Dunsborough and Quindalup
A coastal base with room to settle in.
Compare town access with resorts and holiday parks outside the centre. For a short visit, being near dinner may matter most; for a family week, shared facilities and a suitable room configuration can make the difference.
Check the exact location rather than relying on a Dunsborough label. Some properties marketed to Dunsborough visitors sit outside town and require a car.
A camping option with fenced dog sites for travellers who want their own outdoor space around the caravan or tent.
One-bedroom cabins are pet-free. Dogs must not be left unattended; book the correct campsite category.
Explore this staySelf-contained villas beside Geographe Bay for visitors who want space to cook, gather and spend time by the coast.
Layouts differ. Check stairs, bedroom privacy and the exact villa before booking for a group.
Explore this stayA bushland retreat with two villas and a separate four-bedroom residence, giving couples and larger groups different ways to stay.
Select the actual villa or residence before comparing capacity. Villa Two advertises an outdoor bath; this is not a feature of every accommodation option.
Explore this stayTown-centre cabins and apartments alongside Southcamp’s brewhouse, beer garden and café.
Connecting cabins and apartments suit different groups. Check the shared bathroom arrangement of connecting cabins and ask about venue activity if quiet evenings matter.
Explore this stayA four-bedroom home in a bush setting, with shared living areas and an outdoor children’s play area.
Dogs are not allowed. The loft bedroom has no blinds and the bunk beds are designated for children; review the floor plan before booking.
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