
Wooyung Beach Holiday Park
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Pet fee
- No pet fee
- Where
- Wooyung, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes, Wooyung Beach Holiday Park allows dogs to stay overnight in their designated accommodation area. Pet Policy Summary: - Rooms/Sites: Dogs are permitted in the campground area (powered/unpowered sites). The pet policy explicitly mentions "dog friendly campsites" and "caravan area" rather than inside cabins or units. - Fees: Dogs stay for free. - Size/Type: No specific size limit is mentioned, but other pets (cats, birds) are not permitted. - Restrictions: Dogs must be kept on a leash, and the park requires tick prevention (collars/treatment) due to the area. For the most accurate booking in
Wooyung Beach Holiday Park is a pet-friendly caravan and camping park at 515 Wooyung Rd, Wooyung, roughly a five-minute drive from Pottsville on the NSW North Coast. The drawcard for dog owners is straightforward: dogs are welcome in the camping and caravan areas at no charge, and the beach is a one-to-two-minute walk from your site.
The pet policy. Dogs stay free but must be declared and signed in at arrival. They are permitted in the designated camping and caravan areas only - dogs are not allowed in cabins. Leash, supervision, and quiet behaviour are required at all times. The park does not supply pet food or water bowls, so bring your own. There is no dedicated dog-washing facility on site, though the beach nearby is handy for rinsing off sandy paws.
The place. A traditional setup with spacious grassy sites suited to caravans, motorhomes, and tents. You park directly on your site. Amenities are reportedly clean, fire pits are allowed (check current fire restrictions before lighting one), and the natural bush environment provides shade across the grounds. Reviewers frequently highlight the beach access and the relaxed, low-key feel.
Location & nearby. Wooyung Beach sits directly across the road - an on-leash beach that is the obvious morning and evening walk. Pottsville is about five minutes' drive for cafes and supplies, and Pottsville Dog Beach gives dogs a proper off-leash run. Further south, Dog Beach - South Golden Beach and Dog Beach - New Brighton Beach are additional off-leash options if you want to explore the coastline. Anglers take note: fishing gutters along this stretch are a known drawcard.
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Who it suits. Campers and caravanners who want grassy sites, a fire pit, and the beach at their doorstep. Not an option if you want cabin accommodation with your dog, since pets are strictly excluded from the cabins.
Before you book. Bring bowls, a long lead for the site, and shade if your setup needs it. Confirm fire pit availability and any restrictions at the time of booking, and double-check the on-leash rules for Wooyung Beach versus the off-leash spots nearby so you know exactly where your dog can run.
Sources
- Dog Beach Info - Wooyung Beach Holiday Park · wooyungbeach.com.au
- Pet Policy - Wooyung Beach Holiday Park · wooyungbeach.com.au
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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