Best Margaret River Accommodation 2026—Glamping, Airbnbs & More

You don’t even need to cram the fam in the car to enjoy this limestone home in WA, because it sits just 200m from Margaret River’s town centre. Restaurants, cafes and attractions within a gentle stroll at this Australian Airbnb—and it has some lovely kid-friendly features to boot.

You’re just a short 12-minute drive from Surfers Point here, and close to mountain bike tracks and walks if you like to get out and about. Prefer to chill? Kids young and old will love the old school gaming machine back at base that comes with more than 60 games to play—so you might find it hard to prize the crew away. 

Your acommodation sleeps eight guests across three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and one of the rooms has a queen-size bunk bed so the kids can get their own space. Helpfully, there’s also smart TVs in every bedroom in case movie nights call. The north-facing outdoor living area is just the spot to enjoy a drop of Margaret River wine and there’s a barbecue out there too for firing up come snag-time.

Strap the kayaks on the roof rack and prepare for a lakeside adventure at this three bedroom home in Margaret River. Gather the group (this place sleeps eight) and admire the water view from the wooden deck that literally overhangs the lake. 

You’ve got direct access to the Rails to Trails Walk/Cycle Trail from this accommodation and you’re just eight minutes’ drive to Margaret River Golf Club, so leave space in the boot for those clubs. Just when you thought things couldn’t get any better, you’re just 400m from the centre of town—so you can slack off dinner duty and indulge in some world-class food and wine without the hassle of washing up.

How about something a little bit spesh? Just a short drive from Margaret River you'll find Redgate Sidings, a light and airy home built around a 1910 Western Train Carriage. The sleeping options here really are something: you get three queen rooms tucked within the old carriage along the western side of the house, and they all offer unique arched ceilings and windows galore.

There are two single beds on a mezzanine overlooking the living area too, which is a top spot for older kids to hang. Later, you're going to want to fire up the barbecue on the expansive patio. You can munch your dinner out here under an umbrella too, and there's a basketball hoop to keep the littlies entertained (bring your own ball). We love how these hosts also provide a sample of locally-made choccie for you to enjoy too.

Situated between lush vineyards and golden fields dotted with sheep, this secluded WA tiny home is situated at one of Margaret River's founding vineyards and minutes from more of the best cellar doors in the region.

Location aside though, your accommodation is a stunner with floor-to-ceiling windows that looks out to a picturesque little tree-lined dam. At golden hour, pour a wine—you'll find a bottle or two from Juniper in the fridge—and enjoy a drink on the patio as you fire up the barbecue. Come nighttime, you can soak up the stars from bed thanks to the extra window they've slotted in right above your head.

Overlooking Margaret River and boasting lovely ocean views, this WA tiny home has all the modern comforts you could ask for during your next romantic vacay. Press the snooze button a few times as you lounge in your king size bed, before padding a few steps to the big glass doors, throwing them open and letting all that good stuff breeze right in.

There's a spa bath and steam shower to indulge in at this accommodation, and a fireplace to cosy up around if the weather gets chill. Come sunset, we recommend packing the picnic blanket and heading to the lawn with a glass of something tasty.

Owners Kristie and Shane truly hit it out of the park with 8 Paddocks. The gorgeous one bedroom WA tiny home is wrapped by 180 beautiful acres of natural bushland, pasture and vineyard, so it's a good spot to switch off and relax together in nature.

It also happens to be super close to all the best of Margaret River, so you can spend your days exploring and then come back for a serene evening. And by serene, we're talking a relaxing soak in the concrete outdoor bath, followed by a leisurely barbecue perhaps... then a snuggle around the fire pit paired with a spot of stargazing. Bliss.

Sitting pretty on a secluded property in Margaret River, the eco-friendly tents at Two Blind Cows each have a queen-sized bed decked out with super comfortable linen, a kitchen and a bathroom complete with bathrobes and handmade natural soaps and lotions, not to mention air con and heating. 

By night, you’ll find yourself relaxing on the outdoor deck or around the fire pit enjoying a barbecue with a bottle of wine that you picked up from a neighbouring winery, of course.

The team behind some of WA's best olive oil is also behind some of the best glamping accommodation in Margaret River thanks to their six lakeside safari-style bungalows. Book a bungalow at Olio Bello and you'll be treated to a private ensuite and kitchenette, not to mention a beautiful (and comfortable) spot to rest your head. 

When you feel like getting out and about, you can explore the 320-acre organic olive farm, fuel up at the cafe, sample some oils or go for a drive and explore Margaret River.

The peeps at Mile End Glamping have got a seriously fancy camping situation going on. Instead of a tent, you sleep under a transparent dome, so you can enjoy staring up at the night sky without having to worry about mosquitos, snakes, spiders or any of the various Australian wildlife that wants to kill you. 

Designed for two people, each dome comes equipped with a bathroom, kitchen, king bed and is attached to a deck area complete with a private spa and barbeque. The accommodation is set on a 144-acre estate so you can enjoy the quiet solitude of nature from your speccy dome—and Margaret River’s wineries are only a few minutes away.

Beach lovers prepare for something special. This Margaret River resort sits actual footsteps from the sand at Smiths Beach overlooking the Indian Ocean, and you might fancy bringing your hiking shoes as you’ve got easy access to the stunning Cape to Cape walking track too.

If days spent relaxing beachside are more your thing, you’ll find plenty of stuff to keep you entertained: we’re talking a 15-metre heated infinity pool (plus a children’s wading pool for the littlies), and a full-sized tennis court (racquets and balls can be found at reception). Fancy some zen time? Private or group yoga sessions are also a thing here, and you’ve got Lamont’s Restaurant to retreat to for some wining and dining after all that fun.

Fancy getting back to nature but being within a 45-minute drive of all the Margaret River fun stuff too? Yala Yallingup has tempting pamper sesh written all over it, so you’ll leave way more zen than you arrived. The adults-only WA resort sits on 135 acres of native bushland and 12 acres of vineyard and farmland, and you’re just six minutes’ drive from Yallingup Beach in case you need to feel the sand in those toes.

There’s a selection of suites and villas to choose from, but it’s the spa you’re going to want to check out, stat. Facials, massages, body treatments and sound therapy is all on offer here, with premium products from the Vanessa Megan skincare range. Once you’re full on chill, you can tuck into a Seafood Box from the comfort of your suite (48 hours notice needed). Or perhaps a trip to the on-site Farm Store to stock up on grazing supplies for a picnic is the thing to do?

How about a Margaret River resort stay with an award-winning eatery and wine lounge on site? At Cape Lodge you only need to toddle mere footsteps from your accommodation to sample seriously good food, thanks to its three chef-hat awarded lakeside restaurant. 

When you’re not tucking into the three or five-course dinner there, we expect to find you splashing in the swimming pool, hitting a few balls on the tennis court or just meandering around the walking trails that wind their way through the 40-acre grounds.