Vacation rentals in Pemberton

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Top-rated holiday rentals in Pemberton

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Farm stay in Quinninup
The Grove at Ryans Rest - Tiny House Farm Stay
Welcome to “The Grove at Ryans Rest”. Our second Tiny House Farm Stay is a space to RECONNECT with loved ones, the land and with nature as you are immersed in a regenerative agricultural system that is all connected as one living, breathing ecosystem. A place to RECHARGE and RETREAT, close your eyes, breathe in, smell the fresh air, sweet soil, lemon blossom and surrounding forests. To RE EXAMINE, RE AWAKEN and RESET a vital biological connection with the earth through our land and our food.
1 – 8 July
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews
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Cabin in Beelerup
Little Hop House - escape to the valley
Little Hop House is a small home nestled amongst the green, rolling hills of the Preston River Valley in beautiful, southwest Western Australia. Situated on a working hop farm, only five minutes out of the nearby town of Donnybrook, but a world away from city life. Whether you want to snuggle up by the fire, explore the trails, enjoy some local produce, wines or craft beer, or perhaps visit some of the cute farm residents, Little Hop House is ready to offer you a little escape. @littlehophouse
7 – 14 Aug
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews
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Cottage in Crowea
Karri Oak Cottage - Forest getaway near Pemberton
Karri Oak Cottage is nestled on the border of the beautiful forest of Brockman National Park, just off Pemberton-Northcliffe Road. With 2 large bedrooms, wrap around verandahs, and modern amenities you will be immersed in your very own slice of stunning WA bushland with native wildlife at your doorstep. With Warren River at the northern boundary of the property, and only a short drive from Pemberton, this location is a great place to relax or use as a base for travel around the south west of WA.
8 – 15 Nov
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

Popular amenities for Pemberton holiday rentals

Stay near Pemberton's top sights

Gloucester Tree15 locals recommend
Pemberton Visitor Centre3 locals recommend
Pemberton Tramway Company8 locals recommend
Source kitchen8 locals recommend
Pemberton General Store3 locals recommend
Crossings Bakery6 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Pemberton

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Home in Pemberton
Eucalyptus House
20 – 27 Feb
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 326 reviews
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Home in Quinninup
Karri Nature Retreat
12 – 19 Jan
4.8 out of 5 average rating, 254 reviews
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Cabin in Stratham
Bush cottage retreat
13 – 20 Aug
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 436 reviews
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Farm stay in Lowden
Preston Valley Retreat
16 – 23 Aug
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews
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Guesthouse in Nannup
Moonlight Studio in beautiful Nannup.
10 – 17 Aug
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 134 reviews
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Cottage in Southampton
The Stoneridge Cottage
24 – 31 July
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 167 reviews
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Home in Middlesex Manjimup
Black Cockatoo Retreat
22 – 29 July
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews
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Cottage in Carbunup River
Mulberry Cottage
12 – 19 June
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 357 reviews
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Tiny home in Quindalup
Toby Home
22 – 29 May
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 626 reviews
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Apartment in Walpole
Walpole Luxury Escape
7 – 14 June
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews
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Guest suite in Dunsborough
The Studio: Old Dunsborough.
23 – 30 Oct
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 526 reviews
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Bungalow in Busselton
Buss, Duns - Beach on your door step. Lux accom
19 – 26 Aug
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 577 reviews

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Pemberton

Total rentals

30 properties

Wi-Fi availability

20 properties include access to Wi-Fi

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

10 properties have a dedicated workspace

Family-friendly rentals

20 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

3.6K reviews

Nightly prices starting at

$91 AUD before taxes and fees

Your guide to Pemberton

All About Pemberton

The small town of Pemberton offers some of the most intriguing and diverse landscapes in Western Australia. A popular stop for long-distance hikers on the Bibbulmun Track, the area offers plenty of outdoor attractions. With multiple national parks and miles of dunes and concealed beaches within a short drive from the town centre, visitors will have ample opportunity to enjoy the area’s natural beauty, like its famous karri trees with their pink, orange, yellow, and mahogany bark.

Pemberton has grown into a bit of a haven for artists with a vibrant main street, several art galleries, working studios, art walks, and public art classes. While downtown, hop on the iconic Pemberton tourist railway for a scenic overview of the area’s immaculate landscapes before wandering off to enjoy them on foot.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Pemberton

Accommodation in Pemberton includes lovely cottages and cabins that feel like a true retreat, with the sights and sounds of nature just outside your window. Visitors should bring plenty of layers for a trip to Pemberton as generally warm days give way to cooler temperatures as the sun goes down. Summers are sunny and balmy enough for water activities like kayaking or canoeing at Big Brook Dam. Spring is cool and comfortable during the day, and wildflowers burst into colour this time of year.

Pemberton has long, rainy winters, so it's best to be prepared with everything from rain boots to warm weather-resistant jackets, but it’s an ideal season for popping in and out of the local galleries and cafes. Temperatures are mild and agreeable in autumn, making this a great time to hike, take a self-drive tour through the Karri Forest, or head to Pemberton’s Mountain Bike Park to take in the changing leaves.


Top things to do in Pemberton

Gloucester National Park

Colourful karri trees and the flowing Lefroy Brook are nestled inside the verdant Gloucester National Park. The flora and fauna in Gloucester thrive no matter the season. Take a day to go on a bushwalk, and you’ll encounter wildflowers, quokkas, lorikeets, cockatoos, dunnarts, and much more. If you want a dose of adrenaline, you can climb one of the three lookout trees for incredible views of the entire forest.

Understory Art & Nature Trail

Founded by the local community to encourage locals and visitors to spend more time in the forest, this 1.2 kilometre walk features sustainable artworks meant to exist in harmony with nature. Sculptures are the highlight, but there are also works featuring music, poetry, and stories strategically placed along the trail. Both guided and audio tours are available, and you can explore the attached gallery that offers rotating exhibitions, workshops, concerts, and movie nights.

Yeagarup Dunes

Just a 30-minute drive from the town centre, you’ll find the Yeagarup Dunes. These sand mountains stretch across 10 kilometres and overlook the karri forest. If you’re able to time it right, visiting these dunes to take in a view of the sunset is a truly unique experience, and you’re guaranteed to capture some beautiful and striking photos. You can book a four-wheel-drive vehicle and ride across the sandy tracks, or go “sledding” down the sides. At the bottom of the dunes, you’ll find Yeagarup beach, where the soft white sands lead into impressive stretches of water.

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