Camping and caravan sites in New South Wales

Tamworth caravan park reportedly starting construction of fenced dog sites. Status of completion is unclear.

Pet-friendly caravan park on the Murray River at Corowa, with dogs welcome on-site under leash — no individual fenced sites confirmed.

Dog-friendly renovated farmhouse with a 3000sqm fully fenced yard near Wallis Lake and Forster, sleeping up to 7 — exclusive use holiday house, not a campground.

Large 15-hectare holiday park 20 minutes north of Canberra, offering four individually fenced 'Dog Freedom Sites' for caravans and pet-friendly bungalows.

Discovery Parks property on the Murray River at Moama — dog-friendly details unclear beyond general pet policy.

Lake St Clair sits at the foot of the Mount Royal Range, about 30 minutes north of Singleton. It’s a popular spot for camping, fishing, boating, swimming, sailing and water skiing. The lake is stocked with Bass, Golden Perch, Silver Perch and Catfish, making it a great destination for anglers. Facilities include powered sites, bush camping, barbecues, hot showers, toilets and a boat ramp. Entry and camping fees apply, and bookings are essential.

Friendly independent park in the Upper Hunter Valley with a fenced off-leash dog area, mountain views, nightly fire pit, camp kitchen, and pet-friendly lodge.

NRMA holiday park centrally located in Dubbo, offering pet-friendly cabins with fenced gardens and an off-leash dog exercise area, plus standard dog-friendly sites.

Four flushing toilets Two hot shower blocks Wheelchair-accessible amenities Caravan and camper trailer dump point Designated fire pits throughout the campground Firewood available for purchase onsite Filtered potable (drinking) water available (limited supply) Easy access camping (4WD not required for campground access) Direct access to the Clarence River Riverside BBQ and picnic areas Pet-friendly camping (dogs welcome under campground rules) 4WD tracks across the 1,300-acre property Canoeing and kayaking access (bring your own equipment) Fishing access to the Clarence River Bushwalking and hiking trails Birdwatching opportunities Exceptional stargazing areas Family-friendly camping environment Spacious riverside and bushland camping locations with plenty of privacy

NSW Government-run beachside holiday park at Evans Head — pet-friendly on sites, no individual fenced sites confirmed.

Small rural caravan park in Tooraweena, central-western NSW. Dog-friendly status and features unclear from available sources.