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Peaceful Pastures

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· Mullalyup, Western Australia
9 acres hosted by David W.
1 Vehicle/Tent site · 2 Caravan sites
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Peaceful Pastures is set over 9.3 acres. The back 5 acres has a watercourse running through with wild ducks and 4 cows. The front 4 acres has a shed in the centre and 3 caravan campsites. We welcome quiet and considerate campers, who are self-contained with their own facilities. A self-contained fire pit is provided at each of the 3 campsites, for use outside the state fire ban that extends from Nov 1st to May 10th. Firewood may be available, but bringing your own is recommended. There is a small water tank, with rainwater available at the tap. This is to be used minimally at times of no rain and not to be used for car or van washing. The property is located 2.2 km off the South-Western Highway along a quiet, sealed road. Close by is the Kirup Tavern which has well-priced meals, pool tables and dartboards. It's a 15-minute drive from Donnybrook, with shops, restaurants, weekend markets and the Apple Fun Park, and 11 minutes from the tourist town of Balingup.
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5 Ratings · 5 reviews
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Joel D.recommends
October 13, 2024
Right of driveway
Peaceful stay with the cows
The site was neat and tidy. David was a great host who was clear with communication. Woke up to the sound of birds and cows. I enjoyed my stay.
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Sanette G.recommends
September 24, 2024
Left of Driveway
Great weekender
Easy access with quiet and relaxing nights by the fire. David was nice and friendly to deal with.
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Ellen N.recommends
September 23, 2024
Right of driveway
What a beautiful spot! Very very peaceful, beautiful and green flat space, beautiful view. Would definitely go again. Only 3 sites, we had the place to ourselves.
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David H.recommends
February 2, 2024
Left of Driveway
Location was excellent. Plenty of room for setting up. Very little traffic on the adjacent road so it was quiet. Great communication from the host. Dog friendly site. We would recommend to others using with either a camper trailer or caravan.
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Karina S.recommends
September 25, 2023
Cul de Sac Caravan Site
Great peaceful spot. David was a friendly host. Very level site easy to find.
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Mullalyup, Western Australia, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Noongar and Bibbulman First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by David W.

Joined in September 2023
Response rate: 100%Response time: Within 2 hours
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