All Family Holidays

A convenient hop-on-hop-off bus service perfect for families wanting to explore Rottnest Island without the challenge of cycling with young children. Family-Friendly Features: Air-conditioned comfort Pram storage available 18 strategic stops around the island Buses every 30 minutes Full island loop takes about 1 hour Educational commentary included Flexible day passes Buggybuddys Review Rottnest Island Explorer Bus   Read more…

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Perfectly positioned along the stunning World Heritage-listed Shark Bay, Denham Seaside Holiday Park offers families a spectacular beachfront escape. This well-appointed park features direct beach access, comfortable accommodation options from self-contained villas to camping sites, and excellent facilities including four amenity blocks, two camp kitchens, and multiple BBQ areas. Kids will love bouncing on the jumping pillow and exploring the playground, while parents can enjoy the crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches right on their doorstep. Stand Out Feature The park’s location is truly exceptional – just 30km from the famous Monkey Mia dolphins and situated right on the doorstep of Read more…

Tucked away in beautiful Bunbury, this welcoming holiday park offers a cosy retreat just minutes from the ocean and city centre. As the friendly sister park to Discovery Parks – Bunbury Foreshore, this village-style park combines comfort with convenience, making it perfect for families looking for a relaxed base to explore the South West’s attractions, from dolphin watching at Koombana Bay to adventures in wine country. Stand Out Feature The park’s fantastic recreational precinct is a kid’s paradise! With a swimming pool, bouncing pillow, playground, and mini golf (putt putt), there’s endless entertainment to keep young travellers happy. The secure, Read more…

The Berry Farm is a charming farm-to-table destination nestled in Rosa Glen, just 15 minutes from Margaret River town. Stand-Out Features: Cottage Café with seasonal menu featuring farm produce Cellar Door offering unique tastings Handcrafted products made on-site Beautiful green farm setting Family-friendly atmosphere Traditional recipes “just like grandma used to make” Top Tip: Book a table at the Cottage Café and save room for dessert! Visit between 10am and 4pm Tuesday through Sunday for the best experience. Read more…

Located in the historic Old Butter Factory Precinct on the banks of the Vasse River, Busselton Museum offers families a fascinating journey through the region’s agricultural, forestry, and maritime history. The one-hectare site features ten display rooms housed in the heritage-listed butter factory building, showcasing local history through photographs, equipment, and memorabilia. Stand-Out Features: A fully restored and furnished 1920s Group Settlement House An authentic one-teacher school from the 1920s The “Jumna” Paddle Steamer Historic horse-drawn vehicles and machinery Beautiful grounds perfect for picnicking under Tuart trees A replica of the old Busselton Jetty Rotunda Top Tip: Allow at least Read more…

Located at 60 Earl Street in Albany, the Earl of Spencer is one of Western Australia’s oldest taverns, offering a welcoming family-friendly dining experience. The venue features warm fireplaces and traditional English pub-style décor, creating a cosy atmosphere. Known for its generous portion sizes and high-quality pub food, the restaurant caters to both adults and children with an extensive menu and drink selection. Stand-Out Feature: The enclosed beer garden with a children’s play area is a major highlight, allowing parents to relax while keeping an eye on their kids. The play area includes a cubby house, climbing wall, fireman’s pole, Read more…

Adrenaline packed fun for the whole family with water slide, lazer tag, maze, kids zone, miniature railway, mini-golf, toddlers area, pool table, games, great food, drinks, ice cream and coffee. Read more…

Near to Denmark town centre you’ll find a brilliant nature play park – the Kwoorabup Community Adventure Park.  The huge park is centred around a dry river bed which meanders around the park. There are lots of nature play obstacles – mounds to climb, logs to balance on and gullies to explore.  The park is deceptively simple and certainly gets kid’s creativity flowing. They will find lots of sticks and logs to make cubbies with. It’s a great area for a spot of hide and seek or chase too.  There is a minimal amount of “man made” play equipment. There is a large music making structure made from wood and metal, which the kids can bang out some tunes Read more…

The ocean themed Busselton Foreshore Adventure Playground opened in November 2018.  Found right next to the iconic Busselton Jetty, the main feature of the playground is a giant ship, which is partially capsizing on a large decked wave, as a huge blue whale and monstrous Kraken swim around it! Let the kids be pirates for a day at the Busselton Foreshore Playground! On the clipper ship, kids can climb on the rope nets up to the crow’s nest lookout, go below deck, ring the ships bell, fire the cannon or try to sail the ship to safety with the large wheel. Read more…

Discover Deadly is the Southwest’s largest reptile education centre, featuring an impressive collection of over 40 different species of reptiles, amphibians, birds, and arachnids. Located in Carbunup River, this unique attraction offers hands-on educational experiences that help separate fact from fiction about Australia’s infamous wildlife. Stand-Out Features: Daily reptile talks and feeding demonstrations (10:30am & 1:30pm) Educational presentations that bust common wildlife myths Largest reptile display in Southwest WA Keeper for a Day experiences Birthday party options Coffee available until 2pm Top Tip: Plan your visit around the daily reptile talks and feeding times (10:30am or 1:30pm) for the best Read more…

Located at Frenchmans Bay in Albany, Lake Vancouver Bird Hide offers visitors a unique opportunity to observe wetland birds in their natural habitat. This pristine freshwater lake, only opened to public access since 2012, provides an untouched natural environment. The bird hide was erected by the Frenchmans Bay Association to help visitors appreciate the wetlands and local birdlife. Stand-Out Feature: The purpose-built bird hide provides a peaceful observation point where families can quietly watch native birds in their natural habitat. The hide includes informative posters about local wildlife and serves as a sheltered viewing area, making it perfect for wildlife Read more…

Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse offers families a fascinating historical adventure at Australia’s tallest mainland lighthouse, where two oceans dramatically meet at the continent’s most south-westerly point. Stand-Out Features: 39-meter-tall working lighthouse Guided 25-minute tower tours Self-guided audio tours in multiple languages Spectacular ocean views from the top Historic lighthouse keeper’s cottage museum On-site café with scenic views Coastal walking paths with viewing points Top Tip: Book the first tour of the day to avoid crowds and wind, and consider package deals if visiting other attractions in the region. Check weather conditions before visiting as tours may be cancelled on very windy Read more…

Tree Elle Retreat is a luxury farm-stay nestled between Denmark and Walpole, offering upscale self-contained two-story accommodation with stunning views over the Walpole Wilderness to the Irwin inlet. The property features multiple accommodation options including Lofthouses and a Barnhouse, each providing a unique blend of farm experience and luxury amenities. Read more…

Ferguson Farmstay is a working farm located in the Ferguson Valley near Bunbury, offering families an authentic farm stay experience. The property provides self-contained accommodation and opportunities to participate in farm activities. The farmstay appears to be set up to cater specifically to families wanting a hands-on rural experience. Stand-Out Feature: The farm activities program, which allows guests to experience life on a working farm. Visitors can participate in daily farm activities while enjoying comfortable accommodation with modern amenities.   Read more…

Located at 295 Hunter Road in Walpole, Billa Billa Farm Cottages offers four spacious self-contained 2-bedroom cottages on a working farm. Each cottage features a fully equipped kitchen with a gas stove, microwave, and fridge, plus a cosy wood fire in the open-plan lounge and dining area. The cottages can accommodate up to 5 people, with a king-size bed in one room and three single beds in the other, making them perfect for families. Stand-Out Feature: The interactive farm experience is a highlight, where guests can feed and interact with a variety of friendly farm animals including pigs, alpacas, sheep, Read more…

Located in Youngs Siding between Denmark and Albany, Tennessee Hill Chalets offers two eco-certified self-contained chalets set on a peaceful 50-acre property. Each 2-bedroom chalet features a king-size bed and two single beds, making them perfect for families. The property includes a native bush spice plantation with over 3,000 local trees that attract native birds and wildlife. The chalets offer modern amenities while maintaining a strong connection to nature through large windows that showcase breathtaking valley views. Stand-Out Feature: The eco-certified status and commitment to environmental sustainability sets these chalets apart. The property’s location offers spectacular views and a serene Read more…