LAVENDER & BERRY FARM "VESKA CAFE

An two minute walk from your chalet on the other side of the lake, is the Lavender and Berry Farm. Famous for their giant berry pancakes, great coffee and beautiful gardens, you'll be sure to visit more than once! There's also a selection of lunches, animals to visit and a kids playground. You can enjoy a meal overlooking the lake while the kids play! (Open days vary - check their facebook page.)

HIDDEN RIVER ESTATE RESTAURANT AND WINERY

The restaurant's overlooks Pemberton's beautiful undulating hills of karri forest and farmland and is run by owner-chef Ardal. Affinity for the region was immediate for Ardal and after settling at Hidden River he discovered and met local food farmers growing an amazing array of foods. The menu is seasonal and down to earth and developed from the exceptional local produce with tastes from around the world. This family friendly restaurant has a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy the regional produce with a glass of wine. (Open Wed - Sun).

Located in the main street Grumpy's offers dine in and takaway. A good spot for families to grab a bite to eat!

A popular modern Cafe located in the main street, serving homemade cakes, lunches and morning/afternoon teas.
A great menu of ever changing delights for you to choose from, plus a fantastic selection of gourmet products and organic produce also available.

Well worth a visit! (Open everyday - breakfast and lunch).

Meals are available seven days a week. Breakafast, lunch and dinner. Guests can choose to dine in Cafe Mazz, the lounge bar, or in the alfresco area outside the cafe.

Groups can dine in “Charlies” dining room by prior arrangement. (Open everyday).

A giftshop filled with local crafts and handmade items from the South West. Great for buyings gifts and browsing locally made wares. Serves simple lunches coffee and cake.

One of the latest editions of creative places to eat in Pemberton! The focus is on great coffee which is reason enough to go right there!
Though you'll probably want to stay and try a delicious breakfast or a light lunch.

Located right in the centre of Pemberton's main street - you can't miss it!

With magnificent views over Lake Beedelup, this restaurant takes pride in selecting and presenting a range of magnificent local produce. The Lakeside Restaurant also showcases first class local wines from the region.

Enjoy a drink before dinner overlooking Lake Beedelup, then stay for dinner in our restaurant, which has a great casual atmosphere.

The restaurant is air-conditioned in summer and has an open fireplace in winter. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Bookings recommended.

TOURS

From 4WD tours through the forest and sand dunes to winery tours and much more! Pemberton Discover Tours has the best of this region on show and all available for you to sit, relax and enjoy while you are looked after by Graeme and Toni on some of the best tours you'll find in the South West! You can check out their offerings and book direct on their page: .

This purpose built river boat meanders along the 12 km section of the Donnelly River through a diverse eco system that is only accessible by boat.
From the lush Jarrah and Karri forests, through the Paperbark and wetlands, to the limestone cliffs and majestic Southern Ocean. This unique experience will be one you'll long remember. .

This iconic 1hr and 45 minute trip goes into the forest and stops at the Casades. 2 Departures 10:30am and 2:00pm Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri.
Saturday has 3 Departures - 10:30am and 12:15pm, 2:00pm. Book at the train station in Pemberton or online at:

There's something offered to all skill levels from families to the pros at Pemberton Mountain Bike Park. Not only is this fun - it's free! Located just beside the Pemberton swimming pool right near the centre of town you can easily access trails for a range of abilities.

Bring your bikes! it's well worth it!

The Gloucester Tree in the Gloucester National Park is only 2km from the Post Office in town. The Gloucester Tree was chosen as a fire lookout in 1947, one of a network of lookouts built in the Karri forest between 1937 and 1952. Visitors can climb up the 61m to see one of the most spectacular views of the Karri forest.

The Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree in the Warren National Park is a 15 minute drive from the Pemberton township, accessible via the Old Vasse Road. At 75m above the ground, it is the tallest with a 360-degree view of old growth Karri forest.

The Diamond Tree between Manjimup and Pemberton is also a 15 minute drive from either town, on the Southwest Highway. The Diamond Tree is a 51m Karri tree with a climb to a treetop cabin.

In the Southern Forests region there a number of National Parks accessible by foot, mountain bike, 2WD and 4WD. These include the Gloucester, Warren and Beedelup, Greater Beedelup, Greater Hawke and within close proximity to the D'Entrecasteaux and Shannon National Parks. Before visiting any of the National Parks near Pemberton don't forget to pick up a pass.

All Parks in Western Australia:
Day Pass: $12.00 per vehicle for up to 8 legally seated people Day Pass Concession: $6.00 (Valid Australian Pension only)

Open everyday from 10 - 4pm.