Western Australia (WA) is the sunniest state in Australia, renowned for its stunning beaches, heritage-listed reefs and rugged outback. Its vast landscape makes it the perfect destination for road trips and exploration.
We’ve teamed up with leading outdoor booking provider Hipcamp to bring you the must-see stays and destinations for your next WA road trip including an escape to Fair Harvest Retreat in Margaret River, camping at Jarvis Estate Winery & Camping or a getaway to Little Eeden Farm Pine Camp – the choice is yours.
Itinerary 1: Margaret River
Fair Harvest Retreat
Location: 426 Carters Rd, Margaret River WA 6285
Fair Harvest Retreat in Margaret River, Western Australia, offers a tranquil camping experience on a 100-acre permaculture farm. Fair Harvest Retreat prioritises sustainability through its organic farming practices, providing visitors with fresh produce and opportunities to engage on the farm. The site is close to local attractions, making it an ideal base for exploring the Margaret River region.
Fair Harvest Retreat attractions
1. Lake Cave
Location: Caves Rd & Conto Rd, Forest Grove WA 6286
Lake Cave is approximately a 28-minute drive south of Fair Harvest, near Margaret River. This limestone cave, with its serene underground lake and unique formations like the “Suspended Table” stalactite, offers guided tours through a dramatic sinkhole entrance, enhanced with special lighting effects. On the way here, you can even pop into Mammoth Cave – home to thousands of years of human history and a rich diversity of plant and animal life, earning it the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve.
2. The Berry Farm
Location: 43 Bessell Rd, Rosa Glen WA 6285
Explore the beautiful grounds and enjoy lunch in the café featuring local produce. Check out the jams and preserves available for tasting.
3. Sunflowers Animal Farm
Location: 129 Ludlow-Hithergreen Rd, Ludlow WA 6280
A hands-on experience, Sunflowers Animal Farm lets you feed and interact with animals like kangaroos, emus, goats and alpacas. Great for kids and animal lovers, the farm also offers petting areas and guided tours.
Itinerary 2: Bramley
Jarvis Estate Winery & Camping
Location: 808 Wiring Rd, Bramley WA 6285
Jarvis Estate Winery & Camping in Bramley is a picturesque campsite located on a 50-acre vineyard just 10 minutes from Margaret River. Guests can enjoy beautiful views and spacious sites tailored for self-contained caravans and motorhomes.
Not just that, there are many attractions to choose from in the area that offer a great mix of landscapes and adventures. Whether you’re exploring the sand dunes or sightseeing ancient caves, you’re sure to have a memorable stay at Jarvis Estate Winery & Camping.
Jarvis Estate Winery & Camping
Location 808 Wiring Rd, Bramley WA 6285
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Jarvis Estate Winery & Camping attractions
1. Prevelly Beach
Location: Prevelly Beach, Prevelly WA 6285
Enjoy the stunning views and sandy shores of Prevelly Beach. This is a great spot for a swim or a short beach walk. The area is also known for its excellent surfing conditions, the perfect outing for a family.
2. Balingup
Location: Balingup, WA 6253
Visit the quaint town of Balingup, a small, picturesque village nestled in the Bunbury Geographe region. Known for its sweeping hillsides, misty mornings and flourishing orchards, Balingup draws visitors into its world of natural beauty and artistic expression. The town is best known for its lively Balingup Medieval Carnivale, an enchanting annual festival where locals and travellers alike don medieval attire and immerse themselves in historical reenactments, artisan crafts and energetic street performances.
3. Jewel Cave
Location: Jewel Caves Rd, Deepdene WA 6290
Visit Jewel Cave for a guided tour that takes you through one of Australia’s largest and most spectacular caves, featuring intricate limestone formations and a stunning underground lake. The tour lasts about 1 hour and provides fascinating insights into the cave's history, geology and unique environment.
Itinerary 3: Mooliabeenee
Little Eeden Farm Pine Camp
Location: 429 Cook Rd, Mooliabeenee WA 6504
Little Eeden Farm Pine Camp in Mooliabeenee, Western Australia, is a charming 10-acre campsite set on a working farm. It offers family-friendly accommodations amidst beautiful pine trees, with amenities like a café serving delicious meals, a playground for kids and opportunities for wildlife watching. Guests can enjoy free honey tastings and engage with friendly farm animals. Its serene environment is perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat close to nature, while still being conveniently located near Bindoon and Perth.
Little Eeden Farm Pine Camp
Location 429 Cook Rd, Mooliabeenee WA 6504
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Little Eeden Farm Pine Camp attractions
1. Lake Thetis Stromatolites
Location: Hansen Bay Rd, Cervantes WA 6511
Home to some of Earth’s oldest life forms, the stromatolites of Lake Thetis are a natural wonder. Walk along the boardwalk to observe these ancient microbial structures that resemble coral reefs – a fantastic site for anyone interested in unique natural history.
2. The Pinnacles Desert
Location: Nambung WA 6521
A surreal landscape of ancient limestone formations, The Pinnacles Desert is a must-visit for a unique adventure. Stroll among the towering rock pillars that look especially mystical at sunrise or sunset and learn about the area’s fascinating geology and wildlife at the Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre.
3. Lancelin Sand Dunes
Location: Beacon Rd, Lancelin WA 6044
Perfect for thrill-seekers, Lancelin Sand Dunes offers the chance to go sandboarding down massive, white dunes and enjoy spectacular coastal views. Sandboards are available to rent nearby or book a dune-buggy tour to zip across the sands. The kids (or your inner kid) will love it!
