Location:

Wildwood Valley is 6 kilometres from Yallingup overlooking Smiths Beach . Yallingup is a small town perched on the cliffs of the most spectacular coastline in Western Australia and famous for its world class surfing beaches. Overlooking one of these magnificent beaches is Wildwood Valley . It is strategically placed to get the best of both sides of the cape with the township of Dunsborough 15 minutes drive away and the popular Margaret River town approximately 20 minutes drive from here.

Facilities:

• Barbecue area
• Car Parking
• Child minding
• Cot
• Fire Place
• Games room
• Guest laundry
• Hair Dryer
• In room massage
• Internet Access
• Non smoking establishment
• Open fire
• Queen Bed

Check-in Time:

14:00

Check-out Time:

10:00

Children & Extra Guest Policy:

Children under 12 years of age are welcome to stay in our self contained units - either our 2 bedroom/1 bathroom Ladybird Apartment or 3 bedroom/2 bathroom Dragonfly Cottage.

Reception Information:

Reception is open between the hours of 9.00 am - 5. 00 pm Monday to Friday.

Business Facilities:

We do have wireless internet access that is available to guests.

Car Parking:

Guests to the main guesthouse have ample outdoor parking near our reception area. Those staying in the cottages and apartments have their own areas near to their unit.

Things to do:

There is a wonderful bush track around our 120 acre property for those interested in walking - We have a resident pet joey who delights home and overseas visitors alike! Full sized billiard table and games room Book library to borrow from TV/DVD lounge area Peace and tranquility to do nothing!!

Local Attractions:

Things to see and do in the area include: For those wanting a leisurely holiday, we have a wonderful selection of wineries, galleries and restaurants within minutes of the property. Our Margaret River wines are among the best in the world and the boutique wineries in the region provide the ambience and food to compliment these. Our awe inspiring caves are the ultimate eco experience. Take a stroll out to sea on the longest wooden jetty in the southern hemisphere, then descend 8 metres to the seabed in the Under Water Observatory where an enchanted underwater garden full of marine life awaits you. All without getting your feet wet! If you are a golfer, we have 2 excellent championship golf courses in the area at very reasonable prices. Visit the Wardan Aboriginal Centre where the Wardandi people - traditional owners of most of the land in the Margaret River wine region have chosen to share aspects of their culture with visitors; or canoe down the Margaret River with 'Bush Tucker Tours' for a chance to learn some history of the local Aboriginal people and taste their traditional food. For the more adventurous - swim with the dolphins in Koombana Bay or take a trip on the 'whale watcher' with Naturaliste Charters where the whales come right up to the boat during their breeding period between August and December. As one guest said "we could smell their breath!" The artificial reef created by the sinking of 'H.M.A.S. Swan' draws divers from all over the world and was specifically prepared with the safety of divers in mind. Try a horse ride at sunset through bush to experience kangaroos in the wild. The 120 kilometres Cape to Cape walk track stretches the length of the Leeuwin - Naturaliste National Park . Divided into short walks, visitors can explore the contrasting terrains from sandy beaches and cliff top paths, to shady forest and rocky coast. The area abounds with beautiful beaches, crystal clear water, pristine white sand. You may surf with the dolphins or just enjoy our wonderful swimming beaches. It is difficult to imagine an area that offers you more than the Cape to Cape Margaret River Wine Region and Wildwood Valley is just one of the little gems to be found in this unique south west corner of Western Australia .

Getting There:

To get to Wildwood Valley travelling along the Kwinana Freeway heading south: Stay on the freeway and follow the signs saying Mandurah. Take the Mandurah turn off. You will bypass the town of Mandurah, follow the signs to Bunbury, then Busselton and on to Dunsborough. Perth to Mandurah - 45 minutes Mandurah to Bunbury - one hour Bunbury to Busselton - half hour Busselton to Dunsborough - 25 minutes Coming into Busselton stay on the new bypass road and don't take turn into Busselton. Keep going straight on for approx 6 km and eventually you will come to a large roundabout. Turn right signposted to Dunsborough (do not turn left to Margaret River). You will come to a T-junction turn left and follow signs to Dunsborough and Yallingup (you will be travelling along Caves Road). You need to drive through to Dunsborough going straight through 2 roundabouts following the signs to Yallingup. You are now on Caves Road and will need to travel approx 8 km until you see the turn off on the left to Margaret River. This is immediately after the Yallingup Hall on the left corner. Travel approx. 3 km down this road and just after you see the ?Sienna Lodge? Restaurant on your right, slow down and take the next left turn down Wildwood Road. Drive 2.2 km along Wildwood Road and when you see the yellow diamond road sign for the ?Crest?, slow down as our turning is directly opposite on the right hand side. The roads are very good and mostly dual highway. There is a large police presence in WA particularly down south! Have a safe journey and look forward to welcoming you here at Wildwood Valley!