Best Cabin Rentals in Western Australia 2025

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Fair Harvest Retreat Margaret River

36 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents100 acres · Margaret River, WA

Awarded best Hipcamp site in WA 2023 and 2024 Our campsite is designed for people wanting a quiet, eco-friendly stay. Just five kilometers outside of Margaret River, we welcome campers to come and experience the magic of Fair Harvest. The gardens and farm of Fair Harvest were established in 1995 and have matured into an extensive Permaculture demonstration system. In 2022, we were proudly awarded the nationally-recognised Eco Certification for Ecotourism. Our camper amenities include 2 showers ( on timer as we have limited rainwater), 2composting toilets, and an outdoor kitchen built from timber harvested onsite. We are dedicated to creating a more sustainable lifestyle and sharing our beautiful farm with others. As a permaculture farm recycling is a huge part of our culture so please read our detailed guidelines to waste management for campers. The farm features extensive food gardens, a Pop Up Farm Cafe , a beautiful Yoga Barn, and a farm and forest walks. Our campground is close to town, bush walks and cycle trails. Enjoy eco-friendly amenities and a great vibe, a place to retreat in a beautiful part of the world. Visit the animals, discover our veggie garden and observe the many birds part of our ecosystem. Due to farm commitments, events, courses and retreats, the campground is open to the public only certain times of the year. Open everyday during holidays and long weekend. Open Wednesday to Sunday outside holidays Closed from mid june till mid September We have limited space for caravans, RVs and camper trailers. Please message us first to make sure we still have space. Please note that shady site are limited. We highly recommend campers to read the rules before arrival, thank you in advance! Fair Harvest Retreat Rules 1 - CHECK IN is between 2 and 6 pm, for late arrivals let us know your ETA. CHECK OUT by 10 am 2 - ON ARRIVAL, stop at the self check-in area. Register your details. Find your name and camp site number on the whiteboard. Grab a map and set up your camp. 3 - KIDS should always be accompanied beyond the immediate campground. 4 - Enjoy a SHORT WALK around the gardens. We kindly ask you to keep the gates closed and not to pick the food. FARM WALK, follow the walk trail sign around our forest about 30/40 min.. 5 - DOGS should be on a lead at all time, we do have 1 designated paddock (not fenced) where you can have your dog off leads, please ask us. Our 2 farm dogs are free to walk around the farm and are really friendly. Jimmy - Black X Kelpie love to get the stick, very gentle. Max - Tan x kelpie , love to chase Jimmy. Please make sure your bins and food are out of reach. 6 - FIRE - you are welcome to light the communal fire (firewood provided)   this is the only fire allowed on site. Please check current fire Ban info with us. usually from December till March WATER - the campground run with rain water only, we are limited please used it wisely. 7 - WASTE & RECYCLING - SO IMPORTANT! We are doing our best to provide a great recycling model. PLEASE help us …. All food even meat should be given to the chickens (bin in the kitchen) There is a 10C refund bin (this goes to charity) A recycling bin at the front gate. A general waste bin at the front gate. We do not accept mixed rubbish in our bin, so if you don't separate take them away with you. We will be more than happy to explain and help you with your waste. 8 - QUIET time from 9pm - please be mindful of others campers - no parties or late music. No generators. 9 - VISITORS between 9 - 4 and please ask them to park in the general carpark 10 - We are a SMOKE FREE farm.

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Haddlestone Farm

11 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents500 acres · Trigwell, WA

Trigwell is a small rural location 256 km from Perth. We have a lovely peaceful working farm of 500 acres to explore with undulating hills with horses, cattle, sheep, and plenty of wildlife. There is a good chance of them joining you too! Out here is a star gazers paradise. Boyup Brook is just down the road ( approx 30km) with a sporting club, cafe, pool, museum, great little shops, pub and a local IGA. Bridgetown and Collie approx 50 minutes . There is Trigwell Reserve and Haddleston Springs on our doorstep, as so is the Blackwood River and the Blackwood River Valley. Lake Towerrinning 20km away, so many walk trails , swims and things to explore. Harvey Dickson rodeo and the Boyup Brook country music festival is a great drawcard every year. We offer two options to enjoy this beautiful place: A camping area, and a cottage. Plenty of room to set up camp in the camping area of the property, so choose when you get here. Sit around a campfire (restrictions for fire season, of course) watch a gorgeous sunset, and enjoy a BBQ with a drink in hand. No toilet for campers, so you'll need to be self-sufficient with your own camp toilet and take all waste with you when you leave. The cottage is cute and rustic, and has everything you need for a comfortable farm stay. The Blackwood River is also very close to our place, and Lake Towerrinning is an amazing place to swim , paddle or ski ( approx 20km )At Trigwell Bridge you have access to the riverside which is great for canoeing through to Boyup Brook. Dogs are welcome (campsite only, possibly cottage on request) but please keep them on leash at all times. Firewood is provided for free. Please note there is approximately 25kms of gravel road . If you come in Boyup Brook way thru to Dinninup , there's only a couple of km. The dam is unsuitable to swim in at present due to the drought. Hope you love our place as much as we do!

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The Forest Lodge Resort

15 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents13 acres · Pemberton, WA

The Forest Lodge is located just outside from Pemberton nestled in the Karrie Forest. Walking distance to the national park, the Gloucester tree with the Zipline park and the Pemberton town with all its attractions, like the Tram ride and the Mountain bike Park. The Lodge is a "Birds Lovers Paradise" and home to a very large Kangaroo mob, living on the property. The resort offers a large variety of accommodations that suite couples or families alike. The night sky is clear, and it offers the best Star gazing moments you could wish. With jogging and walking tracks that are good for mountain bikes on the property and around, it is an eldorado for the outside sportive person. Wineries, Pemberton Pool or the Big Brook Dam are all close by as well as the Golf course. Fun for everyone

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Mandurah Caravan Park

87 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Perth, WA

Mandurah Caravan & Tourist Park is a 4 STAR family operated tourist park. Our family friendly facilities include a water slide and heated pool (subject to weather), giant lawn games, pedal karts, playground and jumping pillow. Our shady tent sites are centered around our communal camp kitchen to cook the crabs and barbecue the fish you've caught in the beautiful waterways of the Mandurah and Peel Region. We have a range of caravan, camping, and private ensuite sites. Our holiday cabins and chalets accommodate families and suit a range of budgets. Accessibility options available for accommodation. Keep updated on Facebook and Instagram for our kids activities, seasonal events and year-round specials!

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Norwesta Lifestyle Park

61 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · East Carnarvon, WA

We can offer affordable rates for a stopover, a few days to explore, or an extended stay. Enjoy perfect weather during winter to go to the beach, go fishing, or enjoy one of the many water sports, tours, and sightseeing, or just put your feet up and relax. Carnarvon is a coastal town situated approximately 900 km north of Perth, Western Australia. It lies at the mouth of the Gascoyne River on the Indian Ocean. The popular Shark Bay World Heritage area lies to the south of the town and the Ningaloo Reef lies to the north. We are the park to relax in if you are looking for good company, green grass for the dog, and clean amenities. We are only a small park with under 50 caravan/tent bays available and 12 accommodation units on site.

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BrookHempTon Tree Farm

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents270 acres · Brookton, WA

Nestled in between Beverley and Brookton, this tree farm offers 270 acres of peaceful wide open space for self-contained campers to rest up for a few days or more. Enjoy bushwalking through the trees whilst wildlife watching. There are trail walks close by for those wanting to exert themselves. Plenty of bird life for watching and listening to too. Romantic sunsets across the paddock looking over the grassy knoll. As the sun rises to one side and sets to the other, it's the perfect antidote to a stressful week, ideal for those wanting to get away from the city for some relaxing time in the country. There are two dams, a BBQ, and flat parking for off-road camper vans, and level land to pitch a tent by the shady trees to enjoy nights under the stars. The area is great for astrophotographers as the night sky is very dark, confirmed by many who have already taken the opportunity to use the property for astrophotography.

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Waddi Bush Camp and Caravan Park

38 sites · Lodging1200 acres · Jurien Bay, WA

Nestled in the 1200 acres of wildflower country of Badgingarra, Waddi Bush Camp and caravan Park Offers the best getaway from Perth. Secluded tranquil self-contained rammed earth apartments giving you a medieval feeling, Cabins, caravan sites and camping facilities also available. Abundant flora and fauna Nature walks are also good, and a beautiful place to watch the sunrise. There's an also 5km of gravel for bike riding and quad bike trails. It's got a big flower shed where bouquets are made and are available for purchase.

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Jalbarragup Cabins

6 sites · Lodging100 acres · Perth, WA

Take a break and unwind at this peaceful oasis offering 5 cabins and a homestead. The 100acre property is located approx 50 minutes from Busselton and 3 hours from Perth city. The property is pet friendly upon prior arrangement with owner - one pet allowed only, on occasion two pets allowed if accommodation is not busy. Guests who bring pets without prior notice and who do not adhere to rules regarding pets notice will be asked to vacate premises.

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Home and Hound Kendenup

4 sites · Lodging28 acres · Albany, WA

Welcome to Home and Hound Kendenup (STRA6323L6R4BKUZ), a haven of tranquility in the heart of the Great Southern region of WA. Established in late 2021 by a Perth couple seeking a lifestyle change, our farmstay echoes the charm of its predecessor, the beloved 'Big Bird and Wolf Chalets,' which delighted guests since 2001. Remaining true to its dog-friendly roots, Home and Hound offers three enchanting chalet options, preserving the welcoming spirit that made it a favorite. Our 30-acre property, just 8km from Kendenup township and 15km from Mt Barker, boasts dog exercise areas, an ornamental lake, and breathtaking views of the Stirling Ranges from the hilltop. As stewards of sustainability, we take pride in our eco-friendly practices. Rainwater sustains the entire property, and our commitment to reducing waste includes recycling single-use plastics as seedling trays in our large greenhouse. Embracing renewable energy, we utilize solar power while the sun is out, while wood fires, sourced from our own trees, provide warmth in winter. Our flourishing fruit trees and indoor vegetable garden yield seasonal delights, and our resident chickens not only enjoy food scraps but also gift us with farm-fresh eggs. Experience the serenity of Home and Hound, where a blend of history, nature, and sustainability creates an inviting retreat for both humans and their furry companions.

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Nallan Station

17 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents250000 acres · Geraldton, WA

Cath, Dave and family welcome you to their working Cattle Station, conveniently located on the Great Northern Highway, 12k’s North East of Cue, and open all year. Almost halfway between Perth and the Karijini National Park, making it the ideal stopover. Nallan Station incorporates the Miners Pathway and Milly Soak, it is close to several other historic and natural attractions and has an international reputation for its bird life. Accommodation choices include a recently renovated Shearers Quarters including kitchen facilities, our fantastic self-contained Homestead sleeping up to 9 people, and our lawned Caravan and Camping sites with their undercover BBQ area and fire pit. Nallan is a great place to relax and an ideal base to spend a few days experiencing gold rush history and remarkable natural attractions. Nallan is an Aboriginal word meaning "Good Eating' with reference to bountiful lake environment of Nallan Lake, the large clay pan lake on the station where wildlife watered. Nallan Station was originally named Poplar Downs around the turn of last century. The main homestead was built in 1920, the shearers' quarters a few years later. The Nallan Station Homestead has historic significance as one of the early pastoral stations established in the Cue district.

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Wildflower Haven at Lindum

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10000 acres · Bunjil, WA

Roger and Angela run their broadacre property growing wheat, canola, barley and lupins. Plenty of space and ideally located to explore wiflower country, The Coal Seam in Mingenew or take a drive east to see Wreath Flowers or carpets of everlastings. A perfect stopover on your way north. One of many peaceful campsites nestled in the West Australian bush on our working agricultural property. Explore the rocky breakaways and outcrops, not to mention wildflowers galore, birdlife and other wild animals including echidna and kangaroos. Nestled in a cosy alcove surrounded by crops and bushland, you will think you are the only people on earth. Enjoy the safety, tranquility and privacy of your exclusive campsite. Dogs on leashes welcome.

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Echidna Springs Horticulture

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents25 acres · Morangup, WA

See our website: EchidnaSprings .com.au 25 acre bushland property set amongst Jarrah and Marri trees. Once logged for its timber in the 1960's by Wundowie Steel Foundry for it's steel mills and furnaces, there are still many tall/older trees as well as regrowth. We often have Kangaroos, Wallabies, occasional Echidnas, Goannas, Lizards and many species of Birds. All live in the wild and there is no guarantee that we will see them We grow wildflowers such as Proteas, Leucadendron , Leucospermum (pincushions),Banksias , Eucalypt - Silver Dollar, and Cut Flowers - Osteospermum, Zinnia and Gladioli, Kangaroo Paw and Bromeliads. We also have our native species - Grass Trees, Zamia Palm and Golden Wattle . We also have fruit trees, chooks and a vegetable garden. BUSH STAY ACCOMMODATION is available and we have Two cabins. The Music Room Cabin for two people, and the Olivia Cabin which will accommodate up to four people. Both have TV,DVD, aircon, fridge, toaster, kettle and cutlery, plates etc. We also have a large comfortable Tent to accommodate up to four people. Set up for the real bush experience. TV, DVD ,table and chairs .Beds and mattresses,sheets ,blankets, pillows, and doonas can be provided. You may bring your own tent,but only up to a mid sized four man tent.This is not an RV site. Hear all the sounds of the bush at night! Check out the stars planets and the moon. The sky is so clear out here. Caravans/Camper trailers are also welcome. One Powered site available. A toilet, shower and Barbeque facilities are available and our Fire Pit is ok to use in Winter and share some toasted Marshmallows. Local attractions include: Toodyay Emu Park, Archery Park, Avon Valley National Park and the Avon River, Paruna and Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuaries, Toodyay Townsite - Connors Mill,The Old Gaol and many other historical sites ,shops and restaurants. You can also visit the Swan Valley where there are many wineries ,pubs and restaurants.

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Waddi Bush Camp and Caravan Park

38 sites · Lodging1200 acres · Jurien Bay, WA

Nestled in the 1200 acres of wildflower country of Badgingarra, Waddi Bush Camp and caravan Park Offers the best getaway from Perth. Secluded tranquil self-contained rammed earth apartments giving you a medieval feeling, Cabins, caravan sites and camping facilities also available. Abundant flora and fauna Nature walks are also good, and a beautiful place to watch the sunrise. There's an also 5km of gravel for bike riding and quad bike trails. It's got a big flower shed where bouquets are made and are available for purchase.

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Haddlestone Farm

11 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents500 acres · Trigwell, WA

Trigwell is a small rural location 256 km from Perth. We have a lovely peaceful working farm of 500 acres to explore with undulating hills with horses, cattle, sheep, and plenty of wildlife. There is a good chance of them joining you too! Out here is a star gazers paradise. Boyup Brook is just down the road ( approx 30km) with a sporting club, cafe, pool, museum, great little shops, pub and a local IGA. Bridgetown and Collie approx 50 minutes . There is Trigwell Reserve and Haddleston Springs on our doorstep, as so is the Blackwood River and the Blackwood River Valley. Lake Towerrinning 20km away, so many walk trails , swims and things to explore. Harvey Dickson rodeo and the Boyup Brook country music festival is a great drawcard every year. We offer two options to enjoy this beautiful place: A camping area, and a cottage. Plenty of room to set up camp in the camping area of the property, so choose when you get here. Sit around a campfire (restrictions for fire season, of course) watch a gorgeous sunset, and enjoy a BBQ with a drink in hand. No toilet for campers, so you'll need to be self-sufficient with your own camp toilet and take all waste with you when you leave. The cottage is cute and rustic, and has everything you need for a comfortable farm stay. The Blackwood River is also very close to our place, and Lake Towerrinning is an amazing place to swim , paddle or ski ( approx 20km )At Trigwell Bridge you have access to the riverside which is great for canoeing through to Boyup Brook. Dogs are welcome (campsite only, possibly cottage on request) but please keep them on leash at all times. Firewood is provided for free. Please note there is approximately 25kms of gravel road . If you come in Boyup Brook way thru to Dinninup , there's only a couple of km. The dam is unsuitable to swim in at present due to the drought. Hope you love our place as much as we do!

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BrookHempTon Tree Farm

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents270 acres · Brookton, WA

Nestled in between Beverley and Brookton, this tree farm offers 270 acres of peaceful wide open space for self-contained campers to rest up for a few days or more. Enjoy bushwalking through the trees whilst wildlife watching. There are trail walks close by for those wanting to exert themselves. Plenty of bird life for watching and listening to too. Romantic sunsets across the paddock looking over the grassy knoll. As the sun rises to one side and sets to the other, it's the perfect antidote to a stressful week, ideal for those wanting to get away from the city for some relaxing time in the country. There are two dams, a BBQ, and flat parking for off-road camper vans, and level land to pitch a tent by the shady trees to enjoy nights under the stars. The area is great for astrophotographers as the night sky is very dark, confirmed by many who have already taken the opportunity to use the property for astrophotography.

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Nallan Station

17 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents250000 acres · Geraldton, WA

Cath, Dave and family welcome you to their working Cattle Station, conveniently located on the Great Northern Highway, 12k’s North East of Cue, and open all year. Almost halfway between Perth and the Karijini National Park, making it the ideal stopover. Nallan Station incorporates the Miners Pathway and Milly Soak, it is close to several other historic and natural attractions and has an international reputation for its bird life. Accommodation choices include a recently renovated Shearers Quarters including kitchen facilities, our fantastic self-contained Homestead sleeping up to 9 people, and our lawned Caravan and Camping sites with their undercover BBQ area and fire pit. Nallan is a great place to relax and an ideal base to spend a few days experiencing gold rush history and remarkable natural attractions. Nallan is an Aboriginal word meaning "Good Eating' with reference to bountiful lake environment of Nallan Lake, the large clay pan lake on the station where wildlife watered. Nallan Station was originally named Poplar Downs around the turn of last century. The main homestead was built in 1920, the shearers' quarters a few years later. The Nallan Station Homestead has historic significance as one of the early pastoral stations established in the Cue district.

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The Forest Lodge Resort

15 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents13 acres · Pemberton, WA

The Forest Lodge is located just outside from Pemberton nestled in the Karrie Forest. Walking distance to the national park, the Gloucester tree with the Zipline park and the Pemberton town with all its attractions, like the Tram ride and the Mountain bike Park. The Lodge is a "Birds Lovers Paradise" and home to a very large Kangaroo mob, living on the property. The resort offers a large variety of accommodations that suite couples or families alike. The night sky is clear, and it offers the best Star gazing moments you could wish. With jogging and walking tracks that are good for mountain bikes on the property and around, it is an eldorado for the outside sportive person. Wineries, Pemberton Pool or the Big Brook Dam are all close by as well as the Golf course. Fun for everyone

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Cabins in Western Australia guide

Overview

Hemmed in by beaches and turquoise waters, Western Australia is known for its coast, but the sprawling state has much more to offer. Venture inland to see deserts dotted with ancient monoliths and sun-baked vineyards; discover 19th-century gold rush towns; or hike through red rock gorges. Spring and fall bring the best weather for wine tasting or hiking through the national parks, while the summer heat is best enjoyed on the beach. Winter temperatures are still balmy enough to explore outdoors, with wildflowers blooming along the coast.

Perth

Perched along the Swan River and blessed with year-round sunshine, Perth brings the good life. In the city, wine tasting cruises, riverside barbecues, and parks will keep you outdoors, while the neighboring port town of Fremantle serves up beaches and ocean-fresh seafood. Holiday parks and camping sites dot the surrounding countryside, providing easy access for campers and caravans.

Coral Coast

The Coral Coast stretches north of Perth, from Kalbarri and Shark Bay to Coral Bay and Exmouth. Sand melts into turquoise waters; bands of coral teem with tropical fish, manta rays, and whale sharks; and Cape Range National Park’s rocky gorges snake down to the ocean. Outdoor adventures abound, from snorkeling and kayaking the Ningaloo Reef to bushwalking and beach camping.

Golden Outback

From Esperance on the south coast all the way up to Newman, the Golden Outback rolls out white-sand beaches, kaleidoscopic salt lakes, and rocky canyons. Whether off-roading in a four-wheel drive or winding through the outback in a caravan, there are ample opportunities for road tripping, with camping sites and holiday parks dotted throughout. Along the way, dive into Aussie’s gold rush heritage in Kalgoorlie and the Goldfields, walk Lucky Bay, and keep an eye out for wildflowers.

Margaret River

Rolling headlands, sloping vineyards, and seaside towns provide the perfect backdrop for wine tasting and coastal walks in the Margaret River region. Albany, Bunbury, and Bussleton are among the most popular places to stay, with access to the region’s many beaches, wineries, and camping spots.

North West

Dusty red desert tracks wind their way through the Kimberley region to Broome and Kununurra, where the vast outback is home to otherworldly scenery and rich Aboriginal heritage. Get a taste of Australia’s wild west out here—drive the Gibbs River Road, stopping to hike through ancient gorges, swim in remote waterholes, and enjoy campfires under the stars.