The best glamping near Busselton, Western Australia with hot tubs

The west coast of Western Australia, especially the section stretching from Busselton south to Cape Leeuwin, is one of the country’s most remote and prettiest areas. Here, you can swim at sandy beaches and check out the wildflowers. The compact Margaret River region is a hot spot for foodies, with local wines, craft brews and heaps of gourmet treats. The area’s coast is perfect for whale watching. Convenient camping options, from caravan parks to bush retreats dot the coast along Bussell Highway, and inland. Holiday parks have powered sites, plus cabins and chalets. Wilderness-lovers can ‘go remote’—National Parks and Wildlife’s campgrounds have basic campsites within incredible nature settings.Busselton, three hours south of Perth, is the region’s low-key commercial centre, stretched around Geographe Bay. Its main attraction is the 150-year old Busselton jetty that measures more than 1.8km long. Busselton has plenty of camp sites, parks and holiday villages that offer everything from a tent site, to chalets. Ocean-facing camp grounds, are dotted along the coast road. Glamping is available at nearby Margaret River. In town, there's a Big4, Mandalay Holiday Resort, Busselton Holiday Village and RAC Busselton Holiday Park.Dunsborough, a smaller and more relaxed Busselton, offers great whale watching charters and diving opportunities. But visitors tend to head here for the attractive beaches, the pride of locals. Ask for their picks? Meelup, Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay. The Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park explodes with wildflowers and colour in Spring. Snuggle in for the night at the DIY- Boranup Camp, nestled amongst towering karri trees.If visitors come to Western Australia only once in their lives, they’ll usually head to Margaret River (and its town of the same name). Its beautiful national parks, waterways and forests, not to mention the famous wine district, make it a fun place to camp. Campgrounds, including holiday parks with full facilities, are located within the township, as well as surrounds. Given Margaret River’s place on the culinary map, be sure to stock up on gourmet delights for your luxe amp meals.

Top-rated campgrounds near Busselton

Jarrah Glen Cabins

1. Jarrah Glen Cabins

51km from Busselton · 5 sites · Lodging

Welcome to Jarrah Glen, your picturesque escape into the heart of nature. Our charming retreat offers a variety of accommodation options, each designed to provide a unique and unforgettable experience. At Jarrah Glen, we invite you to unwind, connect with nature, and create lasting memories. Whether it's a romantic getaway, a family retreat, or a gathering of friends, our accommodations offer comfort, charm, and a touch of luxury in the embrace of the beautiful Australian countryside. Book your stay today and experience the magic of Jarrah Glen.

Pets

Toilets

Showers

from

AU$303

/ night

Nannup Bush Retreat

2. Nannup Bush Retreat

63km from Busselton · 1 site · Lodging

We are a fantastic eco-friendly retreat suitable for families or a romantic getaway for couples, set on the edge of the bush with a spring fed swimming hole, eight metre long jetty and rope swing along with bush walks and great outdoor activities for all the family. When you book the retreat, the whole house and surrounding property is for your use exclusively. The retreat was built with handmade concrete blocks formed into double thick walls resulting in a wonderfully cool house in summer & of course it keeps the house nice and cosy in winter with the wood fire glowing away. Winter is a great time to relax in the outdoor hot bathtubs and soak up the serenity. PS: Dec/Jan/Feb are total fire bans so baths & pizza oven cannot be lit. Nannup Bush Retreat offers homestead-style accommodation, with wide veranda’s offering unrestricted vistas over beautiful bush land scenery. Suitable for up to eight guests at a time, you’ll be guaranteed a great experience and a relaxing stay.

Pets

Toilets

Showers

from

AU$841

/ night

The west coast of Western Australia, especially the section stretching from Busselton south to Cape Leeuwin, is one of the country’s most remote and prettiest areas. Here, you can swim at sandy beaches and check out the wildflowers. The compact Margaret River region is a hot spot for foodies, with local wines, craft brews and heaps of gourmet treats. The area’s coast is perfect for whale watching. Convenient camping options, from caravan parks to bush retreats dot the coast along Bussell Highway, and inland. Holiday parks have powered sites, plus cabins and chalets. Wilderness-lovers can ‘go remote’—National Parks and Wildlife’s campgrounds have basic campsites within incredible nature settings.Busselton, three hours south of Perth, is the region’s low-key commercial centre, stretched around Geographe Bay. Its main attraction is the 150-year old Busselton jetty that measures more than 1.8km long. Busselton has plenty of camp sites, parks and holiday villages that offer everything from a tent site, to chalets. Ocean-facing camp grounds, are dotted along the coast road. Glamping is available at nearby Margaret River. In town, there's a Big4, Mandalay Holiday Resort, Busselton Holiday Village and RAC Busselton Holiday Park.Dunsborough, a smaller and more relaxed Busselton, offers great whale watching charters and diving opportunities. But visitors tend to head here for the attractive beaches, the pride of locals. Ask for their picks? Meelup, Eagle Bay and Bunker Bay. The Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park explodes with wildflowers and colour in Spring. Snuggle in for the night at the DIY- Boranup Camp, nestled amongst towering karri trees.If visitors come to Western Australia only once in their lives, they’ll usually head to Margaret River (and its town of the same name). Its beautiful national parks, waterways and forests, not to mention the famous wine district, make it a fun place to camp. Campgrounds, including holiday parks with full facilities, are located within the township, as well as surrounds. Given Margaret River’s place on the culinary map, be sure to stock up on gourmet delights for your luxe amp meals.

Top-rated campgrounds near Busselton

Jarrah Glen Cabins

1. Jarrah Glen Cabins

51km from Busselton · 5 sites · Lodging

Welcome to Jarrah Glen, your picturesque escape into the heart of nature. Our charming retreat offers a variety of accommodation options, each designed to provide a unique and unforgettable experience. At Jarrah Glen, we invite you to unwind, connect with nature, and create lasting memories. Whether it's a romantic getaway, a family retreat, or a gathering of friends, our accommodations offer comfort, charm, and a touch of luxury in the embrace of the beautiful Australian countryside. Book your stay today and experience the magic of Jarrah Glen.

Pets

Toilets

Showers

from

AU$303

/ night

Nannup Bush Retreat

2. Nannup Bush Retreat

63km from Busselton · 1 site · Lodging

We are a fantastic eco-friendly retreat suitable for families or a romantic getaway for couples, set on the edge of the bush with a spring fed swimming hole, eight metre long jetty and rope swing along with bush walks and great outdoor activities for all the family. When you book the retreat, the whole house and surrounding property is for your use exclusively. The retreat was built with handmade concrete blocks formed into double thick walls resulting in a wonderfully cool house in summer & of course it keeps the house nice and cosy in winter with the wood fire glowing away. Winter is a great time to relax in the outdoor hot bathtubs and soak up the serenity. PS: Dec/Jan/Feb are total fire bans so baths & pizza oven cannot be lit. Nannup Bush Retreat offers homestead-style accommodation, with wide veranda’s offering unrestricted vistas over beautiful bush land scenery. Suitable for up to eight guests at a time, you’ll be guaranteed a great experience and a relaxing stay.

Pets

Toilets

Showers

from

AU$841

/ night

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The best glamping near Busselton with hot tubs guide

When to go

Temperatures can be very hot throughout summer, especially in January the thermometer can soar to above 30 degrees celsius between December and March. June and July are cooler. Spring, Autumn and Winter and top times to visit Margaret River and surrounds. Whale watching season runs from around June to early December. If you’re lucky, you’ll spot Humpback, Southern Right, Minke and Blue Whales.

Know before you go

Check for alerts and road/park closures before travelling. www.emergency.wa.gov.au and https://alerts.dbca.wa.gov.au.
The remote parks operated by the Parks & Wildlife Service have no power, nor running water or wifi and mobile phone coverage.
If driving, watch out for kangaroos, especially at dawn and dusk.
Busselton, Dunsborough and Margaret River are good places to stock up before heading south.
Whale watching trips are offered from Busselton, Dunsborough and Margaret River.
Busselton has a good fishing/camping gear shop.
Not all parks, even those in town, offer wifi.