i need your help to plan a trip

Simon,

Only you can determine how far you are prepared to travel per day and the length of time you have for the trip.
So I suggest you look at a map and plan your trip using the above parameters.
I use a speadsheet and plan the day's distance to travel and look for possible destinations around that distance. Most times we stay at least a couple of days at each destination to limit the amount of setup and provide time to experience the local attractions and features.
If you plan to stay in caravan parks you can check online, or contact them to see if the park is pet friendly and even book the park in advance once you are sure you will reach each destination.
It is really not that difficult and you may actually enjoy this planning stage as much as the trip itself.

G'day Simon,

Not sure if this will get to you too late but I have 2 dogs and took them on a trip 20-day trip South from Sydney, out along the Murray River and then North to Hay and onto the Murrumbidgee River which I followed East back towards Sydney. Was an amazing trip and all dog friendly.

We headed South staying at Bago SF, from there we stayed at Jingellic Pub out the back right on the bank of the Murray. We simply followed the river West from here camping at the numerous Regional Parks which are all dog friendly and free.

We headed North around Echuca towards Hay, staying at another Regional Park just outside of town on the Murrumbidgee.

The worst part of the trip was getting back close to Sydney, where the campsites went from pristine for 12 days to various levels of trashed closer to town. We had an amazing trip and so did our dogs. Can recommend it to anyone.

We paid for 1 night in a pet-friendly motel in Wagga purely to do some laundry. Otherwise every night was a free camp and every single one if them, besides one night in Newnes, was beautiful.

Hey Justin.
Thanks for your help mate thats just what I was looking for.
Unfortunately I don’t have 20 days mate, only a week or so but that’s a great place to start and now I know what to look out for too.
Thanks again mate.