Norwood is a suburb of Launceston; around 3KM from the CBD with easy access to explore in any direction.
The campsite area is pet friendly and your dog must be on a lead at all times. There is a café next door which is an ideal spot for your daily breakfast before you head off exploring the region.
If you drive 126km NW from Hobart you will find the small country town of Tarraleah. It was originally built as an accommodation base for workers on the hydroelectric construction. Since then it has been turned into the Tarraleah Lodge and the area caters to many outdoor pursuits; even boasting a high-altitude golf course.
The Highlander Caravan Park is an ideal stopover when open over the Summer months only. Dogs are allowed but must sleep in your vehicle due to the native fauna and farm animals on the property. At all other times they must be on a lead, well controlled and bark free.
If you have ever wanted to explore one of Tasmania’s offshore islands then Bruny Island is a stunning, natural destination that is sure to please. You can catch the car ferry from Kettering on the mainland (around 32km south of Hobart), and it drops you to Roberts Point on Bruny Island. At 362sq KM there are many places to explore. There are also many awesome sights as well as fauna such as fur seals, fairy penguins, wedge-tail eagles, albatross and even white wallabies. There are also boutique producers here, such as an Oyster farm, cheese factory and vineyard.
For the purposes of this section of the Tasmania guide we are focusing mainly on South Bruny, where nature rules with awesome unspoiled beaches, a lagoon and forests to delight your senses.
The property we have chosen to showcase here is a privately owned property, consisting of a 50-acre private forest and 750M of coastline and private beach. They have a mixture of camp sites and even a glamping tent. In addition to the stunning location they are dog friendly for the camp sites.
You cannot just turn up at the property; access is strictly by appointment only and must also call to get directions to the property. Your hosts are Phil and Karen; the do open on weekends for pre-bookings Friday to Sunday. Mobile coverage can be patchy at times so try the landline if unable to get them by Mobile.
There is so much to see in Hobart and the south east that having a great base is a must. Risdon is a great location without being right in the city. It has easy access to head in many directions and is very close to one of the Derwent River bridges for getting to places such as MONA only a short drive.
This park is dog friendly, offers free WIFI, BBQ area, playground, laundry, a bouncing pillow and sports facilities.
The dog friendly accommodation at this park is limited to powered sites and ensuite powered sides; as well as occasionally a budget cabin. Approval is needed in advance and is subject to availability and the managers discretion.
Stansbury is a small seaside town on the SE coast of Yorke Peninsula.
This property has that magic ingredient of a swimming pool with views across the bay. In addition, it has a designated self-contained family room that is pet friendly. Make sure to discuss your dog requirements prior to making that booking.
This park has powered and unpowered sites along with selected cabin types as their dog friendly accommodation options.
The park has a swimming pool and waterpark as key facilities to keep the whole family occupied.
Victor Harbor is situated at the southern coast of the Fleurieu Peninsula and makes an ideal holiday destination.
Aside from the usual facilities this park has a great swimming pool and waterslide park.
The powered and unpowered sites are the pet friendly options at this park. Make sure your dog is OK to join you by contacting the park before making your booking.
McLaren Vale is around 33KM south of the Adelaide CBD and is right in the heart of wine country. It makes for an interesting destination if you don’t need to stay in the city or immediate suburbs.
Amenities ate this park include a great pool, ideal to cool off at the end of the day.
Berri is around 238KM NE of Adelaide in the Riverland region. It is a great place for fishing, boating and water skiing as well as being famous for agriculture, in particular citrus and grapes.
This property has unpowered and powered sites as their dog friendly options. It is set in 8HA of grounds with the center piece being the 22M X 26M beach pool that is both shaded and solar heated.
Murray Bridge is a river town as its name would suggest. This property is right next door to the Murray Bridge Swimming Pool and Water Slide Complex to keep the family entertained for hours.
They are dog friendly with nominated rooms and cottages; you must bring your dog’s own bedding. We suggest discussing your dog prior to booking.
