Rebecca Marson, General Manager at The Grove will be your host during your stay. Rebecca will be your main point of contact and enjoys welcoming people (virtually!) to her family's beautiful property that has been a part of her life for over 25 years.

Nestled in beautiful bush land,The Grove has three individual and secluded chalets set on a working vineyard and craft distillery. Fitted with all the needs of a modern family, you can choose from a romantic getaway for two or somewhere the whole family will appreciate. Each unit is secluded and distant enough to be private and restful. Far away from the Maddening crowd, you can rest and relax or visit the local attractions. There’s plenty to see and do and just a stone’s throw away from the wonderful visitor attractions of Margaret River and Cowaramup.

The Grove is located in a prime area of the Margaret River Wine Region and gives you the convenience of experiencing all that is on offer to enjoy a holiday that you want. Almost like a golden triangle of winemaking, the humble area between Gracetown and Cowaramup, known as Wilyabrup, is where locals and visitors go to live like kings. The land is bountiful and giving. It’s the region’s powerhouse of vineyards, farming, working families and artisan production. Once a land of milk (literally), there’s now honey and wine. The landscape is one of rolling fields, hay bales and lush vineyards bordered by virgin native bushland. Those who visit have no choice but to witness the seasons first-hand and are compelled to meet the makers, see the production and sample the fruits of land, labour and love. It’s like all roads lead to this special pilgrimage. Old secrets of winemaking, brewing, distilling and tempering are whispered here. Of course, days end at the coast, and in this case, it’s Gracetown’s Cowaramup Bay, where the sun sets into the water.