Spend some precious time with family and friends away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A time to unwind and refocus on what is important in life.

There’s always plenty to do at Lucieville Farm, it is the ultimate farm stay WA has to offer. Lucieville farm  is ideally positioned to use as a hub to explore the many quaint surroundings of the beautiful south west. Situated within the South West Wine region, only 8km south of Bridgetown on the South Western Highway, look out for our sign on the left!

Lucieville offers some of the most authentic farmstay accommodation that Bridgetown has to offer. We have four standard open-plan A-frame chalets, two large chalets, the Farm Cottage and Ringwood House. Each have the wonderful views and country atmosphere for which the farm is renowned for and offer rural-style, comfort and privacy. All our accommodation options are fully self-contained with amenities including washing machine, small kitchen with gas stove, pots, cutlery, crockery and microwave. For cosy winter warmth, each unit has a slow combustion wood heater.

Lucieville offer many family friendly activities including:

Daily Animal Feeding

Every day at 9:00am we feed our animals. Which types of animals we have to feed  and what babies we are caring for at the time, depends on the season. Some of the different types of animals are calves, lambs, rabbits, guinea pigs, goats, emus, chooks, turkeys and pigs. Have a go at hand milking a cow (in season) and then see how easy and quick it is using a milking machine. Animal feeding takes around an hour to complete and takes place every day of the year, regardless of weather (except for Christmas Day). This is a free activity for guests staying in our accommodation.

If you are visiting the area but not staying with us you can still join in the animal feeding at 9am and there is a small fee of $5 per person. It is best to ring (97611733) the night before to let us know you are coming.

Damper Making

Some of the day to day activities on the farm are dependent on the weather in Bridgetown Western Australia. During the winter months, when there are no fire bans we are able to take guests to a campfire where we make damper over the hot coals.

General Farm Activities

Lucieville is a working farm so if you stand around too long you might find yourself helping us feed the cows or horses giant rolls of hay. We could be fencing or shearing sheep or alpacas. It all depends on what jobs we need to get done.

Horse Riding

Here at Lucieville we offer escorted rides for guests who are both staying with us and guests who are not. We have quiet and well-trained horses that guests can go out on an escorted trail ride through the nearby forest. The trail rides go for up to 1 hour, children must be 10 years or over to ride solo for escorted trail rides and riders must wear long pants and covered shoes. Helmets are supplied. Alternatively, we offer quiet horses that you can lead around our farm or through the forest with your children.

Canoes/BBQ Area & Playground

We have several canoes and a paddle boat that live permanently on our dam in front of the chalets with life vests. These are there for the guest to use at any time they wish and are free of charge. It’s the small things like this that makes Lucieville Farm Chalets in Bridgetown Western Australia the most relaxing farm stay WA has to offer. Centrally located is a BBQ area with picnic tables and a small playground.

Glenlynn Forest Conservation Area

We have a large forest conservation area located right next door to the property and it can be used for bushwalking or looking at the abundant animal life or native vegetation.

School Excursions at Lucieville

Lucieville Farm, is set on 191 hectares of open paddocks, blue gum plantation and natural bush land. This working farm runs a herd of around fifty breeding cows for the production of beef, a small flock of sheep for the production of wool and meat, and a small domestic orchard. There is a large assortment of farm animals including; horses, chickens, turkeys, pigs, goats, geese, peacocks, guinea fowl, emus, rabbits, pet lambs and calves, and cattle dogs.

School and student group excursions at Lucieville offer a full day of involvement in the day to day operational activities of a working farm. Activities include feeding chickens, pigs and goats, milking a cow, a horse led ride, damper making, often a shearing demonstration and other farm activities dictated by the season.