This is my second day staying at Margaret River Tourist Park, and I’m genuinely impressed with the entire experience so far. The accommodation exceeded my expectations—it was exceptionally clean, well-stocked, and clearly maintained with care. From the moment we arrived, everything felt welcoming and comfortable, making it easy to settle in and truly enjoy the space. The location is also a huge plus—quiet enough to feel like a retreat, but still close to everything you need. One thing that really stood out to me was the friendliness and warmth of the receptionist—so helpful and kind, which really set a positive tone for our stay. Overall, it’s been such a lovely experience and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxed, clean, and well-managed place to stay while exploring the beautiful Margaret River region.

The whole cottage was very well fitted out.. Nice there is a little Nespresso machine. I love that. The camp/park is in a nice location.

The only negative thing was that upon arrival we learned that you had to bring your own shampoo, luckily we brought the previous shampoo and conditioner from the previous motel. The reason what they didn't like single use of plastics. Well, that's all good and reasonable but they did supply a Nespresso machine with single use of aluminium coffee capsules. So a bit hypocritical. ( personally I like Nespresso but you can buy compostable coffee capsules too. )

All out great accomodation. All amenities available, well stocked and the beds were clean and comfortable.

The bungalows are a little bit dated for the price you pay. For little Money the bungalows could receive a bit of an upgrade to look less like a Donga. The lighting especially is bland and cold, making it feel a bit like mining site accomodation. As I said, it wouldn't take much to make it feel a bit more modern and boutique. However this is only meant as a productive critisism and maybe management picks this up. We would surely stay here again.

I was looking for last-minute accommodation right before Christmas, and booked the last available room in Margaret River Tourist Park. I thought one of the three of us would be sleeping on the couch, so I was very (pleasantly) surprised to find two separate bedrooms, each with their own en-suite. There is a fully equipped kitchen and air-conditioning. We also enjoyed a swim in the communal pool. The park is very close to Lifecycle Bikes, if you're thinking about hiring bikes.

They no longer provide mini shampoos, nor do they sell any at reception, which was unfortunate, because all of us forgot to pack.

We were a large family group gathering for a special event. we were able to get 3 cottages next to each other and right next to a BBQ area which was fabulous for what we needed. At one point the BBQ ran out of gas, but staff provided a replacement immediately. The cottages were basic with everything we needed and the Park was a short walk from town. SMS communication was fabulous in keeping me informed about everything, including a water stoppage. Really appreciated it.

Accommodation was on the pricey side for the basic amenities. Otherwise it was great.

Quiet location, with great facilities for families. The unit we stayed in was well equipped and comfortable, with air-conditioning, various cooking options, TV etc. Separate bedroom and bathroom. Pleasant place to come back to after a day's outing. Access to town centre was an easy walk. Parking was at the door, making it easy to unload/load the car. This was our second stay, and we'd be happy to stay again.

Not much to dislike - We stayed for 7 nights - but had to ask for fresh towels. Toiletries were very limited (1 small guest-bar of soap).

I always stay at Margaret River tourist park for our tour group, as they have many units for one-bedroom units and 2-bedroom units for our 2-sharings and 4-sharings. The rooms have a spacious front verandah that fits 10 or 12 people to get together for meals. The location is also quite central, and ideal if we are travelling around the vicinity from Yallingup to Augusta.

As this unit is for disabled, the bathroom has no shower screen, and supposed to have a shower curtain which was not installed when we checked in. The electric blanket was also not working. We called the main office and they got it sorted almost immediately.

I was there for a week and it was central to everything, including a walk into the main town area. The unit was well set up and clean and there were enough blankets and towels. It was very quiet given it was school holidays and it was great to be offered the midweek service.

Whatever the noise was outside the bedroom, maybe the hot water unit for next door, was very loud when it was on. Also, the lack of consistent wifi made it impossible to watch anything apart from local channels on the TV.

After traveling around the city, finding this place was perfect. Quiet, comfortable, and well equipped and the grand finale was... an electric blanket on the bed. No words... which was perfect, the weather was cold and every night it reached 9, 10 degrees. Perfect location, we went to a music festival and it was just a short walk to get there. Thanks for everything

Nothing to complain. Like i said, the unit was big enough for spend few days and relax. Maybe, one or other kitchen utensils. But dont make any diference on my days.

Our location was lovely with lots of trees around. The BBQ was a great bonus.

This is not a complaint just something that happened which is not management's fault. The second night a new couple moved into the next room who were very friendly but initially parked their 4WD across the front of our unit but moved in front of their unit when I asked. They also spent a couple of hours smoking and drinking at their outside table & chairs. Fortunately they left early for dinner so we enjoyed our BBQ and glass of wine while they were away.