Whitehouse Walkerville

Beach house in Walkerville, Gippsland, VIC, AU

93% Recommended•

4 people

Pet-friendly

Whitehouse is an A-frame beach shack located on the edge of Waratah Bay. Re-cycled and transported to its current location ten years ago, our house is positioned to capture pastoral views and sunsets on a generous deck. Only 25 minutes from the gates of Wilson Promontory.

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Features and Amenities

2 bedrooms

3 beds

1 bathroom

Heating

Indoor fireplace

Kid-friendly

Details

Check in after 2:00pm
Check out before 10:00am
Weekday minimum booking: 2 nights
Weekend minimum booking: 2 nights

Cancellation Policy:

Receive a full refund (minus service fee) up until 1 week prior to check-in.

Additional Information

BEACH SHACK DETAILS
Whitehouse is best suited to people who enjoy a minimal, character driven environment.
There is a mezzanine bedroom with a queen sized bed and a second bedroom with two single beds.

The kitchen is modern well equipped with German appliances including a dishwasher. The living room has two large sofas, smart TV, stereo and a DVD/ media player.
Heating is provided by a wood burning stove, cooling is not installed (there are 2 fans available).

The bathroom is not modernised however is clean and functional. The laundry is equipped with a front loader and tumble dryer.

Wifi is provided and the house is serviced via Starlink.

Prices

Base Price $250 / night
Weekend Price $295 / night
Cleaning Fee $120
Extra People $0 / night after 2 people

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Reviews (152)

93% Recommended

Matthew

23 Dec 2025

Our third time staying at the Whitehouse and every time we love it. So relaxing and the kitchen is well stocked and Nick is a terrific host.

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Matthew

30 Nov 2025

Host was great and accommodating of a change in date, view of the fields from the living area and back yard is lovely and peaceful

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Jean-paul

19 Oct 2025

Had a great weekend at Whitehouse Walkerville! Cozy, comfortable, and such a relaxing spot. Loved the deck, the views and the DVD collection. Would definitely stay again!

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Whitehouse Walkerville is an A shaped beach house located on the edge of Waratah Bay 25 minutes from the gates of Wilson Promontory.

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Adventures Nearby

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Rock Pools At Walkerville North

Walkerville North provides beautiful views across Waratah Bay to nearby Wilsons Promontory, and at low tide provides access to spectacular rock pools.

Walkerville Coastal Trail

Approximately 100 metres beyond the end of the boat ramp marks the beginning of a walking trail up the cliff that separates the two Walkerville settlements. This trail leads you through spectacular forests and little creeks stained brown by the tea tree (melaleuca) plants.

Surfing

Walkerville has a semi-exposed beach break with inconsistent surf. Northwest winds provide optimum conditions. Mixed ground and wind swells with best conditions generated from the southeast. Beware of rips conditions can be hazardous.

Walkerville North Beach

Just down the street from the A-Frame is Walkerville North Beach. When we went down there we had the whole place to ourselves. It has a very rocky shore so not the easiest place for swimming but there's a long sandy beach to enjoy the sun and lounge about.

Walkerville South Beach

Extremely secluded, Walkerville South is only accessible by lonely gravel roads and the lack of people ensures that facilities are at a bare minimum. The gravel road that leads to Walkerville South ends with a similar boat ramp to that of its northern sister settlement, and a sheltered bay frequented in the summer by families swimming and fishing in the quiet pristine waters.

Cape Liptrap Lighthouse

We nearly blew over when the high sunset winds challenged us on an effortless, short walk out to the lighthouse. We laughed and ducked behind bushes and challenged the gusts to look out over the rocky cliffs. There wasn't a person in sight, and we had the whole place to ourselves.