The best dog-friendly camping near Torquay

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Looking for the perfect camping experience near Torquay, Victoria in Australia? Look no further than Rodborough Vale! With over 840 options available specifically for pet-friendly campsites, you'll find the ideal spot to bring your furry friend along. From beachfront locations to serene bush retreats, there's something for every pet-loving camper. And with campsites like Rodborough Vale (514 reviews), Shacks at Kardella Park (328 reviews), and Iron Brook Donkey Farm (381 reviews) being some of the top-rated options, you can trust that you'll have a great time. Plus, facilities like toilets, showers, and cooking equipment are popular among campers, and activities such as surfing, biking, and wildlife watching will keep you entertained throughout your stay. So pack your bags and get ready to embark on an unforgettable camping adventure!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Torquay

2. Seahorse stud

100%
(1)
23km from Torquay · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Aireys inlet is a unique tiny town with so much to do. The local beach is iconic for surfing and swimming, the local creek is a favourite at the inlet for young kids to swim or for canoeists to have somewhere quiet to paddle. Mountain biking is a must in the area, with thousands of tracks available right outside the back door. If you have your own horse you can bring it along on holiday with you, we have paddocks available and there are so many gorgeous tracks around to ride on and beach riding at low tide and the right times is a bucket list item! The location itself is 17 acres and is next to the Painkallac creek in a peaceful bush setting. This location used to be a horse riding school which is now not running but has been converted to offer camping, caravan and RV parking. It’s only 1.5 km from the beach and the Otway national park is right on your doorstep. If you have bikes, horses or love to hike or run, or just laze on the beach, it’s a perfect location, be ready to be spoilt as there are so many tracks on offer in our stunning local beach and bush land. The local town of aireys inlet has plenty to offer, a general store for all your essentials, loads of places to eat out for breakfast, lunch or dinner and only 1 3/4hrs from Melbourne. No need to stress if you don’t want to be near anyone else, this is a small setting so it’s very private and its only got one space to rent so that you have peace and quiet. If you do have friends and want to book a double space please just message me and I can open up another space for you. I also have an option to add a pottery class for you, the cost is $50 a person for a two hour session. Look forward to seeing you at our cosy country and coastal retreat.
Campfires
Potable water
from 
AU$71
 / night

3. Swan Bay Road Wallington

100%
(23)
23km from Torquay · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Located in the middle of The Bellarine Peninsula. Within walking distance of Adventure Park, Flying Brick Cider House and McGlasions Winery (Farm Dog Brewery). 5 minutes Drive to Ocean Grove/Barwon Heads. 10 mins drive to Queenscliff, Pt. Lonsdale, Portalington, Geelong. Our little property is suitable for tents, caravans, RVs. We have a fully functioning toilet, can run power to your camp (no shower facility). We have an inground trampoline, half court basketball/netball court. Our small inground pool can be added extra. Our acerage can cater for small groups of up to 15 people, your van/tent/RV or ours. Pets allowed by agreement and must be on lead at all times. We have free range geese, chooks and a friendly dog There is no need for an alarm clock our Roosters have that covered.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$146
 / night

4. Birregurra Recreation Reserve

45km from Torquay · 1 site · RV
The Birregurra Recreation Reserve is a great outdoor space for locals and visitors alike. With its wide open grassy areas and walking tracks, it’s perfect for picnics, casual sports, and exploring. Not far from the Great Otway National Park, the reserve offers easy access to stunning surrounding landscapes—beaches, ancient forests, and clifftop views. For nature enthusiasts, the reserve is a gateway to the region’s amazing flora and native wildlife. Birregurra Grocer Located at 43 Main Street, the Birregurra Grocer is more than just a licensed café and larder—it’s a vibrant local hub. Known for its house-made takeaway meals, sweet treats, and seasonal dinners, it’s a go-to spot for brunch, lunch, and sensational coffee. They even serve cheeky cocktails, making it a great place to unwind any day except Tuesday. Birregurra General Store and Café Just down the road at 59–61 Main Street, the General Store is a classic country café that doubles as a grocer. It serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, with a menu featuring comfort-food favourites like pizza, toasties, fish and chips, and their much-loved vanilla slice. The coffee is locally praised, and the store also stocks artisan goods and essentials—making it a true community cornerstone. Royal Mail Hotel At 49 Main Street, the Royal Mail Hotel is Birregurra’s local pub, offering hearty meals and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're stopping in for a relaxed lunch or a drink with friends, it’s the perfect place to experience the town’s laid-back vibe.
from 
AU$55
 / night

5. Ridgetop Campsite at St Anselms

84%
(74)
73km from Torquay · 3 sites · Tents
Our campsite is located in the magical Otways on top of a ridge with wonderful views. We run a studio/art gallery cafe, called Art Reach Studio Gallery, that is located walking distance from the campsite. This campsite located near many beautiful natural wonders including the Redwoods Forest, and many waterfalls including the Triplet Falls, the Hopetoun Falls, and Beauchamp Falls. This campsite offers drinking water, a toilet and access to wifi. Furry family members on leashes are welcome. At this time fires are not permitted. Our region is known for rich, fertile soil and its beech, blackwood and ash trees. For walking and cycling enthusiasts the Old Beechy Rail Trail is a must, where you can experience picturesque forests, farmland and abundant wildlife. If you're after some adrenaline inducing activities then head over to the The Otway Fly where you can enjoy tree-top walks and the zipline. For those wishing to relax, you don't have to venture far with the cafe,snacks and cakes next door.
Toilets
from 
AU$61
 / night

Looking for the perfect camping experience near Torquay, Victoria in Australia? Look no further than Rodborough Vale! With over 840 options available specifically for pet-friendly campsites, you'll find the ideal spot to bring your furry friend along. From beachfront locations to serene bush retreats, there's something for every pet-loving camper. And with campsites like Rodborough Vale (514 reviews), Shacks at Kardella Park (328 reviews), and Iron Brook Donkey Farm (381 reviews) being some of the top-rated options, you can trust that you'll have a great time. Plus, facilities like toilets, showers, and cooking equipment are popular among campers, and activities such as surfing, biking, and wildlife watching will keep you entertained throughout your stay. So pack your bags and get ready to embark on an unforgettable camping adventure!

92% (1.9K)

Top-rated campgrounds near Torquay

2. Seahorse stud

100%
(1)
23km from Torquay · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Aireys inlet is a unique tiny town with so much to do. The local beach is iconic for surfing and swimming, the local creek is a favourite at the inlet for young kids to swim or for canoeists to have somewhere quiet to paddle. Mountain biking is a must in the area, with thousands of tracks available right outside the back door. If you have your own horse you can bring it along on holiday with you, we have paddocks available and there are so many gorgeous tracks around to ride on and beach riding at low tide and the right times is a bucket list item! The location itself is 17 acres and is next to the Painkallac creek in a peaceful bush setting. This location used to be a horse riding school which is now not running but has been converted to offer camping, caravan and RV parking. It’s only 1.5 km from the beach and the Otway national park is right on your doorstep. If you have bikes, horses or love to hike or run, or just laze on the beach, it’s a perfect location, be ready to be spoilt as there are so many tracks on offer in our stunning local beach and bush land. The local town of aireys inlet has plenty to offer, a general store for all your essentials, loads of places to eat out for breakfast, lunch or dinner and only 1 3/4hrs from Melbourne. No need to stress if you don’t want to be near anyone else, this is a small setting so it’s very private and its only got one space to rent so that you have peace and quiet. If you do have friends and want to book a double space please just message me and I can open up another space for you. I also have an option to add a pottery class for you, the cost is $50 a person for a two hour session. Look forward to seeing you at our cosy country and coastal retreat.
Campfires
Potable water
from 
AU$71
 / night

3. Swan Bay Road Wallington

100%
(23)
23km from Torquay · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Located in the middle of The Bellarine Peninsula. Within walking distance of Adventure Park, Flying Brick Cider House and McGlasions Winery (Farm Dog Brewery). 5 minutes Drive to Ocean Grove/Barwon Heads. 10 mins drive to Queenscliff, Pt. Lonsdale, Portalington, Geelong. Our little property is suitable for tents, caravans, RVs. We have a fully functioning toilet, can run power to your camp (no shower facility). We have an inground trampoline, half court basketball/netball court. Our small inground pool can be added extra. Our acerage can cater for small groups of up to 15 people, your van/tent/RV or ours. Pets allowed by agreement and must be on lead at all times. We have free range geese, chooks and a friendly dog There is no need for an alarm clock our Roosters have that covered.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from 
AU$146
 / night

4. Birregurra Recreation Reserve

45km from Torquay · 1 site · RV
The Birregurra Recreation Reserve is a great outdoor space for locals and visitors alike. With its wide open grassy areas and walking tracks, it’s perfect for picnics, casual sports, and exploring. Not far from the Great Otway National Park, the reserve offers easy access to stunning surrounding landscapes—beaches, ancient forests, and clifftop views. For nature enthusiasts, the reserve is a gateway to the region’s amazing flora and native wildlife. Birregurra Grocer Located at 43 Main Street, the Birregurra Grocer is more than just a licensed café and larder—it’s a vibrant local hub. Known for its house-made takeaway meals, sweet treats, and seasonal dinners, it’s a go-to spot for brunch, lunch, and sensational coffee. They even serve cheeky cocktails, making it a great place to unwind any day except Tuesday. Birregurra General Store and Café Just down the road at 59–61 Main Street, the General Store is a classic country café that doubles as a grocer. It serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, with a menu featuring comfort-food favourites like pizza, toasties, fish and chips, and their much-loved vanilla slice. The coffee is locally praised, and the store also stocks artisan goods and essentials—making it a true community cornerstone. Royal Mail Hotel At 49 Main Street, the Royal Mail Hotel is Birregurra’s local pub, offering hearty meals and a welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're stopping in for a relaxed lunch or a drink with friends, it’s the perfect place to experience the town’s laid-back vibe.
from 
AU$55
 / night

5. Ridgetop Campsite at St Anselms

84%
(74)
73km from Torquay · 3 sites · Tents
Our campsite is located in the magical Otways on top of a ridge with wonderful views. We run a studio/art gallery cafe, called Art Reach Studio Gallery, that is located walking distance from the campsite. This campsite located near many beautiful natural wonders including the Redwoods Forest, and many waterfalls including the Triplet Falls, the Hopetoun Falls, and Beauchamp Falls. This campsite offers drinking water, a toilet and access to wifi. Furry family members on leashes are welcome. At this time fires are not permitted. Our region is known for rich, fertile soil and its beech, blackwood and ash trees. For walking and cycling enthusiasts the Old Beechy Rail Trail is a must, where you can experience picturesque forests, farmland and abundant wildlife. If you're after some adrenaline inducing activities then head over to the The Otway Fly where you can enjoy tree-top walks and the zipline. For those wishing to relax, you don't have to venture far with the cafe,snacks and cakes next door.
Toilets
from 
AU$61
 / night

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