Six Western Australian properties have earned spots among Australia’s best nature escapes in the 2026 Hipcamp camping awards, highlighting a diverse mix of working farms, vineyard stays, and secluded forest hideaways. According to Hipcamp, the platform analyzed booking data, user ratings, and reviews across more than 500,000 campsites nationwide to determine the winners ahead of the peak spring camping and wildflower season.
Bolinda Vale Farm offers historic pastoral camping in Keysbrook
Located in the Darling Range, Bolinda Vale Farm is a 3,000-acre working beef cattle and Merino sheep property that has remained in the same family since 1926. According to Hipcamp, campsites sit privately along Dirk Brook, offering visitors an authentic working-farm experience rather than a commercial campground designed to mimic rural life.
Callcup Farm provides off-grid seclusion along the Warren River
Situated near Pemberton, Callcup Farm spans 100 acres of working farmland where cattle graze and truffles are cultivated. According to Hipcamp, the property sits along the Warren River surrounded by giant karri forest, making it a prime destination for travelers seeking a remote, off-grid South West escape.
Jarvis Estate Winery brings vineyard camping to Margaret River
Campers seeking a blend of agriculture and local viticulture can stay directly among the vines at Jarvis Estate Winery and Camping. According to Hipcamp, the family-owned 50-acre property sits roughly 10 minutes from Margaret River town and grants overnight guests access to complimentary tastings at the estate’s cellar door.
Lakeside at Running Gully delivers intimate forest glamping in Upper Warren
For travelers prioritizing absolute privacy, Lakeside at Running Gully offers a deliberately tiny layout deep within the South West forest. According to Hipcamp, the site features just two campsites alongside an off-grid glamping dome that looks out over a private lake.
Peaceful Valley Farm balances family amenities with rural space in Jelcobine
Located roughly an hour and a half from Perth, Peaceful Valley Farm is a 150-acre nature-based property featuring grazing cattle and sheep. According to Hipcamp, the site offers large creekside pitches equipped with hot showers and toilets, catering directly to families and caravanners who want wide-open spaces without sacrificing basic conveniences.
Fish, Fibre and Forage Farm showcases Wheatbelt agriculture in Tammin
Spanning 1,400 acres, Fish, Fibre and Forage Farm operates as a mixed enterprise raising sheep, cattle, and alpacas alongside a small fish farm. According to Hipcamp, the Wheatbelt property provides visitors with expansive open skies and serves as a strong base for viewing regional wildflowers.
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