PLAN YOUR VISIT
To make the most of your time with us on the farm, and around the region, we recommend you do some planning before you leave home base. When planning, give consideration to the weather, the opening times of attractions and dining options, make any bookings and of course think about what to pack.
In an effort to provide our guests with as much information as they need to prepare for their stay, here’s a wide selection of communications including pre arrival guides, self check in guides and policies around bringing your hound on holidays.
For any other questions you might have when planning your visit, check out our FAQs.
As a small family run hospitality business, we believe in being transparent about all the terms associated when booking with us. When you book, you’ll be agreeing to these booking terms and conditions, so to avoid any disappointment, we’d ask you to familiarise yourself with these conditions before booking. Of course, do reach out if you need any clarification.
Here's a few extra things to be aware of when you're planning your trip:
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Book direct to access exclusive rates and availability and pre arrival service.
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Most of the year there is a minimum 3 night stay, a reflection of all the activities available on the farm as well as in the region.
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Over local West Australian school holidays, the minimum length of stay is longer (4-7 nights)
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Shorter 1 and 2 night stays may be offered if we have gaps in between other bookings, though this is more likely to occur in the few weeks before the dates of stay. Nightly rates for shorter stays tend to be higher.
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Our rates are based on the number of guests. e.g. a booking in a 2 Bedroom Cottage for 2 guests is cheaper than a booking for 4 guests
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Generally the longer you stay, the cheaper the nightly rates