Farm Stays In Margaret River For Your Next Rural Escape
Let’s be honest, sometimes you just need to ditch the city, chuck your phone on silent and wake up somewhere with more cows than cars. Luckily, the South West has you covered. From tiny huts surrounded by forest to fancy farmhouses with tubs made for wine and bubble baths, here are ten beautiful Airbnb farm stays worth packing the weekender bag for.
Cleves Hut
Nannup
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If peace and quiet is your love language, Cleve’s Hut is the place to go. Situated just outside Nannup among rolling paddocks, this cosy stay is all about slowing down. It’s the perfect place for sipping wine on the verandah, sunsets over the hills, and cows grazing in the distance. Inside, it’s all earthy wood, warm light, and the kind of calm and homey feel that only the country can deliver. Just you, the view, and a whole lot of serenity.
Historic Cottage Farm Stay at Dalmore Estate
Winnejup
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One of Bridgetown’s oldest family farms, Dalmore Estate oozes old-school charm. The cottage sits on a large hillside property complete with a pool, gardens, and a few friendly animals wandering about. Mornings are best spent doing yoga on the lawn or exploring nearby trails (after you’ve had your coffee, of course), while nights are made for fireside chats and red wine. It’s rustic, relaxed, and the kind of stay that reminds you why putting the phone down and slowing down feels so good.
Private Retreat with Stunning Views
Bridgetown
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If you’re chasing wide-open views and a house that feels built for long weekends, this Bridgetown retreat absolutely nails it. Set above the Leda Nature Reserve, it looks out across sweeping valleys that turn from golden sunsets to misty in mornings, it’s the kind of view that has you in awe all weekend long. Inside, it’s light, open and ridiculously comfy, outside there’s a huge deck made for lazy breakfasts, long lunches, and evening drinks with the crew. Spend the day wandering Bridgetown’s cute cafes and antique stores, or just stay put with a good book, a cheese board, and that view. It’s only a few minutes from town, but far enough away that you’ll feel like you’ve properly disappeared for the weekend.
Sylvie's Hut
Nannup
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Tucked away in the Blackwood Valley, Sylvie’s Hut is your off-grid love shack for two. It’s small, romantic, and effortlessly beautiful, the kind of place that feels like it’s been pulled straight from a daydream. Light a fire, pour a glass of wine, and soak in the outdoor claw-foot tub while the stars put on a show above you. You’ll wake up to the sound of birds, wander through the trees, and completely forget about your phone (and that inbox). Inside, it’s all warm timber and soft linens, designed for maximum cosiness. Whether it’s your anniversary, a special weekend, or you’re just overdue for some peace and quiet, this place will have you feeling completely reset.
The Farmhouse - Southwest Luxury Farmstay
Kirup
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Once a 1940s fruit pickers’ rest stop, this lovingly restored farmhouse now mixes vintage charm with all the good modern stuff. Every corner has a story, from the old bank doors to the claw-foot tub, it’s the kind of home that wraps you in comfort the second you step inside. Bring your dog, wander through the nearby forest, then wind down with a wine by the fire or a Netflix and chill movie night. Mornings come with the smell of fresh bread and homemade jam, and the views across the paddocks are worth getting up early for. It’s relaxed, full of character, and exactly what a countryside weekend should feel like — easy, warm, and just a little bit nostalgic.
Glen Mervyn Cottage
Mumballup
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Hidden between Collie and Donnybrook, the Glen Mervyn Cottage is that quiet little spot you’ll wish you found sooner. With the Bibbulmun Track and Glen Mervyn Dam literally on your doorstep, you can spend your days hiking, swimming, or just lounging by the water with a snack and a good playlist. When the afternoon chill starts to roll in, because even in summer, it always does down south, head inside, light the wood fire and throw on a movie or some music. As the sky turns pink, step outside and watch the mist creep across the valley with a drink in hand. The cottage is simple in the best way — warm, comfy and surrounded by fresh country air. It’s that sweet mix of summer adventure and slow, cosy evenings that make the South West so good.
Tiny Matilda
Bridgetown
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Tiny Matilda might be small, but she’s undoubtfully got some serious charm. Perched on a regenerative, chemical-free farm, this eco stay shares its paddocks with kangaroos, native birds and a few friendly goats that might wander past your window. Inside, it’s snug and stylish with a comfy bed, a little kitchen, and big glass doors that open straight to the orchard. It’s the kind of spot where you can actually hear yourself think. Come in spring for wildflowers and new blooms, or in winter when the fog rolls in and the fire keeps things toasty. There’s nothing fancy or fussy here, just simple, beautiful slow living surrounded by nature. Bring your person, your journal, and zero plans.
Preston Valley Retreat
Lowden
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If your idea of the perfect weekend involves doing absolutely nothing, Preston Valley Retreat delivers. Sitting on more than 100 acres of pristine countryside, it’s so quiet and peaceful you may even forget what day it is. Mornings start slow, maybe a stretch on the deck, a coffee in hand, and the sound of magpies in the distance. Days are for wandering the trails or napping in the hammock, and nights are all about wine, stars, and that peaceful silence you can only find in the country. The cabin itself is fresh, bright and super cosy. It’s a little slice of calm that’ll have you checking real estate listings before you even leave.
"The Soak" at Dalton's Paddock
Manjimup
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If you’re after something a bit fancy without losing that countryside charm, The Soak is the one. Set across 40 acres of truffle trees, olive groves and vineyard, it’s basically luxury hidden in the forest. The interiors are moody and beautiful, but the real showstopper is the deep copper bath with a view straight over the Karri trees — pure main-character energy. Spend the day exploring Manjimup’s foodie spots, then come back for sunset drinks by the fire or a soak by candlelight. Every detail feels thought through, from the soft linens to the scent of the timber walls. It’s indulgent, private, and designed for anyone who needs a break that feels like a proper treat.
Cherswood Farm
Dingup
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Just 10 kilmotres outside Manjimup, Cherswood Farm is a rustic little gem where time moves slower and the loudest sound is the birds. The property’s dotted with creeks, paddocks, and plenty of local wildlife, from kangaroos to emus and cows, you name it. You can start your morning watching the sunrise over the fields, play some chess or a board game by the fire in the afternoon, and cook up a lazy dinner before curling up under the stars. The cottage itself is comfy and modest — full of charm, with everything you need for an easy escape. It’s perfect for couples or solos chasing quiet, space, and that feeling of properly switching off.
Crendon Country Retreat
Upper Capel
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Crendon Country Retreat is where you go when your brain’s fried and you just need a reset. This adults-only escape is all about peace, quiet and those endless country sunsets that make you forget what an email even is. The outdoor deck is made for sunset drinks and long chats, while the fire pit takes care of chilly nights. Inside, it’s filled with warm lighting, comfy furniture and that “don’t rush” kind of energy. You’ll find yourself slowing down without even trying. Spend the day wandering through local wineries, maybe sampling one too many, or do absolutely nothing at all. Both are totally valid options. It’s calm, grounding and seriously good for the soul.