Reply With QuoteSEQ Water wont allow dogs on the their dams, so you need a camping area far enough upstream its not their water, perhaps the bush camp at the back of Leslie dam?
Thinking of getting in a camp weekend in the next month or so and trying to work out which lakes offer camping that allows small dogs - can anyone help?
SEQ Water wont allow dogs on the their dams, so you need a camping area far enough upstream its not their water, perhaps the bush camp at the back of Leslie dam?
Cania, Boondooma and BP dams do, and I think the Deer Park at Borumba might also.
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Borumba deer park definitely do, and they have a 5 acre off lead area. Is only on the creek, but not far to the dam.... I'm not too sure as to whether you are allowed pets at the actual dam though... I think maybe not.
There are only two moments in time.... There's now, and there's too late.
if i go to Borumba what permits do i need to fish, is it one for each angler and one for the boat?
I have a feeling it's one per family.... but might pay to check
There are only two moments in time.... There's now, and there's too late.
You only need one permit per couple (married or de facto), and if you are under 18 you don't need one at all.
There are only two moments in time.... There's now, and there's too late.
No facilities there (just a bush dunny).Originally Posted by Feral
I did a thread here a while ago with some pictures with it but ring the council about pooches. They seem to inspect the area a bit more now because they go and pick up every ones rubbish.
I intend on living for-ever....so far so good
Thats right but you need to have your Wife/defacto's name put on the permit at the time of purchase. Under 18's and all dogs do not require a fishing permit on Qld SIP controlled dams.
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also lake Monduren allow dogs on leads as long as they are not a nuisamce
Sommerset is fury friend friendly as well.
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