Yelverton Brook Conservation Sanctuary

The retreat is nestled in a very unique 100 acre conservation sanctuary in the heart of the Margaret River Wine Region of Western Australia.

Meet the very friendly wildlife on your doorstep and over 50 species of native birds delight the eye and ear in the woods around the retreat. 

Now imagine soaking your private hot tub outside each of the spacious studios or premium lodges watching the wildlife?

Steam rises gently from the hot tub, mingling with the morning dew and aroma of Jarrah, Sheoak and Peppermint trees. The moisture sparkles in the early morning light of a new sunrise as birds, Bandicoots, Possums, Kangaroos and the critically endangered Woylie's (a miniature Kangaroo 10" high) gather on the front patio or veranda for a sample tasty treats by visitors.

You can choose from the spacious studios or premium lodges - featuring mud-brick, timber and stone, some have log fires, four poster beds, heated bathroom flooring, all have reverse-cycle air-conditioning and private hot tub under the stars.

The spacious studio offers a 4 poster bed, leadlight windows, heated bathroom flooring, veranda and private hot tub.

The premium lodge has hand made earth bricks offering you 2 x queen bedrooms, patio area with a sail shade. Option of a wood fire, seating in the lounge for up to 6 & dining table.  A double sofa bed is available in the lounge area if required.

Enjoy home away from home with herbs and spices in the kitchen to olive oil for the gas BBQ. 

Enjoy the option of freshly baked biodynamic bread (must be pre-ordered) included in rate is, free range eggs, butter, small milk & local paper, maps & guides on arrival. Beautiful linen and bath robes are supplied.

Yelverton Brook is a multi award winning property in Western Australian Tourism Awards, Telstra Small Business Awards, Landcare Awards, Environmental Awards and Energy Efficiency Awards. Finalist 2019 in Australia's Favourite Family Business.

Yelverton Brook is committed to preserving the environment by predator proof fencing the entire 100 acres & turning it into a Conservation Sanctuary. 

They entered the  "Hall of Fame in 2020" for holding Advanced Accreditation with Ecotourism Assoc of Australia for 20yrs of commitment.