Fontys Pool and Caravan Park combines the timeless heritage of a local landmark with a family-friendly holiday escape. Stay on shaded, grassed sites or settle into a cabin overlooking the water of this southwest icon.
Campers and caravanners can relax in style on powered (slab or no slab) and unpowered sites. Drive-through sites are available for larger vehicles. There is also a selection of cabins, chalets, and cottages. Two-bedroom and four-star chalets have self-contained kitchens, private bathrooms, air conditioning, and water views, while standard park cabins are great for travellers on a budget. The Lodge is made for groups, sleeping up to ten people with a full kitchen, bathroom, air conditioning, and three bedrooms, and The Cottage is great if you’re travelling with outdoor pets, thanks to its fenced yard. Friendly dogs are welcome to join your holiday in non-peak periods on sites and in select cabins.
The park is bolstered by sparkling amenities, a well-equipped camp kitchen, and laundry facilities, but the famous pool is the jewel in the crown. Fonty’s Pool is a local legend, full of almost an acre of fresh spring water for you to swim, play, and float. The park has a range of tyre tubes available, or you can bring your own inflatable pool toys. You can also purchase coffees and ice creams to put the cherry on top of your day by the pool or wandering through the gardens. Weather permitting, travellers can enjoy a communal fire pit, and pot fires are allowed in cooler months.
Manjimup is perfect either as a destination in its own right, or as a stop on your journey through WA’s southwest. It’s just 1.5 hours from Margaret River and 2.5 hours from Albany. This place may as well be paradise for foodies, from the fruit farm adjoining the property to the many wineries throughout the Southern Forests region. Above all, you’ve got to try world-class black truffles, especially with Truffle Hill just a few minutes up the road. Enjoy nature and history at Manjimup Heritage Park or head into the heart of the region’s tall timber forests for scenic drives and walking trails. In Pemberton, go mountain biking, conquer the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk, check out the Gloucester Tree and Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree, and ride the Pemberton Tramway.
The park is beautiful in every season, whether you’re staring up at summer blue skies, admiring autumn foliage, watching winter rain hit the water’s surface, or seeing spring blossoms burst through. (Please note, the park closes seasonally in July and August.) Spaces here are always in demand, so don’t let your travel dates disappear—lock in your getaway to Fonty’s Pool and Caravan Park now!
Getting to Fontys Pool and Caravan Park
Fonty’s Pool and Caravan Park is a three-and-a-half-hour drive southwest of Perth via the Kwinana Freeway and South Western Highway. Pass through Manjimup and turn right onto Seven Day Road. The turnoff to the park is on the left.
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