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Caravan and Camping Woodgate
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Caravan and Camping Woodgate

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

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Yes, Caravan and Camping Woodgate (46 Bandicoot Rd, Walkers Point) allows dogs to stay overnight. Based on their policies and reviews: - Pet Policy: The park is explicitly described as "pet-friendly" and "dog friendly". Pets are welcome, particularly in their spacious camping and caravan areas. - Size Limit: There are no specific size limits listed, but it is a bush camping/caravan park setting known for having "plenty of space". - Fee: Specific fees are not listed online, butpet-friendly sites can be booked directly. - Which Rooms/Sites: Dogs are allowed in camping and caravan areas (unpowere

Caravan and Camping Woodgate sits at Walkers Point, the quieter southern end of Woodgate Beach, and takes dogs on application at the manager's discretion. It is a bush-style camping and caravan park, not a big resort, which suits owners after unpowered sites, fire pits and space rather than a pool and a kids' club.

The pet policy. Dogs are allowed on a limited number of powered and unpowered sites, and approval is required at time of booking, not on arrival. Pet-friendly terms and conditions have to be accepted when you book. Once you are on site, dogs must stay on lead and be supervised at all times, and they are not allowed inside the amenities blocks or the camp kitchen. Confirm your site is one of the pet-approved ones before you turn up.

The place. Expect a relaxed, traditional camping feel: hot showers, flushing toilets, fire pits and generally no midgies according to regular campers, plus beach access from the park. Sites are spacious, which is handy for anyone managing a dog and an annex.

Location and getting there. The park is near the end of Woodgate Road at Walkers Point, at the southern end of the 16 kilometre Woodgate Beach. Parking is on your own site, and there is room to manoeuvre a caravan. Bring your own water bowls and pet supplies, since the park does not mention providing them.

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Lead only inside the park boundary, and no exceptions for the camp kitchen or amenities, so plan your dog's toilet stops around your own site rather than the communal areas.

Nearby with the dogs. Walkers Point Beach is close for shallow water play and fishing, and the wider Woodgate Beach gives long on-leash walking either direction. Surrounding bushland has informal walking tracks, so watch for local signage on where dogs can go.

Best for owners who want a no-frills, pet-approved bush camp rather than a resort-style stay. Book ahead and get the pet-friendly paperwork sorted before you arrive, since sites are limited and approval is not automatic.

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.

Nearby with the dogs