Holiday houses in Manjimup

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The rustic exterior of the accommodation features dark wooden walls and large windows that provide natural light. A simple bench sits outside, surrounded by well-maintained grass. A covered area is visible on the right, enhancing the blend of indoor and outdoor spaces.
Farm stay in Dingup
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 131 reviews

The Dairy Shed Stay -Unique, Picturesque Farm Stay

The Old Dairy Shed is a rustic, quirky farm stay surrounded by picturesque views on a working avocado, feijoa, marron, finger limes and beef cattle farm located a short 3.5 km from the Manjimup Town Centre. Situated close to Town, opposite the golf course, 1km from King Jarrah Forest tourist attraction. Enjoy the quiet, relaxing and picturesque farm lifestyle, surrounded by spacious well maintained lawns overlooking a beautiful dam. The serenity of enjoying farm life close to many attractions.

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The chalet is nestled among tall eucalyptus trees, with evening light casting a warm glow. Features include a spacious verandah wrapping around the structure, providing shaded outdoor seating areas amidst the serene forest setting.
Chalet in Manjimup
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 245 reviews

Blue Moon Forest Lodge

A stately chalet giving you the entire top floor, 1 booking so privacy assured. Stairwell doors locked both sides. Owners live downstairs. PARTIES OR EVENTS NOT ALLOWED. Accommodate 3 couples and 4 singles. DOG FRIENDLY BUT ONLY SMALL DOGS PLEASE. Fully equipped kitchen, you can prepare meals, lounge and dining area HI SPEED WIFI. Dogs not on the beds or furniture. Please bring your doggie bed Coffee machine/grinder BYO coffee. Pre order breakfast $10 per person per day Wheelchair accessible.

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Delicate pink blossoms frame the entrance to a cottage, surrounded by lush greenery. The cottage is partially obscured by flowering plants and vibrant foliage, inviting a sense of natural beauty and tranquility in the landscaped gardens.
Guesthouse in Bridgetown
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Maslin St Cottage

Just five minutes drive from Bridgetown this cute studio style handbuilt cottage has a queen bed and stackable beds perfect for a family or couple. Enjoy the view of the five acre property from your private patio while you cook in the outdoor kitchen. Walk through the cottage gardens and pick fresh fruit. Enjoy watching the sheep, alpacas, ducks and chooks. If you need more space Maslin St Farmhouse has extra accommodation on the property. Please note there are working bee hives in the garden.

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Cabin in Glenlynn
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 266 reviews

🌱 Forest Edge Cabin - tranquil bush retreat

• Relax in this spacious cabin with a tranquil bush setting on the edge of the forest, yet only 6-min from shops. • Splendid views! • Cook your own meals in fully equipped kitchen, on BBQ or enjoy dining out locally. • Child-friendly. • Sleeps 2 comfortably. For a short stay - can accommodate up to max 6 people (4 in the Cabin + another 2 in onsite vintage caravan). • The spacious bathroom-with-a-view is accessed from covered veranda. Under-floor heating, generous shower, toilet and vanity.

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A charming cottage is showcased with a red corrugated iron roof and light blue trim. Surrounded by lush greenery and garden beds, the front path leads to an inviting entryway. Large windows allow for natural light, while a serene environment is emphasized by trees in the background.
Cottage in Pemberton
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 308 reviews

Rosebank Cottage

Pretty, light, cosy, comfortable cottage. Set in beautiful cottage gardens and backing on to Gloucester National Park, the walking/biking options are endless. Open plan living area, Smart TV and Wifi. Enjoy the restful bedroom with queen bed, fine cotton sheets, quality bedding and lovely view over the garden. In the luxurious bathroom you can soak in the antique claw foot bath or shower in the seperate cubicle. Heated towel rail, a range of toiletries and Egyptian cotton towels are provided.

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A close-up of a black cow with a distinctive face presents its features prominently. The cow has orange and green ear tags. A green pasture stretches behind, dotted with other cows, under a partly cloudy sky.
Farm stay in Nannup
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

“Winston” Tanjanerup Chalets

Blackwood River is right at your door step with plenty of walk trails and bike tracks to discover. Come meet Larry, Pebbles & Flossy our resident pet cow and sheep. They will greet you on arrival & there's even feed for their feed bucket or feed them by hand. Town's within strolling distance. The chalet is located on the edge of a 130acre paddock. There's an adjoining second chalet connected by a locked decking door. Plenty of room with everything you need for that special time away. NO Pets

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An outdoor copper bath is positioned on a wooden deck, overlooking a sunlit lawn lined with tall trees. The scene captures a tranquil setting, with natural light illuminating the area and creating a serene atmosphere.
Tiny home in Manjimup
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

"The Soak" at Dalton's Paddock

Where luxury meets nature's embrace. Indulge your senses and reconnect with nature in your own private, cosy & luxurious tiny cabin. Soak by candlelight in the deep outdoor copper bath while watching the sun rise or fall behind the stunning Karri forest. Your beautifully appointed home is just 7 minutes from Manjimup & nestled amongst 40 acres of vineyard, truffle trees, fruit orchard, & olive groves. This peaceful retreat offers the chance to unwind & relax in uncompromising comfort.

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The rustic house is elevated on stilts, surrounded by lush greenery and tall trees. A spacious veranda runs along the front, providing access to large windows that showcase the serene forest setting. The earthy tones of the wooden exterior complement the natural surroundings.
Home in Quinninup
4.81 out of 5 average rating, 306 reviews

Karri Nature Retreat

Our place is a rustic older style house close to natural bush land and lake walks among the tall Karri and Jarrah forests. It is also close (20 min drive) to local wineries and popular tourist attractions of the South West region. Our large comfortable house is nestled in peaceful forest setting with easy access to numerous bush walks and wildlife. A perfect place to spend time in the quiet soothing forest setting. Good for couples, solo adventurers, families, and furry friends (dogs).

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The self-contained cottage is depicted with a warm glow from outdoor lighting as evening approaches. A covered patio area features comfortable seating and a fire pit, inviting relaxation. Surrounding grassy areas and a leafless tree create a serene atmosphere against the backdrop of a twilight sky.
Guesthouse in Kangaroo Gully
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

Autumn Ridge

Autumn Ridge is a self-contained cottage situated on peaceful acreage overlooking the Blackwood Valley. With only a 10-minute drive into Bridgetown, offering unique boutique shops, delicious cafes and tourist attractions. This couples retreat is central to many of the southwest's tourist hotspots such as Manjimup, Pemberton and Margaret River. Autumn Ridge is the ideal location for a relaxing getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life. Insta | @autumn.ridge.farm

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The farmhouse is framed by lush greenery and tall trees, showcasing a well-maintained exterior with a red roof. A gravel driveway leads up to the front entrance, where steps and ornamental shrubs enhance the welcoming appearance.
Guesthouse in Middlesex Manjimup
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 602 reviews

Black George House Country Retreat

We are a small rural property surrounded by farmland and overlooking forest, quiet and serene, but only 10 minutes from Manjimup and 15 mins from Pemberton. The house is a farmhouse style with a 4 metre wide deck extending the length of the house. The house is separated into two sections, with no common areas other than a portion of the front deck, and separate entrances. We live in one section and the other section is for guests.

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A misty lake view is framed by lush evergreen branches, with a figure standing at the water's edge. The tranquil surface reflects the surrounding trees and soft light, evoking a sense of serenity and connection with nature.
Cottage in Quinninup
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

The Bushmans - A Romantic Forest Retreat

Nestled within a towering karri forest, you will find The Bushmans; a historical millers cottage teeming with charm. Delight in the comforting pitter patter of rain on the tin roof or the crackling of wood in the fire. Follow a path to the mesmerising lake where you can watch mist dance across the forest floor while listening to a chorus of bird song. The cottage is your perfect retreat to rest, recharge and reconnect.

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A person walks across a grassy field, leading toward a rustic hut surrounded by trees. Rolling hills are visible in the background, with a colorful sky depicting hints of sunset. The scene conveys a sense of tranquility and connection with nature.
Farm stay in Nannup
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

Cleves Hut

Farm stay accommodation nestled in a picturesque valley along the Blackwood River. 790 hectares of lush rolling hills, unique bushland and wildlife. A place to unwind, relax and watch the grazing cattle surround Cleves hut. Your very own little sanctuary apart of nature. 100% offgrid and handmade with bespoke recycled timber from the farm. Slow down and experience simple living in the country. Follow us @cleves_hut

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Your guide to Manjimup

Welcome to Manjimup

Surrounded by towering karri (a type of eucalypt) forests and lush, rolling pastures in the nation’s southwest, the small country town of Manjimup has the ideal climate and terroir for cultivating some of Australia’s finest produce. Known as the gourmet food bowl of Western Australia, Manjimup is the largest producer of black truffles in the Southern Hemisphere. It’s also an emerging wine region, focusing on quality over quantity.

Other local attractions include giant trees you can both admire and climb, an historic freshwater swimming hole known as Fonty’s Pool, and the 12-hectare Manjimup Heritage Park featuring museums, bushwalking trails, and an adventure playground for little travellers. There are also heritage towns to explore on country drives, and if you’re pining for a swim in the sea, there is a string of wild, remote beaches to be discovered just over an hour away to the southwest.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Manjimup

The warmer months from December through March are ideal for taking a refreshing dip in Fonty’s Pool. The Manjimup Cherry Harmony Festival is another good reason to drop by in December. Celebrating the region’s fresh produce, the one-day festival features wine tastings, log chopping demonstrations, food stalls, and live music. Another top draw for foodies is the Truffle Kerfuffle, a two-day celebration in June. Throughout truffle season, which runs until August, you can also join a truffle hunt, where you’ll follow truffle dogs as they sniff their way through local orchards in search of delicious black truffles. June also marks the Manjimup 15,000, a prominent motocross festival. Revheads should pencil in the Targa South West Tarmac Rally, held in nearby Pemberton in March.


Top things to do in Manjimup

Climb a giant tree

Between 1937 and 1952, eight exceptionally tall karri trees in the area were assigned as fire lookouts. A trilogy of these karri tree towers near Manjimup remain: the Diamond Tree, Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree, and the Gloucester Tree — the latter two are still open for climbing. Test your nerve by making the 65-metre climb up the Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree, or the 53-metre slog up the Gloucester Tree.

Soak up the heritage of Bridgetown

Just 30 minutes’ drive north of Manjimup, Bridgetown is the only town in the region that has been granted Historical Town status by the National Trust. The period between 1850 and 1885 saw the construction of many of the buildings still standing today, including the post office and two of Bridgetown’s hotels. Telling the stories of early policing in the town, the Bridgetown Police Station Museum 1880 is well worth a look-in.

Experience an up-and-coming wine region

Most wine lovers are familiar with the Margaret River wine region to the northeast, but there are several other wine regions in Australia’s southwest. Specialising in cool-climate varietals, particularly Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Chardonnay, and Verdelho, Manjimup is one of them. You’ll find several cellar doors located within a short drive of the township.