Tiny House - Fair Harvest Permaculture

Our Tiny House

Situated just next to our campground is our tiny house, this renovated truck has been turned into a living area with a queen size bed upstairs and a living area downstairs with a tiny kitchenette. It is a cute and comfortable space for singles or couples.

Completely recreated using recycled pine pallets it is rustic yet functional. Visitors staying in the tiny house share the bathroom, toilets and kitchen with other guests staying in the campground.

“We were in the tiny house: comfortable, cosy and had everything we needed. The communal showers were clean and hot! The camping kitchen was clean and spacious: I really appreciated the fridge space and toaster. Overall a lovely stay in a great spot centrally located in the Margaret River region”

Cost $90- $110 per night (one or two people) depending time of the year

A bright yellow lorry with red and orange curved designs is parked next to a large tree. In the foreground, there is a round, light blue metal water tank and some outdoor chairs near a parasol. - Fair Harvest Permaculture

A wooden fence stands next to a bright orange lorry with a large yellow star painted on it. The lorry's back is open, revealing the interior. Green grass, trees, and red flowers surround the scene. - Fair Harvest Permaculture

A small white basin with two taps is mounted on a wooden wall beneath a diamond-shaped mirror. An outdoor area with plants and wooden structures is visible in the background. - Fair Harvest Permaculture

A wooden building with a metal roof stands in the background on a grassy plot, with purple poppy flowers and green buds in the foreground. The sky is blue with some clouds and trees are visible behind the building. - Fair Harvest Permaculture

A circular stone firepit is surrounded by four large wooden log benches. Wooden bowls rest on the firepit. The area is outdoors with trees, picnic tables, and barrels visible in the background. - Fair Harvest Permaculture