Caravan Parks and Dogs

In regards to the park with allot for sale it may be worth checking this out as a friend of mine was looking to buy one a while ago. Apparently your buying the caravan for X amount of dollars and paying the site fees as rent, the one he looked at they wanted to redevelop that part of the park and put in cabins next to the good view of the lagoon. So if he bought the caravan eventually it would need to be relocated either to another part of the same park or another park. Not cheap but you still own your $10,000 caravan. Worth asking questions.

Some bark all night and shit everywhere, although that is usually the fault of the owners for not acting on the annoyance. When one goes on a holiday, many people want to escape this sort of “annoyance” that one potentially encounters in suburbia. For me, its normally not an issue. If the dog barks constantly, and it annoys me, I tell the owner or park manager. However, this is rarely the case that a pet whilst on holidays annoys us, as you have stated, most van parks dont cater for pets. On the flip side, Kiola Holiday Resort (not the Big4), is a pet freindly park, the managers are uber freindly, and we always find pet owners very responsible there.

I used to have a van at Pleasurelea about 5 years ago. When I bought, they said no to new dogs.
Existing owners were allowed a “small” dog. Don’t know what the definition of a “small” dog was.
I think their plan was to have zero dogs once the last one met it’s maker.
Loved the park though. Having gas, milk, bread, ice and bait etc available on site is a huge bonus.

If I was to do it again, I’d go for South Durras for the lake and sea combo. There is also a boarding kennel on the road in to Sth Durras if that’s an option.

Otherwise, Burrill Lake…