Dog-Friendly Activities in Aberfoyle, AU

Leashed dogs are welcome to explore the western end of Whiting Beach in Yamba, AU. The sandy beach is an awesome spot to take Fido for a leisurely stroll or cool off in the water. There are only small waves as this beach is at the mouth of the Clarence River. Keep Fido away from the rock wall, which is the main swimming area.

Forest Sky Pier in Orara East State Forest, Coffs Harbour, AU is a dog-friendly vista point. Leashed pups are welcome to join their owners on this 15-meter-high lookout pier that extends out 21 meters and offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and coastline.

The Big Banana Fun Park is a pet-friendly amusement park in Coffs Harbour, NSW. The biggest waterpark between Sydney and the Gold Coast welcomes pups to join their owners at a signposted area on the deck near the cafe. After a bite to eat, leashed pups are welcome to walk around the property if they are cleaned up after. Dogs are not permitted inside any attractions.

The Clog Barn Tourist Attraction & Caravan Park in Coffs Harbour, NSW is pet-friendly. Stroll through the miniature village or enjoy a meal at Big Oma's Coffee House with your pooch. The Clog Barn also boasts dog-friendly accommodation options.

Bring Fido to the dog-friendly Lighthouse Beach in Port Macquarie, AU. This long, scenic stretch of sand includes the historic Tacking Point Lighthouse, whale-watching areas, walking trails, and swimming and surfing spots. Dog amenities include waste bags, water bowls, and even a ball library at the entry.

North Wall Beach, also known as Park Beach South, is a pet-friendly beach in Coffs Harbour, NSW. The southern part of Park Beach near the mouth of Coffs Creek welcomes pups to play off-leash south of Coffs Creek to North Wall.

Coffs Creek Walk & Cycleway is a pet-friendly multi-use pathway that welcomes leashed dogs to stroll alongside their owners. At just over 5 miles in distance, this nature trail goes right through the heart of Coffs Harbour and should be suitable for most levels of canine walker.

Orara East State Forest is a pet-friendly park near Coffs Harbour, NSW. This state forest is home to a number of pet-friendly trails, including Sealy and Korora Lookout Loop, Orara East Rainforest Loop and Stony Hill Loop. Dogs are welcome on a leash.

Emerald Beach, north of Fiddamans Creek, is a pet-friendly stretch of sand in Emerald Beach, NSW. Located just over 12 miles north of Coffs Harbour, the beach is popular with families, surfers and swimmers with lifeguards during Christmas holidays. While dogs are not allowed on the southern end of Emerald Beach, pups are welcome off-leash near Fiddamans Creek.

West Coffs Reserve District Park is an off-leash area in Coffs Harbour, AU. Known as the "jewel in the crown" of Coffs Harbour parks, this facility features a playground, flying foxes, swings, shady areas and a designated dog park, with separate small and large dog off-leash areas.

Leashed dogs can join their owners along Urunga Boardwalk, a pet-friendly boardwalk path in Urunga. This beautiful boardwalk is known to be one of the best on the east coast of Australia. The boardwalk begins in Urunga and passes along the banks of the Kalang River to Bellinger River and out to the ocean.

Coffs Coast Regional Park is a pet-friendly park in Coffs Harbour, AU. This great place for fishing, surfing and birdwatching features picnic areas and two beaches with designated off-leash zones. Hearns Lake Beach (Woolgoolga) and Darkum Beach (Woolgoolga North) both welcome dogs to play in the surf off-leash. Your leashed pup can join you in other areas of the park as well.

Thompsons Road Dog Park in Coffs Harbour, NSW, is a fenced recreation area for canines. This pretty park is full of open green space where pups can run and play. The park features a double gate, shady trees, grass and benches for humans to pitch up at while pooches play.

Boambee Beach is a dog-friendly stretch of sand next to Coffs Harbour Airport in Coffs Harbour, NSW. This dog-friendly beach welcomes pups off-leash. The beach is also popular among horse trainers, joggers, 4-wheel drivers and beach fishers, so be careful for other people and animals during your visit. Boambee Creek Reserve, at the southern end of Boambee beach, features a shallow area for paddling with your pooch. Visitors are reminded to be careful of the Boambee Beach tidal creek.