Blackwood River Estate

A historic homestead bed and breakfast at Dingup outside Manjimup, with ensuite queen rooms, a two-bedroom family cottage sleeping up to eight, and grounds that host weddings, celebrations and functions.

Dalton's Paddock puts three separate stays — two tiny homes and a homestead — on forty acres of working land seven minutes outside Manjimup, across vines, truffle trees, olive groves and a fruit orchard. Rather than fence guests off from the farming, the property lets you walk straight into it: stroll the vineyard, explore among the truffle trees, and in season pick fresh fruit straight from the orchard. Manjimup carries the truffle-capital title for the whole southern hemisphere, and staying here puts that industry at the doorstep rather than down the road. The three stays — The Soak and Watertree, the tiny homes, and the four-bedroom Homestead — are spaced apart for privacy: the tiny homes suit couples, the Homestead a family or larger group, and none of the three crowd each other across the paddocks. Weddings are also held on site. For a working vineyard stay near Manjimup where truffle country is the back yard, not just the district, Dalton's Paddock is the pick of it.

A boutique honey producer and packer at Channybearup near Pemberton, working with unprocessed, 100% natural West Australian honey. Pemberton Honey Co. calls itself a centre of excellence connecting people to the bush — running experiences built around the bees, the land and the environment, telling a story of time and place through the hive.