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Recharge in an off-grid cabin in WA’s most picturesque locations.
When was the last time you looked up toward a star-filled sky?
Or soaked in a warm bath outside while gazing out over the ocean?
In a Heyscape off-grid tiny cabin, you’ll have access to the unique landscapes across Western Australia.
Visit locations in Perth, the South West, and the Great Southern Region without a single night of ‘roughing it’ designed for couples and nature-lovers seeking comfort and connection to the landscape.
We have deep respect for the land our cabins are situated on and extend that respect to traditional custodians. That’s why every cabin is sustainable designed and operated.
Travel with peace of mind on your next tiny cabin stay, as our cabins have a low impact on the beautiful environment – whether you’re in Perth, the South West, or the Great Southern region.
Find your cabin
Heyscape experience is unlike any other cabin accommodation you will have experienced. Nestled on exclusive, private locations in the Perth hills, the South West, and the Great Southern Region, no two stays are the same. Explore all our cabin accommodation locations and book your breath of fresh of air.
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View cabin: Cabins in Yallingup
Cabins in Yallingup
- 2 guests
- 1 bed
- 1 bathroom
from From $475 AUD per night -
View cabin: Cabins in Busselton
Cabins in Busselton
- 2 guests
- 1 bed
- 1 bathroom
from From $395 AUD per night -
View cabin: Cabins in Toodyay
Cabins in Toodyay
- 2 guests
- 1 bed
- 1 bathroom
from From $395 AUD per night
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View cabin: Cabins in Toodyay
Cabins in Toodyay
- 2 guests
- 1 bed
- 1 bathroom
from From $395 AUD per night


Explore our cabins,
hidden away across WA
Our off-grid cabins across Western Australia are the best way to disconnect. Each of our tiny homes have been thoughtfully crafted to keep you comfortable in the most remote locations across the state.
Whether you’re looking for a farm stay in the Avon Valley, a nature stay near the beach in Denmark, or a unique winery experience in Busselton, we have a tiny cabin stay that will leave you feeling refreshed and renewed.
Our cabin experiences are all about unwinding and slowing down, and we believe that one night isn’t enough time to feel the positive impacts of going off-grid.
To provide each and every guest with the same Heyscape experience, every location has a two-night minimum stay or a three-night minimum across long weekends.
Discover off-grid cabins with all the creature comforts
Tucked away in locations across Western Australia, our unique cabin stays make for ideal romantic getaways for couples, short escapes with friends, family holidays with a canine companion, or solo retreats focusing on disconnecting from the digital world.
Whether you’re looking to spend quality time with your partner, family, friends or yourself, our tiny cabins have all the premium amenities you’ll need to feel at home, far from home.
Each tiny house has been carefully curated with everything you’ll need during your stay, from a comfortable queen-sized bed with premium linen, to a kitchenette and outdoor barbecue, even a hot shower and an outdoor bath to soak under the stars.
It’s special details like these that leave lasting positive impacts with every stay.


Winter (August-September)
Djilba / Winter activities
Djilba is the season of in-between. Winter hasn’t quite let go, but spring is already pushing through, cold mornings giving way to warmer, longer days. The bush can’t seem to decide, and that’s the point.
Wildflowers begin their quiet takeover. Wattles are in full gold by now, and the first orchids start appearing low in the understory if you know where to look. It’s a season of beginnings, new life stirring, the land waking up in stages rather than all at once.
The weather swings between the two seasons it sits inside. A clear, still morning can turn to sudden rain by afternoon, then clear again by evening. It keeps you on your toes, but there’s a lightness to it too, the first real sense that the cold is loosening its grip.
In Noongar understanding, Djilba is a season of conception, new growth stirring beneath the surface before it’s visible above it. A reminder that beginnings are rarely clean or immediate. Most things start quietly, in the overlap, before they’re ready to be seen.





















