Cranbrook town or Frankland River?

For accommodation in Western Australia's Shire of Cranbrook, distinguish Cranbrook town from Frankland River. The Shire operates caravan parks in both, while Alkoomi offers winery chalets at Frankland River.

Shire caravan parks: sites and roofed accommodation

Cranbrook Caravan Park at 25 Mason Street offers powered and unpowered sites, a Park Home and a Chalet. Shared facilities include a camp kitchen, covered barbecue area, laundry, showers and toilets. The caretaker's published hours are Monday to Friday, 8.30am–5pm; arrange arrival outside those hours beforehand.

Frankland River Caravan Park has sites, cabins, a Park Home and worker chalets, with shared cooking, barbecue, laundry and bathroom facilities. Ask which accommodation type suits your party and whether its bathroom and cooking facilities are private.

Alkoomi: two-bedroom chalets at Frankland River

Alkoomi's Jarrah and Wandoo chalets each sleep six. Both have a queen bedroom, a second bedroom with a double bed and single bunk, and a sofa bed in the living room. The kitchen includes a full-size fridge/freezer and microwave; laundry facilities, linen, towels and a barbecue are also supplied.

The layouts are identical, but Wandoo is on the roadside and Jarrah is on the farm side. Choose between those positions when enquiring rather than assuming the names indicate different room sizes.