The addition of fenced-off areas for their pets at caravan parks has delighted Australian travelers.
A vacationer passing through Victoria’s Central Tablelands took a picture of one of the specially constructed sites at the Big4 Ballarat Windmill Holiday Park.
The image, which was posted on social media, shows a Winnebago caravan parked in the middle of a gated enclosure so dog owners may take their dogs on vacation with them.
Other vacationers responded favorably to the message and encouraged other park managers to think about incorporating fenced-off areas.
Great concept. So creative and considerate. generates more income for them as well since conscientious dog owners will go above and above for their puppies, according to one.
“Having to keep my two dogs on a leash all the time and having them get tangled up on chairs or other objects is the worst part of bringing them camping,” says the owner. Another person said, “This would allow them so much more freedom.”
A third person said, “Fantastic concept since you have to keep your dogs on a leash at all times in all camping places and caravan parks, so this is great.”
Tasmania definitely needs these. Our furry children always go in the caravan with us. They should not be kept on a leash at all times, one person argued.
Parents also praised the enclosures’ inclusion since they would keep their little children near by if they had to enter the caravan.
Great concept that doesn’t bother park visitors. also for parents of little ones. While their mother makes lunch, they may safely play and run about. surrounded with safety Wonderful concept, one person commented.
To ensure that my daughter cannot escape, I would come here. I’m reluctant to go camping till she’s much older because of this. How incredible,” another person said.
There is a park in Canberra that provides this, or you can go 100 meters across the border. It was great for our dog since it prevented strangers from approaching and wanting to pet it while also preventing them from being chained up all day. One commenter said that it prevents individuals from browsing your website and stealing your goods and is wonderful for small children.
Private enclosures are a rare feature in RV parks around the nation.
Four powered caravan sites are provided at the Big4 Windmill Holiday Park for vacationers bringing their pets.
Dog owners and their pets may swim together at the park’s dog swimming hole.
Each location charges $50 per night for up to six guests.
Dog-friendly cottages are also offered at the park for anyone who would prefer not to stay in a caravan.
A hour’s drive from Ballarat, near Ararat, is the Acacia Caravan Park, which offers a number of sizable fenced-powered sites.
There are several dog-friendly accommodations at Best Friend Retreat in Tarra Valley, including cabins and powered sites.
Five motorized dog-friendly cages are available at Reflections Holiday Park near Evans Head on the far north coast of New South Wales.
There are four “dog freedom” sites at Capital Country Caravan Park in Sutton, which is close to the NSW/ACT boundary.
For Western Australia, there are a few sizable, fenced-off enclosures at Southern Stars Holiday Park in Dunsborough, which is close to the Margaret River.
There are 10 roomy powered sites at The Summit 1770 near Agnes Water, Queensland, for dogs to run around in.
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