"Cat & Jon are amazing hosts, we had the best stay at Serenity House! They had great tips about what to do in the area, & provided us with everything we needed for a relaxing & comfortable stay. Jon runs a charter service for those who’d like to go out without the hassle of driving..." 5/5 Dominika Feb24
"Pemberton is a must visit location! Sand dunes, Southern Ocean beaches & great walks. Serenity House is in a peaceful location & very comfortable accommodation...Cat & Jon are great hosts. Highly Recommended!" 5/5 Lord R Dec23,
"On our recent 6 night stay, owners Cat and Jon were the perfect hosts... your hosts are a font of local knowledge, with tips you won’t get from guidebooks or tourist offices..." 5/5 Andy Jul23
EXPLORE
There is so much to do and see in and around Pemberton, you will wish you could stay longer. From spectacular karri forests to rolling hills, wineries, walking tracks, cycling trails, kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing, sand dunes, self-drive trails and organised tours there is something for everyone to enjoy.
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Here are some of our favourite experiences as we move into Autumn.
Trout Time!
Autumn is a great time to tackle trout fishing in our Warren River region. We can help you to plan your Pemberton fishing excursion with our Serenity House Pemberton's in-the-know spots, along dams and rivers. We also have a copy of the 2024 book Trout, by our Serenity House Pemberton guest and friend Glen Power, which includes around 100 pages detailing Pemberton's fishing haunts as well as an informative tale of our trout fishing history.
Walkers Paradise Amidst The Worldwide Tallest Fire Lookout Trees!
Pemberton is the best place to view Western Australia's towering karri trees with the fire lookout Gloucester Tree and Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree offering spectacular panoramic forest views . Whilst we eagerly awaiting the re-opening of the Gloucester Tree for climbing, the Dave Evans tree is open for tree climbing in Pemberton. Or for the adventurous, try out Arial Adventures Pemberton, offering a flying fox and aerial tree top walks experience, The Gloucester Tree is under 20 minutes from Serenity House Pemberton! Remember to check out the Guest Book, or ask us about our tried and tested walks in and around Pemberton.
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Celebrate Pinot With Our Pinot Picnic And Pass The Pinot Events
Pemberton is known for it's cool climate wines, especially Pinot Noir. This Autumn we have several events celebrating our local produce.
The fourth Pass The Pinot event is taking place on 20th April 2025 at Pemberley of Pemberton from 5.30pm till 10.30pm, showcasing 6+ pinot noir tastings and an accompanying grazing plates.
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The 2nd - 4th May 2025, sees the forth annual Pinot Picnic weekend, with events at several prestigious wineries in and around Pemberton to celebrate the grape and food pairings (with availability at Serenity House due to a late cancellation).​​​​
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Waterholes And Beaches
After the Summer sun our dams and beaches are perfect for taking dip, especially after taking a walk around our stunning National Parks.
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Big Brook Dam and the Pemberton Pool are freshwater pools, surrounded by magnificent forests, only a few minutes drive from Serenity House Pemberton. We are also under a 45-minute drive from spectacular coastlines. Check out our Guest Manuals or ask us on booking and we will be happy to share a few of our tried and tested favourite spots!
Triathlon And Tarmac!
With our cooler southern forest climate and numerous world-class trails and tracks, Pemberton has several dedicated annual events to make the most of these activities, whilst breathing in the ambience of our cooler and stunning forests.
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The Tarmac South West has a green-light on the weekend of the 28th-29th March 2025.
Pitch a chair along the track or finish line and order a chilled picnic form Serenity House Pemberton.
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March 22nd-23rs is the RAC Karri Valley Triathlon with various races for all abilities and ages.
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Tram it to Lefroy Brook and the Cascades waterfall
Recreate a little bit of our history and climb aboard one of the original trams that were so important for our timber town growth. The 75 minute journey with Pemberton Tramways takes you deep into our breathtaking forests whilst the driver provides an informative and fun commentary. The train runs over bridges, stopping at the Cascades waterfalls for 25 minutes so you can hop off and take in the scenery. Pre-book a return or a one way ticket should you wish to pick up the Bibbulmun track and walk back to Pemby or onwards.
