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Pet Friendly Guide to Ceduna, South Australia

Ceduna WEATHER

If you plan on crossing the Nullarbor, you should know about Ceduna, the first small town (or the last if you’re leaving from South Australia) you will encounter where you will be able to stock up on supplies.

Sitting right on the coastline, Ceduna is so much more than a stop along the way of your road trip. With its beautiful beaches, unspoilt nature and quiet charm, it is a great spot to disconnect and relax into the surrounding charm.

If you’re travelling with your pet, you’ll be happy to know that Ceduna is a great pet friendly destination. We’ve put together a pet friendly guide to Ceduna in South Australia just for you and your best mate!

Pet Friendly Place to Stay in Ceduna, SA

Pet Friendly Cabins at Ceduna Shelley Beach Caravan Park 

Ceduna Shelley Beach Caravan Park is pet friendly! The park sits amongst the sand dunes of Shelley Beach where guests can enjoy a idyllic retreat from the bustle of city life. Enjoy the views of the ocean from your spot in the park, or head to the beach for a stroll along the shore.

Not only are your furry friends welcome on our camping and caravan sites, we also have one and two bedroom pet friendly cottages where your pet is welcome to join you in.

Pet Friendly Things to do in Ceduna, SA

Shelley Beach, Ceduna SA

Take your pet on a walk along Shelley Beach which allows pets to run off the leash. Tackle the Shelley Beach Dune Walk if you’re looking for a bit of a challenge, trust us, the 360 degree views of Ceduna will make it well worth it.

Ceduna Foreshore

Overlooking the lovely Murat bay, the Ceduna Foreshore offers pet friendly grass play areas and drinking bowls along the foreshore for your thirsty pets. Just a short walk to the jetty and town centre, take your time to soak in the views before visiting the shops in town for a spot of shopping!

Pinky Point Lookout

Pinky Point Lookout, Ceduna SA

Start your hike on the Encounter Walking trail and enjoy your walk till you hit the Pinky Point Lookout for fantastic views of the wharf, islands, the channel and Denial Bay! Take the pets out for a walk in the evening to this spot which promises some pretty spectacular sunsets.

Davenport Creek

Head out for a little day trip and drive out to Davenport Creek where you can take your pet along with you for a spot of boating and fishing. Please note that it’s recommended as a 4WD beach, so make sure you bring your recovery gear with you!

Pet Friendly Places to Eat in Ceduna, SA

Ceduna Foreshore Hotel Motel

Ceduna Foreshore Hotel has great views of Murat Bay, amazing food, and allows pets on the verandah which is a great place to watch the sun set over the water. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, offering indoor or outdoor dining where you can relax and enjoy the food and wines on offer.

Ceduna Bakery and Coffee Lounge

This bakery serves up delicious sweets and amazing coffees. Pets are more than welcome while you try and pick out a meal from the great pastries, pies and sandwiches on display.

Ceduna Oysterfest Festival

Did you know that Ceduna is known as the Oyster Capital of Australia? Oysterfest is one of the largest oyster festivals in Australia and runs every October over the Australian Labour Day Weekend. The festival is pet friendly, so plan out your road trip accordingly and indulge in delicious festival with your pet this October!

Cross the Nullarbor to Ceduna

Crossing the Nullarbor from WA to SA

Hands up if crossing the Nullarbor is on your bucket list! This long road trip is legendary for many reasons, offering up so many opportunities to explore the road between Western Australia and South Australia. If you’ve always wanted to embark on one of the world’s longest attractions, we’ve got a handy guide on travelling across the Nullarbor.

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17 April 2025

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