Relish the chance to discover the natural wonder of Yelverton Brook Eco Spa Retreat, home to more than 50 species of native birds and other species of wildlife found in Western Australia. (main text) Awaken your soul at this romantic hideaway where you will experience deep relaxation and pampering amid a wondrous natural environment. Let the sounds of nature soothe away the pressures of modern living as you relax in the heavenly warmth of your private hydrotherapy spa. Choose from a delightful array of specially created food platters, picnic baskets, breakfast spreads or barbecue dinner packs to be devoured in the cosy mud-brick, timber and stone chalets. All guest receive freshly baked bread on arrival with milk, free range eggs, butter & local paper The pure simplicity of the accommodation, one and two bedroom chalets, some with romantic four poster beds and heated bathroom flooring or wood fires an open log fire, adds to the allure of an eco sanctuary voted WA's most popular romantic weekend retreat by readers of Holidays for Couples magazine. 2005 & 2006 Designed with comfort and relaxation in mind, each chalet includes a hydrotherapy massage spa with 11 jets and guests can enjoy special indulgence packages, from romantic to ultimate and executive. Yelverton Brook is located in 100-acres of bush land, criss-crossed with walking trails, and alive with vibrant wildflower blossom almost year-round. With a deep commitment to conservation, owners, builders and onsite managers Simon and Joy Ensor tend to local wildlife and are establishing a conservation sanctuary to protect their ‘native lodgers’. A predator-proof fence allows wildlife to thrive in the natural habitat surrounding the hideaway. Joy & Simon support the local fauna carers group by offering a safe haven for their charges such as selflessly devotes much of her time to helping ring-tailed possums recover from injuries and has begun a ongoing breeding programme for native Woylies, small marsupials that are under threat of extinction. Each chalet contains feed for visiting wildlife, including kangaroos and bandicoots, and guests will marvel at their animal antics on nocturnal walks through the great Australian bush.