Yackandandah Holiday Park
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Size cap
- No cap
- Where
- Yackandandah, VIC
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Yes. While they welcome dogs, Yackandandah Holiday Park enforces specific conditions: - Which Rooms/Accommodation: Dogs are not permitted inside any cabin accommodation at any time. They are strictly allowed on powered/unpowered camping and caravan sites. - Overnight Rules: At night, dogs must sleep either within your van, tent, or be tethered outside within your allocated site. They must never be left unattended for any period. - Size Limits & Fees: The park's policy does not explicitly list a specific size limit or extra fee, but "aggressive" dogs or those with excessive barking are not allo
Yackandandah Holiday Park is a creekside caravan park at 1 Myrtleford-Yackandandah Road on the edge of the historic town, close enough to walk to High Street for coffee and the shops. Grassy, shaded powered and unpowered sites back onto Yackandandah Creek, and the park runs a camp kitchen with open fireplaces, free BBQs, an amenities block, guest laundry and Wi-Fi. Dogs are welcome here, but only on the camping and caravan sites.
Dogs at the park
The rule that matters most: dogs are strictly not permitted inside any cabin at any time, which the park attributes to health regulations. If you want your dog with you, book a powered or unpowered site rather than a cabin. Overnight, dogs sleep in your van or tent or are tethered outside within your own site, and they must never be left unattended. Dogs stay on a leash throughout the park, as there is no off-leash area inside the grounds. Aggressive dogs and dogs that bark excessively are not allowed, and day visitors to your site cannot bring their own dogs in.
There is no published size limit or extra pet fee, but the park expects you to flag your dog when you book so management can confirm the arrangement. If your dog is aHowler or anxious when tied up, ring ahead and talk it through before committing to dates.
Worth knowing
The creek runs right along the park, which makes for easy on-lead walks and a shallow paddle on hot days, and reviewers regularly call out the fire pits, shady trees and clean facilities. This is a pick for caravan and camping travellers who want the dog close by at night. If your trip depends on cabin accommodation, you will need a different park.
Close by with the dogs
Start the morning at Two Sisters on High in town before the day heats up, and if you are pushing on through the Indigo Shire, Beechworth Lake Sambell Caravan Park and Beechworth Holiday Park are both pet-friendly options half an hour away. Coffee Staines in Beechworth covers the next morning's coffee.
See all pet friendly stays in Victoria and our Yackandandah destination guide to plan the trip.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
