Fair Harvest Permaculture

Nice campsite good location close to Margret river.

I love the place. It is very generous green space with lot of trees and privacy. I am not a big fan of pit toilets but I must admit that it worked pretty well with no smell etc. Howevete, there are just two of them so it might be too little when the site is busy. But all in all, this is how I imagine that every camping site should look like.

Recently competed the Permaculture Design Course (PDC) - Jan 2023. What an amazing - and educational - experience. The PDC is not just for ‘greenies, hippies, landscapers and the like’ - it is a course that all should attend for the broad appreciation of earth and life, to preserve and engage. Highly Recommended - extremely informative - very thought-provoking, the managers, staff and teachers each bring broad knowledge on the principals of Permaculture - Earth Care, People Care and Fair Share. Worth every cent! The food (for the course) was simply AMAZING - all prepared onsite using where possible site grown ingredients, even including Osso Bucco (meat from one of the farm animals), organic (everything of course!) eggs, veggies, and for our time there, in season apricots and plums (YUM) - that had REAL flavour and I would imagine nutrition packed. Again - SUPER recommended - if you’re fortunate to get on the next course - DO IT!!!

It's beautiful here, we came when it was a little hot though. Love the geese and goats! The veggie garden was lovely, and we really wanted to camp in the teepee but it was booked for a while, next time though! Really wanted to try the food but having a fussy eater child made it a bit difficult. Menu was fresh, but could do with more drink options, would have been nice to sit outside with a milkshake or smoothie.

lovely spot, sweet woman running the place nice amenities, and cute doggies and horses

Probably one of the best campsite I stayed in (and I went to many in Australia/New Zealand). Eco friendly campsite located 6km from Margaret River in a quiet and wild area, this place have hot showers/dry toilets/campkitchen/plugs to recharge your phone and other devices/playground for children (or adults ahah). We paid $53 for 3 adults (1 car, 2 tents). You can recycle cans/glass bottles/food scraps... Just make sure you bring your own trash bag for your trash that can't be recycled (they only take the stuff that can be recycled, which is fair enough). They also have some goats with their own house, chilling around... I wish we had enough time to check the permaculture area, an other time maybe :) Anyway, everything is built in a logical and ecological way, respectful of the earth. I hope we will see more places like this in the future, this is a great concept and that's how I picture the accommodation of tomorrow. Thank you!

The best campsite I stayed, clean and fun. and very comfy with a glamping service.

Not just accommodation, but an experience too! Great to see all the unique elements of the park, and the hosts sourced us fresh eggs as we wanted to make pasta from scratch. Best shower of our trip so far too- short (via an electronic timer), but the whole place runs on one rainwater tank so that’s more than fair. Made a couple four legged friends! Thanks for having us stay!