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At a Glance
Location Inskip Point, Queensland (example site)
Pet Friendly Yes – dogs allowed at this National Park site
Facilities See Camps App
Vehicle Access See Camps App
In Camps App Yes – check Camps 11 for 4,400+ pet friendly sites


Inskip Point National Park campsite in Queensland, a dog-friendly camping destination
Inskip Point is a National Park site in Queensland where dogs are allowed

Do you camp with your pet?

Regardless if you like to travel with your pet, or avoid them – the new Camps 11 book is designed so you can easily identify what sites will suit you. 

In previous editions of Australia’s favourite RV and camping guide, you had to look at the listings pages to check which sites were pet friendly or pet free. Now you can see it on the maps – all you have to do is choose a site with or without ears! 

We all know caravan parks have different rules around pets. And did you know that some National Parks do allow dogs? We have one just around the corner from us at Inskip Point, QLD. Also, different states have different rules – some state forests allow pets, in other state conservation areas are not places you can bring your animals. In Camps 11, it is all spelled out for you.

Conditions do apply – some places are pet seasonal (a new symbol in our Camps 11 book) where pets won’t be welcome in their peak times. Size limits, dog breeds and number of dogs may be a factor. Some sites do not allow cats. So please always book ahead and check.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many pet friendly campsites are in Camps 11?

Camps 11 features over 4,400 pet friendly campsites across Australia, making it easier than ever to travel with your furry companion.

How can I identify pet friendly sites in the Camps 11 book?

Pet friendly sites are now marked directly on the maps with a special symbol (sites with ears), so you don’t need to flip to the listings pages to check – just look for sites with or without ears on the map.

Are dogs allowed in National Parks?

Yes, some National Parks do allow dogs. Inskip Point in Queensland is an example of a National Park where dogs are permitted. Rules vary by state and park, so always check the specific site details in the Camps App.

What does ‘pet seasonal’ mean?

Pet seasonal is a new symbol in Camps 11 indicating that pets are not welcome during peak times at certain campsites. The specific seasonal restrictions will vary by site.

Are there restrictions on what pets I can bring?

Yes, conditions apply at different sites. Some may have size limits, breed restrictions, or limits on the number of dogs. Some sites do not allow cats. Always book ahead and check the specific requirements for your chosen campsite.

Do all state forests and conservation areas allow pets?

No, rules vary by state. Some state forests allow pets while other state conservation areas do not permit animals. Camps 11 clearly identifies which sites allow pets and which don’t.

Can I bring my cat to pet friendly campsites?

Not all pet friendly sites allow cats – some sites only permit dogs. Check the Camps App for current details about specific pet policies at your chosen campsite.

Do caravan parks have different pet rules?

Yes, caravan parks have varying rules around pets. Always check the specific policies for your chosen park in the Camps App or book ahead to confirm their pet requirements.

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