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The Buggybuddys Guide to Things to do in Pemberton, WA
The Buggybuddys online guide for things to do in Pemberton. Our list includes accommodation, restaurants, attractions and activities for kids of all ages. Pemberton gets very busy in peak seasons such as school holidays. So be sure to plan ahead, and book local tours and activities in advance to avoid disappointment.
Find family friendly accommodation, including caravan parks, campsites, hotels, resorts and chalets.
Likewise, grab a bite to eat at one of the lovely cafes, wineries or restaurants in the region. Enjoy great meals, menus for kids and kids play areas.
Why not let the kids burn off some energy at one of the area’s exciting playgrounds? There are historical attractions and stunning natural wonders in and around Pemberton just waiting to be explored!
There are a many exciting holiday destinations to explore in the Perth and regional WA for families. Check out our list and make amazing holiday memories with your kids today.
Located just 4km from Pemberton along the Karri Forest Explorer Drive, Big Brook Dam is a peaceful family-friendly destination offering multiple outdoor activities against a stunning karri forest backdrop. Features: Sandy white beach perfect for swimming and paddling 4km walking/cycling trail around the dam (stroller and wheelchair accessible) Fishing opportunities (freshwater license required) Canoeing and kayaking Marron catching (seasonal) Abundant wildlife including blue fairy wrens Dog-friendly (must be leashed, not allowed on beach area) Facilities: Free parking Picnic tables BBQ facilities Public toilets Grassed areas for picnicking Information boards Best For: Family picnics and swimming (water is refreshingly cool year-round) Read more…
A historic swimming spot dating back to the 1920s, Pemberton Pool is a stunning natural swimming area created by damming the Lefroy Brook. Set against a backdrop of magnificent Karri forest, this unique swimming spot offers a refreshing escape for families. Features: Three swimming sections: Toddler area (knee-deep) Kids area (chest-deep) Main deep pool section Small diving jetty Two floating rafts for children’s entertainment Fully fenced facility Facilities: Free entry Grassed areas for picnicking Shaded areas under trees Picnic tables BBQ facilities Public toilets Car parking Access to mountain bike trails Location: Swimming Pool Road, Pemberton Opening Hours: Dawn to Read more…
RAC Karri Valley Resort is located amongst the towering karri trees of Western Australia’s South West Region, a leisurely 3.5 hour drive from Perth. Perfectly situated to visit the local wineries and attractions, and only 22kms from the town site of Pemberton. Buggybuddys Review RAC Karri Valley Resort Read the Tripadvisor reviews Read more…
Nestled just 1km from Pemberton town centre and bordered by the magnificent Pemberton Forest Park, Pump Hill Farm Cottages offers an authentic family farm stay experience. The property features 14 charming cottages ranging from cosy two-bedroom units to the spacious Farm House and Homestead, accommodating up to 74 guests. Kids will love the daily morning hayride at 8:30am where they can interact with farm animals. The working farm encourages hands-on involvement, making it perfect for families wanting a genuine farm experience. Features: Daily animal feeding and farm activities Choice of mud brick or rammed earth cottages Valley or Karri forest Read more…
Located in Warren National Park, approximately 15 minutes from Pemberton town centre, the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree stands as the tallest fire lookout tree in the region at an impressive 65 meters high. Features: Climbing pegs leading to the top viewing platform Multiple rest platforms along the climb Safety wire netting for climbers Interpretive boards about local history and environment Bush walking trails around the base Spectacular forest views for those brave enough to climb Facilities: Car parking area Public toilets Seating area near the tree base Well-maintained gravel road access suitable for all vehicles Important Information: National Park entry Read more…
Located at the Northcliffe Information and Visitor Centre, the Understory Art and Nature Trail offers Australia’s leading art in nature experience. This unique 1.2km loop trail combines pristine southern forest with over 65 artworks from local, national, and international artists. Trail Features: Easy 1.2km circular walking trail Flat, accessible pathway with some boardwalk sections Pram-friendly Over 65 artworks integrated into the natural setting “Rising from the Ashes” collection featuring 40+ charcoal faces Native wildflowers in spring Dense natural bushland setting Facilities: Visitor Centre Heritage museum nearby Children’s playground across the road Interpretive signage Entry Fees: Adults: $10 Concession: $8 Children: Read more…
Discover a unique slice of Western Australian history at Fonty’s Pool Caravan Park in Manjimup. This special park features a remarkable acre-sized natural spring-fed swimming pool that’s been delighting families since the 1920s. Set among the tall timber country of WA’s beautiful South West, the park offers four-star chalets and shady camping sites perfect for making lasting family memories. Whether you’re floating on tractor tubes in the iconic pool or cooking up a feast in the well-equipped campers’ kitchen, there’s space for everyone to relax and enjoy. Stand Out Feature The historic spring-fed swimming pool is the crown jewel of Read more…
Located in the heart of Manjimup 295km south of Perth is the unique Manjimup Playground – Timber and Heritage Park, combining a state-of-the-art adventure playground and historic hamlet. The Manjimup playground features something for children of all ages, although not gated it is well away from any roads. There is has a fantastic shaded area for toddlers and pre-schoolers which includes a small climbing area and slide, a ride on wooden train, ride on Australian animals, logs and other smaller equipment perfect for smaller children. The bigger kids will enjoy the town inspired climbing tower with a rope wall, climbing Read more…
Take a scenic journey through Western Australia’s magnificent karri forests on this historic tourist railway. Operating since 1987 and recently revitalized under new local family ownership in 2023, the Pemberton Tramway offers a 10km journey through some of the region’s most picturesque countryside. Experience Features: Scenic tram rides through deep forests Informative and entertaining commentary Multiple river crossings Stop at the beautiful Cascades Heated station building with refreshments Pet-friendly activity Gift shop with souvenirs Current Timetable: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 10:30am service Saturday: 10:30am and 2:00pm services Buggybuddys Review Pemberton Tramway Company, Pemberton Read more…
