Che Sara Sara Chalets - WA, Walpole-Nornalup National Park

Address:

92 Nunn Road , Hazelvale, WA 6333, Australia

Description:

Che Sara Sara offers comfortable self contained chalets in a tranquil setting. They nestle on the banks of the Frankland River 15km north-east of Walpole. Imagine brisk walks in the crisp country air, the joys of sitting around a log fire at night, or from your private sundeck look out over the winding river with its pools, rapids and birdlife.
Accommodation consists of two 3 bedroom and two 2 bedroom Western Red Cedar chalets with separate kitchen, toilet, bathroom/laundry and sitting room. Each is fully equipped with gas stove, gas hot water, microwave, refrigerator/freezer, washing machine, pot belly stove, pedestal fan, CD/DVD player and TV. Rooms are carpeted throughout. We also provide pillows and doonas. Linen is an optional extra. Dinner is available by arrangement.
Pets are welcome. Kennels are available free of charge.

Children: 17 and under

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Location:

Located 15 kilometres north east of Walpole on 72 hectares of a farming and forest property.

Facilities:

• 24 hour front desk
• Access to TV, Phone & Internet
• Barbecue Facilities
• Children welcome
• Cooking Facilities
• Cots Available
• DVD Player
• Direct river access
• Disabled facilities with assistance
• Dogs Allowed
• Enjoy Home Cooking
• Group Accommodation
• Guests welcome to bring own food in
• Internet and email access
• Laundry Facilities
• Lovely setting
• Microwave Oven
• Non smoking establishment
• Non-smoking rooms
• Off road car parking
• Open fire
• Pets Allowed
• Refrigerator
• Self Contained
• TV
• Tranquil bush setting

Two Bedroom Chalet

Three Bedroom Chalet

Check-in Time:

2pm

Check-out Time:

10am

Things to do:

At Che Sara Sara you can enjoy canoeing, bush walking, swimming, volley ball, tennis and marroning in season.

Local Attractions:

Shopping and boat launching facilities are available in Walpole. The Walpole Country Club caters for golf and bowls.
The area is surrounded by forests of magnificent red tingle and karri trees. The Walpole-Nornalup National Park, the Valley of the Giants, the Treetop Walk and Bibbulman Track are only a short distance away. Attractions such as Mount Frankland, Fernhook Falls, Circular Pool and the lush farming areas will ensure a relaxing and interesting holiday.

Getting There:

From Walpole, take North Walpole Road, turn right at Bridge Road, cross the Frankland River, turn right at Nunn Road and follow signs to homestead.
From Denmark, travel west along South Coast Highway, turn right on to Valley of Giants Road at Bow Bridge, turn right at Hazelvale Road, turn left at Nunn Road just before the Frankland River.
From Perth, depending upon which suburb you come from, there are 2 alternative routes as far as Bunbury. You can take the Old Coast Road to Bunbury then go through Boyanup, Donnybrook, Bridgetown & Manjimup. From Manjimup to Walpole takes about one and a half hours and there are no towns in between. Alternatively, you can take the South West Highway going through Pinjarra, Harvey, Brunswick Junction etc. At Waterloo (a Gull service station on your right), turn left and go to Dardanup - you don't have to go into Bunbury. From there go to Boyanup. Turn left then follow the above directions. 300 metres short of Walpole turn left onto North Walpole Road (unless you want to continue in to town). Follow the directions above from Walpole.
From Margaret River go south on Bussell Highway to Karridale. Turn left onto Brockman Highway and drive until you come to Stewart Road (on right). Turn right and continue on Stewart Road until you come to a T intersection. This is the road between Nannup and Pemberton. Turn right and travel to the next T intersection which is the road between Pemberton and Northcliffe. Turn left and travel through Pemberton until you reach the South West Highway. Turn right and go to Walpole (110 km). 300 metres short of Walpole turn left onto North Walpole Road (unless you want to continue in to town).