Wodonga Caravan & Cabin Park

Wodonga Caravan & Cabin Park on Melbourne Road is a tidy, well-run park a couple of minutes from the Wodonga city centre, with drive-through caravan sites and clean budget cabins, backed by more than 300 reviews at a solid rating. For dog travellers the important number is three: the park keeps exactly three designated pet-friendly cabins, so planning ahead matters. Pet-friendly cabins sleep up to four with a double bed, bunk room, ensuite, kitchenette and air-conditioning.

Dogs at the Wodonga Caravan & Cabin Park

Dogs are allowed in the three designated pet-friendly cabins only, with a maximum of two pets per booking and a one-off $20 pet charge. You must request a pet cabin when you book, by phone or the park's booking system, rather than arriving with a dog in a standard cabin. Caravans and tents can also take pets, but at the manager's discretion, so ask first.

The on-site rules are specific: dogs on a lead of two metres or less at all times, never left unattended anywhere on the property including inside the cabin, and never on the beds or linen. Dogs are not permitted in common areas such as the pool, playground, camp kitchens or reception, and you cannot wash pet bedding in the park laundry. The park provides no pet amenities, so bring bowls, bedding and waste bags.

The vibe

Max: The never-unattended rule here is strict and it covers inside the cabin too. If your day involves leaving the dog behind, plan dog-inclusive outings or pick another park.

This is a practical Hume Highway stop rather than a resort park, and it suits self-sufficient travellers who keep their dog with them. Reviews point to clean cabins and tidy amenities, and the location makes it easy: central Wodonga is a couple of minutes away and Albury about ten. Note that the BIG4-branded Wodonga Holiday Park on McKoy Street is a separate business with its own pet policy, so do not confuse the two when booking.

Getting there and parking

Access off the Hume Freeway is well signposted, with parking beside the cabins and room for caravans on the sites. The park sits on the Murray River side of Wodonga, an easy base for crossing into Albury or continuing north.

Close by with the dogs

For an off-lead run, Belvoir Park Dog Park is the district's fully fenced facility, with agility runs, a quiet-dog zone and a lake circuit alongside. For coffee, Blind Freddy's Cafe is in central Wodonga. And across the river, Albury Central Tourist Park is a second caravan-park option if the three pet cabins are booked out.

Check the park's policies page and book direct to secure a pet-friendly cabin. More dog-friendly stays across Victoria and things to do in Wodonga are on PawScapes.