Yelverton Brook Conservation Sanctuary

Discover what makes Yelverton Brook an award-winning Conservation Sanctuary for critically endangered species and meet the animals that call it home.

Choose between a Generous, Two Bedroom Lodge or a Spacious, One Bedroom Studio
You can be assured of a relaxing stay in one of the spacious Lodges or open-plan Studios, surrounded by beautiful native flora & fauna. Enjoy a slower pace of life, immersing yourself in nature and getting up close with the wildlife right on your doorstep, or use as a perfect base to explore this picture-perfect corner of Western Australia. 

The Perfect Getaway For Family And Friends or a Perfect Couple Retreat
Large, open-plan living areas provide a great space to unwind and recharge. Tall vaulted ceilings and panoramic windows overlook a luscious and uninterrupted natural setting, creating a bright and airy feel.  The versatile spaces are well suited for relaxing and spending time together – enabling you to reconnect without the distractions of everyday life. There is also the option of a cosy wood fire for those cooler months. A fully equipped kitchen is ideal for preparing delicious meals, whilst a vast patio and secluded lawn surrounded by beautiful bushland allow you to enjoy everything nature has to offer. Each lodge or studio has its own private outdoor hot tub – perfect for relaxing in under glorious, southern starry skies. All of the comforts of home are provided to ensure your stay is hassle-free.

The Story of Yelverton Brook

Joy & Simon purchased Yelverton Brook as a 100-acre virgin bush block in 1988 and with a passion for all things nature and a strong organic ethos, their dream was to establish a tourism venture with green ideals. Each of the Lodges & Studios has been lovingly hand-built from sustainably sourced materials and features environmentally sensitive design. They are positioned into existing, natural bushland clearings in order to ensure a low environmental impact and as little disturbance to nature as possible. As a result, each is nestled in an amphitheatre of forest, creating privacy for guests and a feeling of seclusion.

In 2001, with the help of volunteers from the Australian Conservation Trust, they installed a custom-built predator-proof fence surrounding the whole 100 acres. This marked the transformation of the property into a Wildlife Conservation Sanctuary. Yelverton Brook now acts as a safe release site for critically endangered native wildlife and is home to a host of Australian animals, including three critically endangered species. Their work is also helping native Australian flora to thrive, returning the bushland to an ‘Eden status’ which provides a safe haven to over 50 species of birdlife.