Bush Camping is a rustic, pet-friendly campground on the Coomera River at Witheren in the Gold Coast hinterland, roughly a 20 to 25 minute drive from Canungra. The single defining reason to go is direct access to a pebbled creek and river suited to swimming and tubing, with a fire pit at every site.

The pet policy. Dogs are welcome across the camping grounds but must be leashed and restrained at all times. They must not wander onto neighbouring private property or interfere with other campers. You need to bring your own dog water, food, and bowls, as no supplies are provided on site. All dog waste must be cleaned up immediately and disposed of properly. General pet fees and breed or size restrictions are not explicitly published by the park.

The place. This is unpretentious country bush camping with a relaxed vibe, geared toward riverside sites next to the Coomera River. Toilet facilities are on site, including flushing toilets, though there are no showers. Firewood is available for purchase, and each site is permitted an above-ground fire pit, subject to fire restrictions. Powered sites are available. Campers park directly on their assigned site, with access suitable for cars, vans, and caravans.

Location & nearby. The campground sits directly off Beechmont Road, State Route 96, on the riverbank, offering a long stretch of scenic bushland walking on site. Canungra township is a short drive away if you want to make a day of it. Cafe Metz and Giddyup Gelato Cafe Canungra both have outdoor seating often suitable for dogs, and the Canungra Hotel is a straightforward pub option. If you want a secure off-leash run, Canungra Dog Park is nearby. Keep dogs leashed on surrounding hinterland roads due to local wildlife and livestock.

Who it suits. Best suited to dogs and owners who enjoy a laid-back, bush camping trip with swimming access and do not mind the lack of showers. The constant leash rule means it is not the place for dogs that need off-leash exercise, but the on-site riverbank walking and swimming hole make it a practical base for water-loving, sociable dogs.

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The leash rule applies everywhere on site, including the riverbank walking track. Keep your dog close near the creek, as other campers will be swimming and picnicking nearby.

Before you book. Confirm current fire pit restrictions and powered site availability with management before arriving, and check whether any specific pet fees apply at the time of booking. Bring all dog supplies, including plenty of water for the drive and your stay, and pack waste bags as none are indicated on 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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