Jervis Bay Cabins & Camping
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- $10
- Where
- Woollamia, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, "Jervis Bay Cabins & Camping " (often associated with Tasman Holiday Parks - Jervis Bay or Jervis Bay Holiday Park in Woollamia) allows dogs to stay overnight, provided they are booked into designated pet-friendly accommodation. - Policy Highlights: - Accommodation: Dogs are allowed in select pet-friendly villas and on sites. - Booking Requirement: You must call directly to book a pet-friendly villa; they cannot always be booked online. - Size/Number Limit: Limited to two pets per pet-friendly villa, generally. - Fees: Fees apply per pet, per night ($10 low season, $25 mid-season, $30 hig
Jervis Bay Cabins & Camping is a quieter, bush-set property on Vallon Road in Woollamia, a separate business from the larger Tasman Holiday Parks up the road. It suits owners after a calmer, nature-focused stay with their dog rather than a pool-and-boat-ramp resort feel.
The pet policy. Dogs are allowed on designated pet-friendly camping and caravan sites, and in a limited number of pet-friendly cabins. Fees apply per pet per night and shift with season, from around ten dollars in low season up to roughly twenty-five to thirty dollars in mid and high season. Most cabins allow a maximum of two pets. Pre-booking a pet-friendly site or cabin is essential, and it is worth calling ahead rather than booking online, since availability for pet-friendly units is not always accurate on third-party sites.
The place. Expect an open camp fire area, hot showers, powered sites and comfortable cabins in bush surroundings, with kangaroos regularly seen around the grounds. Bring your own water bowl and bedding, as the park does not supply pet amenities.
Location and nearby. The property is close to the Woollamia regional boat ramp and around five minutes' drive from Huskisson's cafes, bakeries and dog-friendly dining. Nelsons Beach at Vincentia and sections of Huskisson Beach have designated off-leash times. Booderee National Park nearby does not allow dogs, so factor that into any day trip.
Who it suits. Campers and cabin travellers wanting a quiet, bushland base with their dog, close enough to Huskisson and Jervis Bay's beaches for day trips.
Book ahead for summer and school holidays, and confirm your pet-friendly site or cabin by phone before you arrive.
Sources
- A pet-friendly guide to Jervis Bay & Shoalhaven · visitnsw.com
- Woollamia accommodation · experiencejervisbay.com.au
- Dog-Friendly Jervis Bay: Visiting Jervis Bay with a Dog · travelnuity.com
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.
