Wilga Farm Stay

Escape to Wilga Farm Stay, a regenerative farm nestled in the heart of WA’s south-west. Surrounded by native forest, it’s the perfect base to explore the region, unwind in nature, and experience farm life firsthand. Whether your here for the wildlife, the stargazing or the local attractions, Wilga Farm Stay offers a peaceful retreat with adventure at your door step.

Key Highlights

• Bush Walks: Enjoy beautiful bush walks directly from the farm boundary.
• Accommodation: Ideal for singles, couples and small groups to base themselves for a country retreat or to attend local events.
• Good Nights Sleep: Comfortable beds and friendly hospitality will embrace you after an active day in the bush.
• Regenerative Farming in Action: See sustainable farming practices first-hand and learn how they nurture the land.
• Star Gazing: With minimal light pollution, enjoy breathtaking views of the Milky Way.
• Wildflower Wonderland: Discover native wildflowers in the surrounding bushland during the winter & spring.
• Centrally Located: A perfect base to explore nearby towns, wineries, and local events.
• Peace & Tranquillity: Relax in a quiet, natural setting, far from the hustle and bustle.

Wilga Farm Stay is a unique regenerative farm in WA’s south-west, owned by 60 like-minded co-owners who share a passion for health and sustainability. Partnering with the Mulloon Institute and RegenWA, we are committed to regenerating the land for future generations. Our rustic accommodation allows visitors to experience farm life up close, witness sustainable farming in action, and soak in the tranquillity of the surrounding native bush. Whether you’re here to explore, learn, or simply unwind, Wilga Farm Stay offers a peaceful escape with nature at its heart.

Visitor Information

Facilities

Accessibility

• Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Testimonials

“Awesome 3 nights at Wilga farm stay. Loved every minute of our stay great host great accomodation. Had a great time chatting to the cows and the sheep. Warm and cosy. We will be back again.” Facebook