Bailey Brewing Co. in Henley Brook has firmly cemented itself as one of the Swan Valley’s most family‑friendly brewery venues. Set on a sprawling 10‑acre property on the corner of Park and West Swan Road, it offers that rare combination parents dream of: great beer, easygoing pub food, and an outstanding Playground that can keep kids entertained for hours.
The outdoor play space is the hero for families. It’s an impressive, nature‑based Playground built around vintage trucks that kids can actually climb into and explore, which immediately sets it apart from a standard pub Playground.
Around the trucks you’ll find a flying fox, water play elements, slide, basket swing and balancing beams, plus a big grassed area perfect for a game of chasey or a kick of the footy with the on‑site goals.
With so much space to run around, it’s very easy to settle in for a long, relaxed lunch while the kids burn off energy.
Seating is spread out across several zones, so even when it’s busy the venue doesn’t feel cramped. You can sit inside near the bar, out on the veranda, close to the Playground so you can keep an eye on the kids, or around the bell tower area for more of a beer‑garden feel.
Bailey Brewing Co. offers full table service, and you can either pay as you go – handy for families or groups wanting split bills – or open a tab at the bar.
The food is classic, family‑friendly pub grub rather than fussy dining, which suits the laid‑back, country‑style setting perfectly. Expect burgers, fish and chips, share plates and hearty mains, alongside a dedicated kids’ menu. Kids’ meals include favourites such as kids’ Cheeseburger, kids’ Parmy, and Fish and Chips. The Bailey Beef Burger remains a popular pick for grown‑ups, and the full, current menu – including drinks and seasonal specials – is available on their website.
Bailey Brewing Co. is first and foremost a working brewery, so beer lovers will find a range of Bailey’s own brews on tap, from easy‑drinking lagers to more robust ales, with seasonal releases popping up across the year. There’s also cider, wine and non‑alcoholic options to keep everyone in the family or group happy. Bookings are recommended, especially on weekends, and can be made easily online, though there is also plenty of on‑site parking and they do accept walk‑ins when space allows.
Bailey Brewing Co. has also expanded beyond the Swan Valley and now has a sister venue in Dunsborough, bringing the same family‑friendly brewery experience to the South West. If you love the relaxed, kids‑welcome vibe in Henley Brook, it’s worth keeping their Dunsborough location in mind for holidays and weekends away down south.
If you’re looking for a relaxed Swan Valley spot where you can actually sit and enjoy a drink while the kids play nearby, Bailey Brewing Co. continues to tick all the boxes. With its spacious grounds, genuinely excellent Playground, friendly service and simple, satisfying food, it’s a top pick for a long family lunch or a casual catch‑up with friends and their kids.
Bailey Brewing Co. Swan Valley
Address: 9861 West Swan Road, Henley Brook WA 6055
Opening Hours (Swan Valley):
Monday: Closed (open on public holidays)
Tuesday: 11:00am – Late (kitchen closes 8:00pm)
Wednesday: 11:00am – Late (kitchen closes 8:00pm)
Thursday: 11:00am – Late (kitchen closes 8:00pm)
Friday: 11:00am – Late (kitchen closes 9:00pm)
Saturday: 8:00am – Late (kitchen closes 9:00pm)
Sunday: 8:00am – Late (kitchen closes 8:00pm)
Winter kitchen hours may vary – check website for updates.
Website: www.baileybrewingco.com.au
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