ACCOMMODATION HOVEA WA

Banksia Tourist Village is one of Perth s finest tourist parks on the outskirts of the Swan Valley Wine region. Banksia is set on 17 picturesque acres on the base of the Gooseberry Hill National Park This quiet and carefree estate is only 20 minutes from the city centre and 10 minutes from the Domestic and International airport. Banksia is an accredited AAA Tourism four star rated park with a great range of quality accommodation and facilities. Accommodation ranges from fully self contained chalets and cabins to shady powered sites. (Ensuite sites also available).Pets permitted at Management discretion.

Inn Mahogany Creek offers the finest accommodation, and is a four star rated venue with a reputation for providing quality, friendly service at great value. Guests can also choose to eat at the modern restaurant and bar where they have sourced some of the highest quality produce. Situated on a 3.5 acre block in the idyllic Perth Hills. Inn Mahogany Creek is less than 35 kilometres away from the centre of Perth but offers a quiet getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city. Its access to the Great Eastern Highway makes it both easy to get to, and gives guests the opportunity to explore the nearby town of Mundaring....

Rosebridge House Bed and Breakfast offers all the elegance, romance and charm of the early 1900s! Nestled on the edge of Gooseberry Hill National Park and within walking distance of Kalamunda, a charming country village only a 10 to 15 minute drive from Perth airport, you'll find one of Perth's best kept secrets. This charming 1920s colonial home offers four romantically furnished bedrooms with brass beds and en suite's with spa. All the rooms have their own identity and have been carefully decorated to reflect this. With French doors opening onto wide verandas that flow into glorious gardens and water features. Enjoy a complimentary fully cooked gourmet breakfast in the garden or beside the pool. Other complimentary facilities include: a guest lounge with library, all day tea and coffee, wireless internet, television and DVD player, cable television, reverse-cycle climate control, barbecue facilities, pool towels and laundry facilities. ...

Whether resting prior to your journey along the Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail, or perhaps needing a well earned rest after completing the trip – Visitors are most welcome to stop by at the Travellers Rest Motel for first class family or single accommodation. The Travellers Rest Motel is conveniently located just a few minutes from Mundaring Township with shopping and fast food facilities and all conveniences. Set on 7.5 acres of beautiful bushland so there's plenty of room for parking.

Completely renovated & redecorated units available for overnight or extended stays:

Overnight units sleep 1-3 people. Units have reverse cycle air-conditioning, shower, microwave, toaster, tea and coffee facilities.

Self contained furnished units with all commodities suitable for 1-3 people, long or short term stays.

Self contained units, sleeping facilities with 2 rooms, kitchen with cooking facilities, shower, bath and laundry suitable for five people.

Disabled overnight unit contains queen size bed, spacious, specially designed bathroom, microwave, toaster, tea and coffee facilities.

Also a gorgeous new gazebo and barbeque area for use by our guests free of charge!

Once a year, over a long weekend, Swan Valley celebrates everything the Valley stands for. Food. Wine. Music. Fun. Arts. Culture. Workshops. Entertainment. Known collectively as Entwined in the Valley, it's the signature event of this ever-burgeoning humane food region. The premier showcase of the weekend is the Entwined Degustation Dinner, where the cr?me de la cr?me of internationally renowned chefs and sommeliers join forces for an annual evening of epicurean indulgence. Past guest chefs include George Calombaris and Matt Moran, with ?Pop Princess of Pastry? Anna Polyviou taking top billing for 2016. Guests will be treated to a seven-course degustation menu showcasing fresh Swan Valley produce, with each course strategically matched with award-winning local wines from the Singapore Airlines Swan Valley Wine Show. Prepared by Caroline Taylor, Hadleigh Troy, Michael Hartnell and Kiren Mainwaring, this year's feast is set to be a showstopper. The Entwined experience doesn't stop there, with a stellar lineup of food and fun planned from November 4 to 6. Last year most Entwined events sold out quickly, so grab those tickets soon....

Darlington Estate Winery and Restaurant is situated just 25 kilometres from Perth, set atop a beautifully wooded valley with sweeping views of eucalypt bushland. The winery offers wine tastings and cellar door sales, while the restaurant is famous for its ambience, atmosphere and rustic surroundings. This is combined with unsurpassed quality of produce and service, attested to by its many prestigious awards and positive media reviews. Dalington Estate was a Goldplate Award winner last year and is also proud to have won the Excellence Awards in 2001 and 2002. The Estate regularly hosts functions, weddings and jazz evenings in addition to its regular a-la-carte lunches and dinners. Bookings are essential. ...

A wonderful day out in the beautiful Perth hills for all the family.? The Darlington community invites you to join the fun and experience all that our unique festival, now in its fifty-third year, has to offer.? There are five art exhibitions: the inaugural Robert Juniper Landscape Art Prize, Open Art featuring leading hills artists, Hans arkeveld retrospective, Youth and Junior Art.? Plus lots of things to do: relax with continuous entertainment; treat yourself at the food stalls; find hand crafted art, craft and produce; learn a new skills at the art workshops; entertain the kids with lots of activities also watching quick flicks....

Eagle's View Walk Trail is a 15 kilometre moderate loop walk around John Forrest National Park, Western Australia's oldest national park, with impressive views across the Swan Coastal Plain to distant Perth the track passes through varied vegetation types, including heath lands, open wandoo woodlands and mixed jarrah-marri-wandoo forest. This Top Trail takes walkers away from the picnic areas, initially following Jane Brook down the valley. It then climbs up the valley wall to great views of the city and ocean. The trail then weaves its way up and down valleys, creek lines and hills before heading back to the brook. There are different ecosystems along the way and spring wildflowers are spectacular. Hovea Falls is a pretty place for a picnic lunch when water is flowing. The trail follows Jane Brook back to the main visitor's area. Signs every two kilometres advise how far you have walked and how far to go. The trail can be tackled clockwise or anticlockwise. The walk trail brochure is available from the ranger's office, along with the walker's log book. Walkers must register before they head off and on their return....

Escape to Parkerville and discover the striking Perth Hills hinterland of the Darling Range. Explore the Railway Reserve Heritage Trail on foot, bike or horseback, or enjoy the beauty of Western Australia's oldest conservation area - John Forrest National Park. Situated in the Shire of Mundaring, just 45 minutes from Perth by car, Parkerville is an easily accessible base for a day exploring the breathtaking scenery, flora and fauna of the Hills. Originally a quarry area, today Parkerville is a quiet, laidback country town with the pristine natural woodlands of John Forrest National Park on its doorstep and the Railway Reserve Heritage Trail inviting you to explore. Ideal for bushwalking, cycling or horse riding, the Heritage Trail retraces 70 kilometres of the old Fremantle to York Eastern Railway, constructed in the 1880s. In addition to the history of the small settlements that sprang up along the railway line, you'll discover a diverse range of native animals and flora in the forests and bushland, from abundant bird life, to kangaroos, echidnas and carpets of colourful wildflowers in spring. You'll also discover a range of refreshment options here, including Parkerville's restaurant and heritage country pub. Fill up with a hearty country lunch and continue exploring the Darling Range countryside in the afternoon. Alternatively, book a table for dinner and an overnight stay at a cosy bed and breakfast, or a self-contained cottage or chalet, and extend your Hills adventure....

Fun Station Midland brings a whole new meaning to interactive family fun in a safe and air-conditioned environment. Kids love Fun Station because activities can be as challenging or competitive as they want. You can feel secure knowing that friendly staff are always on hand to ensure that kids make the most of their time at Fun Station. Fun Station is very conscious of safety and security for all guests. Some of Fun Station?s safety features include staff operated electronic locking entry and exit gates, multiple emergency exits with alarms on all exits to prevent unsupervised exit of the centre, regular checks of equipment and public liability insurance. So guests can have peace of mind when visiting Fun Station. At Fun Station we specialise in parties. For a hassle free birthday party, choose one of our themed party rooms and let us organise the rest. There are five great theme rooms to choose from. Fun Station is located on Great Eastern Highway Midland, approximately 25 minutes drive from Perth....

Rock and Roll Mountain Biking offers all things mountain biking. They allow you to experience the enjoyment and thrills of a true mountain biking adventure. From a mountain bike skills clinic to a scenic outdoors tour of the bushlands of Western Australia, they can provide an all-in-one mountain biking experience in a safe and controlled situation. Your guides are qualified mountain bike coaches that can show you the best trails that allow you to experience the peace, beauty and serenity that Perth has to offer. They can tailor riders to suit all levels of experience. Rock and Roll Mountain Biking Tours are located at the trail head in the Kalamunda Hills. You can hire a bike and explore yourself or sign up for one of their tours. What you ride is up to you! ...

Unify, 24Hundred and Red Hill Auditorium are proud to announce Redfest - Perth's first ever New Year's Eve heavy music event! Taking place at the picturesque Red Hill Auditorium, Redfest, is the first New Year's Eve event of its kind in Western Australia and will bring the very best of the burgeoning Australian heavy music scene to Perth and showcase them alongside fine local talent set to a breathtaking backdrop of the Perth cityscape. Come along for the ride with The Amity Affliction, Northlane, Deez Nuts and many more....

As well as being an idyllic place for a scenic drive, a picnic with friends, or bushwalking, Mundaring Weir is also an important part of Western Australia's heritage. Located in natural bushland in the Perth Hills, Mundaring Weir is one of the world's greatest engineering projects. Completed in 1903, the Weir was the start of the water pipeline that pumped water to the Kalgoorlie goldfields, some 700 kilometres away. At the foot of the weir is the Number 1 Pump Station Museum where you can learn more about the brilliant engineer behind the project, C.Y. O'Connor, who endured much public criticism and tragically took his own life. A drive trail that follows the pipeline called the Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail starts at the museum. There are several walking trails around Mundaring Weir that take you deep into virgin bush. You'll see beautiful native plants, animals and plenty of birds. You can also walk across the massive concrete Weir wall. Pack a picnic and enjoy the barbecue facilities, grassed areas and shady trees. While improvement works are underway, there will be limited access both above and below the Weir wall. Mundaring Weir is about a 40 minute drive from Perth....

Grandview B and B is nestled on the escarpment overlooking Perth city and surrounding areas. It is situated just 15 minutes from both the international and domestic airports and transfers can be arranged. At Grandview you can expect immaculate executive style accommodation within beautiful bush surroundings. The house is in a quiet and tranquil location offering guests the opportunity to relax and unwind and enjoy some of the most wonderful sunsets you will ever see. Once you enter this spacious and gracious home you will be charmed by its character. Guests are welcome to wander throughout the communal areas of the home and appreciate the antiques and curios of bygone years. Wander outside onto the deck and curl up in the sumptuous day bed with a book or just enjoy the magnificent views. From the deck take the spiral staircase down to the outdoor ?rooms? that look onto the swimming pool and, of course, the fabulous views....

Lamont's Swan Valley venue has personalised over the years to market demand in regards to the wine and food styles it represents. In November 2009 Fiona and Kate Lamont designed a new look cellar door and "small taste" menu to give a fresh approach to the way they feel their customer base is heading. By offering a new monthly changing menu with dishes designed to be shared in their cellar door at rustic wooden tables, benches and stools - it lends itself to a relaxed comfortable atmosphere being able to showcase their premium wines with expert advice and suits the discerning wine customer and food lover....

Fred Jacoby Park is a great spot for picnics, watching wildlife, photography or just relaxing before, or after heading off, on one of the numerous walk trails within the Beelu National Park. Fully equipped with picnic facilities, free barbecues and a children's playground, you will enjoy communing with nature in this beautifully landscaped park. The park features a range of trees from many parts of the world including one of the biggest English Oak Trees in Western Australia. A boardwalk enables visitors to get in under the canopy of this 140 year old heritage listed tree, whilst protecting the tree roots from compaction. Beelu National Park has over 3,000 hectares of park land abundant with flora and fauna that is native to Western Australia. See possums, echidnas, kangaroos and wallabies as well as Jarrah trees, Marri trees and Banksias. Mundaring is located less than an hour's drive from Perth via Kalamunda or Midland....

Valley Camp is located in the stunning Avon Valley National Park. Close to jarrah, marri and powderbark forest, the valleys themselves are forested with wandoo, making for peaceful bushwalks through the area. It's also a great place to see a wide variety of wildflowers and birdlife in the Spring. The campground itself is popular for launching canoes into the Avon River, and features picnic tables, fire rings, toilets and water (untreated). It is suitable for tents and small caravans or camper trailers only. Bookings cannot be made. For more information, please visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife's ParkStay website....

Located within the picturesque Perth Hills in Western Australia, Railway Reserves Heritage Trail retraces 59 kilometres of the old Eastern Railway that formerly linked Fremantle to York in the late 1880s. This popular walking, cycling and horse riding rail trail begins its journey at Bellevue forming a unique 41 kilometre loop at Mount Helena entirely on railway formations, before extending to Wooroloo Reserve. The Trail is the perfect place to relax and unwind as it takes in the peace and tranquillity of the attractive flora, fauna and natural landscapes of the Darling Range and John Forrest National Park. Enjoy the pleasures of time with family and friends, connecting with nature or simply appreciating the fresh air. Whether you explore the Trail by walking, running, jogging or riding, fulfil your appetite for activity by choosing from different sections, challenges and lengths. While on your journey, take in the romance of the rail era as you discover the history and character of the many charming settlements that evolved alongside the railway line, including Darlington, Parkerville and Mundaring. Railway Reserves Heritage Trail is accessible from many of the town sites within the Shire of Mundaring, a 40 minute drive east of Perth....

Mundaring invites you into the heart of the hills to wander through some of Western Australia's oldest conservation areas, marvel at one of the world's great engineering feats, Mundaring Weir, or hit the epic Munda Biddi Bike Trail. An easy daytrip from Perth, just follow the Great Eastern Highway and you'll arrive in Mundaring within 40 minutes. From here, it's a leisurely drive through the forests to reach Mundaring Weir, engineered by C Y O'Connor in the 1890s to feed freshwater to the goldfields 560 kilometres to the east. To continue your historical journey, head for the original steam pumping station or follow the Golden Pipeline Heritage Trail into the outback. Other adventures await at the start of the Munda Biddi BikeTrail, one of few places on Earth where you can cycle hundreds of kilometres off road through stunning biodiversity hotspots. There's also the Railway Heritage Trail that retraces the 70 kilometre Fremantle to York railway line, passing through Western Australia's first conservation area, John Forrest National Park, and revealing the unique history and character of the small settlements that sprang up along the railway line. The trail is suitable for walking, cycling and horse riding - a great way to experience the forests and bushland where native wildlife and spring wildflowers abound. An early morning walk in the cooler months can be a magical experience as the mist rises in the treetops. These are the sights that feed the souls of local artists who exhibit their works in the local galleries and Mundaring Community Sculpture Park. Lovers of landscaping can also wander through the creations of Mundaring's most gifted gardeners in spring and autumn, and on star-filled summer evenings the bush plays host to an array of cultural and music events, including the outdoor cinema. Spend the day sampling the Hill's fine wining and dining options, or stay and enjoy more of Mundaring's hospitality at a farmstay, cottage, hotel or bed and breakfast....

Drummonds Camp is located in the stunning Avon Valley National Park. Close to jarrah, marri and powderbark forest, the valleys themselves are forested with wandoo, making for peaceful bushwalks through the area. It's also a great place to see a wide variety of wildflowers and birdlife in the Spring. The campground itself features tent sites, picnic tables, fire rings, toilets and water (untreated). It is suitable for tents and small caravans or camper trailers only. Campfires are usually permitted between 1 April and 30 November but fire restrictions may be imposed at any time and without notice. Bring your own firewood. Bookings cannot be made. For more information, please visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife's ParkStay website....

The year 2016 has proven to be a massive year for four mates from Mansfield. Following the release of Violent Soho?s number one debuting album WACO and a completely sold out tour to follow (which included a whopping two Enmore Theatres, three Tivolis and three Forum Theatres), Violent Soho are showing no signs of slowing down! They are beyond excited to announce that the band are heading out on their biggest tour to date, with another line up for the ages! Joining them will be special guests The Bronx (United States America), Luca Brasi and Tired Lion. Having formed over 11 years ago, it?s fair to say that Violent Soho have slogged their way past every inch to get where they are today. A history that includes being signed to Thurston Moore?s (of Sonic Youth) label, moving to the United States for two years and touring with their heroes such as Alice in Chains, Dinosaur Jr and Built To Spill and eventually moving back to Australia because things hadn?t really panned out. Then in 2013 Violent Soho, seemingly out of nowhere, propelled themselves into the hearts and stereos of many around the world....

Stay at Thie My Chree Retreat and enjoy your breakfast, as you watch the sun come up over the Darling Ranges and melt the mist below in the valley. Stay in one of two self-contained cottages overlooking the Darling Ranges. A stunning open plan living area takes full advantage of the panorama. Bi-fold doors open out onto a timber decking so you can take in the outdoors without leaving your living room. Relax, indulge and unwind with one of their massages or pamper packages all in the comfort of your cottage. Located just minutes from top restaurants, wineries, art galleries, coffee shops, the Swan River, nougat and chocolate factories, this 12.5 acre rural property is nestled between vineyards and horse properties. The cottages are brand new and tastefully decorated. They have everything you could need for spending a few nights up to a few weeks away from home. They are equipped with a colour television and DVD player, stylish chefs kitchen, indoor and outdoor dining areas with valley views, automatic washing machine and spacious semi en suite bathroom. A split system air-conditioner in each room provides comfort all year round....

Lovers of art and culture will delight in a day spent at the Mundaring Community Sculpture Park. Artistic sculptures are set amidst nature's own masterpieces of Golden Wattles, gums, and wildflowers. Immerse yourself in the local history, appreciate the artistic merits of the sculptures, and enjoy the beautiful natural environment. Mundaring Community Sculpture Park is located on the site of the former Mundaring Railway Station. Eight Western Australian artists have created sculptures for the park. In addition to creating an individual sculpture, artist Trevor Woodward was involved in formulating the original design concept of the park. The visually exciting Moodae-ring acoustic sculpture is carved from Karri and Wandoo timbers and is fun to experience. A variety of sounds can be heard by pressing the touch activated panels. If you have time, take a walk or cycle along the adjacent Railway Reserves Heritage Trail, or pack a picnic to enjoy while the kids take advantage of the well equipped playground. Mundaring is located less than an hour's drive from Perth via Kalamunda or Midland....

Perth Hills Centre campground is available for public camping every Friday and Saturday night and every night of the week during Western Australia school holidays. At other times it is reserved for school groups. The camping here is at a 'luxury' campground complete with hot showers and kitchen facilities. It is ideal for families and first-time campers, or just those who want to get away for a short break into the fabulous forest environment of Beelu National Park. School group bookings cannot be made online: please contact the Department of Parks and Wildlife to make an enquiry....

WA Wine Tours are a family owned and run business. Their aim is to provide a personalised tour for their guests to enjoy. They arrange tours for the Swan Valley, Perth Hills Wineries and Cider house. They also offer something outside of Perth which is the best kept secret..... the Ferguson Valley! If you would like to design your own tour, they can make that happen as well, you can customise your day with them so you can choose where you would like to go....

The Mundaring Visitor Centre is a National Tourism Accredited Visitor Centre located in the old school house in the heart of Mundaring and is the ideal first port of call to seek information on local attractions, trails, activities, wineries, dining and accommodation options. The Mundaring Visitor Centre also manages campsite bookings and general enquiries for Lake Leschenaultia. The centre also houses the district museum, so it is well worth a visit to learn more about the history of the area, as well as a retail section stocked with a selection of souvenirs, local produce, walk and cycle trails, including the long distance Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi Trail, regional maps and general information. The staff has a wealth of local knowledge and is able to assist with local maps, information and suggestions to help you get the most out of your visit to the Perth Hills. The Mundaring Visitor Centre is open seven days; from 9:30am to 4.00pm Monday to Saturday and 10:00am to 2:30pm on Sundays and most public holidays (closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day and Good Friday)....

Midland?s Premier Tourist Accommodation venue Midland Tourist Park, is located on the edge of the beautiful Swan Valley, Perth, Western Australia. They have an extensive range of accommodation options from small en-suite rooms to large self-contained chalets as well as caravan sites and camping areas. Midland is the first major suburb when travelling to Perth from either the North or the East and the Park, located at the corner of Great Northern Highway and Toodyay Road, is easily accessed via Great Northern Highway, Great Eastern Hwy or Roe Highway. The Park is conveniently located to explore the Swan Valley vineyards and restaurants or attend weddings and concerts, to discover the wildlife and wildflowers in the Perth Hills and nearby areas, to enjoy Perth?s many attractions and to use frequent bus and train servicing the Perth suburban network and other destinations....