Last Updated on August 28, 2026
Victoria is packed with dog-friendly spots, so if you and your Cavoodle are after somewhere new to explore, you are spoilt for choice.
We have written before about some great parks and beaches you can take your Cavoodle:
- Dog-Friendly Beaches in Victoria
- Know Your Dog Friendly Beaches Around Victoria
- The Best Parks in Victoria to Take Your Cavoodle
And here are 13 more spots worth a visit with your pup.
1. Beechworth Gorge Scenic Walk
Take your Cavoodle for a day of hiking through Beechworth Historic Park. This walking trail runs a couple of hours and takes in waterfalls, a stone bridge and an old mill.
2. Milawa Cellar Door
After a relaxing afternoon with a view? Head to the Milawa Cellar Door at the Brown Brothers vineyard. The patio is dog-friendly, so your pup can laze in the sun while you enjoy a glass.
3. Banyule Flats Reserve
A lovely option for anyone who likes to wander surrounded by nature. The trails through the Banyule Flats and surrounding parkland make for an easy, scenic walk with your Cavoodle.
4. Camerons Bight Dog Off Leash Area
There is a small beach at Camerons Bight where your Cavoodle can run off lead and play with other dogs. Just check the signs, since off-lead access is limited to certain times of day.
5. Whites Beach
This small, secluded sandy beach in Torquay is a great quiet spot for your Cavoodle. Whites Beach is dog-friendly year round, and it is an off-lead zone.
6. Trentham Falls
At around 32 metres, Trentham Falls is one of the taller waterfalls in Victoria. You can take it in with your pup on a short walk from Falls Road, in the Coliban River area.
7. Gourmet Pawprints
Fancy something a bit different? Gourmet Pawprints runs tours you can bring your Cavoodle along to, from wineries to picnics and even high tea. Your dog will have a ball, and so will you.
8. Agnes Falls
An easy waterfall walk for anyone in the Gippsland area. The track is short and your Cavoodle can come along on the lead. Do not forget a photo when you reach the falls.
9. Maroondah Reservoir Park
How about a picnic with your Cavoodle? Maroondah Reservoir Park is a great spot for it, with plenty of green space and paths for a full day out.
10. Lake Weeroona
Lake Weeroona in Bendigo is well worth a look. The lake itself is gorgeous, and the surrounding paths give your Cavoodle plenty of room to stretch the legs.
11. Ballarat Botanical Gardens
This beautiful 40 hectare reserve has plenty of space to walk and admire the trees and flower beds. Your Cavoodle is welcome, just keep them on the lead throughout.
12. Alfred Nicholas Memorial Gardens
Waterfalls, an ornamental lake and stunning gardens sum up the Alfred Nicholas Gardens in Sherbrooke, though the photos really do not do it justice. It is a lovely spot for a calm, breezy day out. Dogs must be on the lead.
13. Bellarine Rail Trail
This trail follows an old rail line and runs a good 32km in full. It is a great option for a longer walk or a ride, especially if your Cavoodle can keep up with the pace.
