Last Updated on 23 January 2026 by Ariana Svenson
Here we provide a great summary of accommodation Ferguson Valley offers! Whether you are interested in a Ferguson Valley farmstay, cottages, camping or retreat, you will be delighted at the wide ranges of places to stay in the Fergie! As expected for a rich agricultural area, the farm stays and cottages provide exceptional opportunities to get out and breathe the fresh air. While other options, like the Wellington Cottages, are completely surrounded by the forest.
There is so much to do and experience in the Ferguson Valley! Make sure to also read our guide The Best Things to do in The Ferguson Valley WA. Also, we realize that things change all the time, and so it’s really important to us that we provide the most up to date information possible! That’s why we go through our pages annually making sure they are as current as possible. As always, if you notice something that’s not quite right, please let us know in the comments!
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Ferguson Valley Accommodation
Ferguson Farmstay
With spectacular views across the Ferguson Valley, all the way to the lights of Bunbury which twinkle at night, we absolutely love this Ferguson Valley accommodation. We have written a huge review of the Ferguson Valley Farm Stay in our Ferguson Farmstay Review. I mean, what is there not to love about this Farm Stay? Featuring cute rammed earth cottages, stunning views, and lots of friendly animals. Keep in mind that guests who stay 2 nights or more can partake in farm activities as part of their stay.
For more information and current rates take a look at the Ferguson Farm Stay website.
Wellington Forest Cottages
The rustic Wellington Forest cottages were built in the 1920s for Forest Department employees and the little village of weatherboard cottages makes you feel like you have stepped back in time. There are 8 cottages in total, fully self-contained, and most have a fireplace. A bike path and creek run through this idyllic Ferguson Valley accommodation property.
There is also a café at the Wellington Forest Cottages as well as some very friendly local kangaroos. Rumour has it they are more than happy to pose for selfies!
Check here for current rates to stay at Wellington Forrest Cottages.
Evedon Lakeside Retreat
We’ve chosen the Evedon Lakeside Retreat for our next Ferguson Valley getaway – with cozy cabins, and wood fires, they look absolutely gorgeous. There is a common area to iron & wash clothes, no individual irons or hairdryers that we saw.
Right outside your cabin are fantastic views of the lake and surrounding bushland. We can’t wait to go fishing in the lake and also to kayak around the lake. Evedon Lakeside retreat supply kayaks with oars & life jackets at no charge. There are several walking trails too which are good to stretch the legs & enjoy the area.
Note, some of these cabins are two stories and have an attractive spiral staircase that could be an issue for those who are not so mobile – or those with small children like toddlers who have not yet mastered stairs!
Outside there are communal fire pits which are fun & social. There are several walking trails too which are good to stretch the legs & enjoy the area.
We didn’t eat at the restaurant but did get takeaway pizza. It was delicious!
Check out the latest rates for Evedon Lakeside Retreat on Agoda.com
Check out the latest rates for Evedon Lakeside Retreat on Booking.com
Glen Mervyn Lodge
For families there is an outdoor children’s cubby house and play area (which you can view from indoors)! To add to the homey feeling there is a large family room with an inbuilt bookcase, wood fire and kids’ corner. The lodge is suitable for large groups and families whilst the cottage is the perfect place for up to 2 people.
Click on Booking.com for Glen Mervyn Lodge rates and availability
Click on Agoda.com for Glen Mervyn Lodge rates and availability
Accommodation Ferguson Valley – Other Options
Henty Lodge B&B also gets good reviews and might be worth checking out, especially if you are traveling as a couple.
Haven’t found the accommodation in the Ferguson Valley you are looking for? Why not look a little further north at the different options around Harvey WA? Or check out our blog posts on accommodation in Bunbury, Western Australia!
What about Camping in the Ferguson Valley?
One of the best things to do in the Ferguson Valley is a good, old fashioned camping trip! That’s right; not being far from Perth you can head down south on a Friday night after work and still have time to set up your tent before dark. Some of the premier camping around Perth is found at Wellington Dam (the Potters Gorge campsite) or at Honeymoon Pool.
We actually went glamping at Potters Gorge, in a great setup offered by kiosk at the Dam. You can read about our glamping experience and the other options in Complete Potters Gorge, Wellington Dam, Honeymoon Pool Camping Reviews.
The Verdict – The Best Ferguson Valley Accommodation to Rest and Recharge
If you are for Ferguson Valley accommodations, we have you covered. Whether you are looking for a Ferguson Valley farmstay experience, Ferguson Valley camping information, and everything in between this guide is sure to help. The range of accommodation Ferguson Valley has to offer is slightly limited. However, these are great opportunities to relax, unwind, and enjoy nature.
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