The best dog-friendly camping near Highett

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Camping with pets around Highett is straightforward—over 600 pet-friendly sites mean you don’t need to leave your furry mate behind. Expect to pay around $56 a night, but you’ll spot options dipping as low as $12. Sites here range from quiet bush pockets to grassy paddocks where dogs can stretch their legs. You’ll find toilets and showers at most spots, so it’s not all roughing it. Want to keep busy? Watch kangaroos graze, cool off in a dam, or saddle up for a trail ride. Locals rave about Shacks at Kardella Park (578 reviews), Iron Brook Donkey Farm (555 reviews), and The Fern Glade (347 reviews)—all spots where dogs are welcome and the scenery doesn’t disappoint. Pack a lead, bring some treats, and get ready to explore a corner of Victoria that’s built for both humans and their four-legged companions.

93% (4.7K) 213 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Highett

5. Kiernan Park Equestrian Centre

99%
(165)
49km from Highett · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
A working horse property, with on site coaches and horse trainers. The property is 40 acres, and also is home to numerous kangaroos, wombats, possums, goannas, echidnas, lots of birds and other critters, as well as, of course, lots of horses. We are dog friendly. There is a toilet available. Good access for 2WD and caravans. Drinking water available. Campfires permitted when restrictions not in place. There are lots of attractions nearby, including top class wineries and restaurants, the Warburton walking trail, fantastic mountain bike trails, the Redwood Forest, Kirth Kiln State Park, Bunyip State Park, Mt Donna Buang and the lookout, Ship Rock Falls, 7-acre Rock, Noojee Pub, Cunninghams Pub, Wesburn Pub and Wesburn RSL. Then there are the lovely old towns of Warburton and Healesville, Healesville Sanctuary, Rayners Orchard, the Lotus Gardens in Wesburn, swimming in the Yarra River....the list goes on.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from 
AU$73
 / night

Camping with pets around Highett is straightforward—over 600 pet-friendly sites mean you don’t need to leave your furry mate behind. Expect to pay around $56 a night, but you’ll spot options dipping as low as $12. Sites here range from quiet bush pockets to grassy paddocks where dogs can stretch their legs. You’ll find toilets and showers at most spots, so it’s not all roughing it. Want to keep busy? Watch kangaroos graze, cool off in a dam, or saddle up for a trail ride. Locals rave about Shacks at Kardella Park (578 reviews), Iron Brook Donkey Farm (555 reviews), and The Fern Glade (347 reviews)—all spots where dogs are welcome and the scenery doesn’t disappoint. Pack a lead, bring some treats, and get ready to explore a corner of Victoria that’s built for both humans and their four-legged companions.

93% (4.7K) 213 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Highett

5. Kiernan Park Equestrian Centre

99%
(165)
49km from Highett · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
A working horse property, with on site coaches and horse trainers. The property is 40 acres, and also is home to numerous kangaroos, wombats, possums, goannas, echidnas, lots of birds and other critters, as well as, of course, lots of horses. We are dog friendly. There is a toilet available. Good access for 2WD and caravans. Drinking water available. Campfires permitted when restrictions not in place. There are lots of attractions nearby, including top class wineries and restaurants, the Warburton walking trail, fantastic mountain bike trails, the Redwood Forest, Kirth Kiln State Park, Bunyip State Park, Mt Donna Buang and the lookout, Ship Rock Falls, 7-acre Rock, Noojee Pub, Cunninghams Pub, Wesburn Pub and Wesburn RSL. Then there are the lovely old towns of Warburton and Healesville, Healesville Sanctuary, Rayners Orchard, the Lotus Gardens in Wesburn, swimming in the Yarra River....the list goes on.
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from 
AU$73
 / night

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