The Vines was planned in the late 1980s as a suburban area centred on a large golf and leisure complex. For travel planning, two golf courses at The Vines Resort, the guided Kangaroo Safari and three parks, each with a named street, provide specific points of reference. The planning period provides historical context; the named courses, safari and addresses help you choose based on your specific interests. If you’re looking for hotels in The Vines, you can first decide what you want your stay to revolve around: golf, a guided kangaroo-spotting experience or finding your way to a particular place.
Compare golf courses by size
The Vines Resort in The Vines has the 18-hole Vines Championship Course and the nine-hole Lakes Course. This makes it possible to compare two clearly named formats by their number of holes. The 18-hole championship course is also considered challenging. This means two criteria are clear when choosing a golf option: the number of holes as a course format and the championship character of the larger course. If you’re including golf in your travel plans, check the latest booking details in advance.
Guided kangaroo spotting
Another kind of activity is the resort’s Kangaroo Safari. This guided wildlife-spotting experience focuses on kangaroos, and the guides share information about the animals. The safari combines looking for kangaroos with learning about them, setting it apart from golf with its focus on wildlife. For travellers interested in kangaroos, this combination of observation and information is a clearly defined experience. If the safari is a key part of your trip, check the latest operating and booking details in advance.
Parks as specific points of reference
Chardonnay Park is on Vines Avenue, Ailsa Park is on Ailsa Way and Chandon Park is on Chandon Terrace. Each of the three park names is therefore associated with its own street in The Vines. For precise directions, note the name and street together to make clear which location you mean. If you include one of the parks in your plans, you can use its address as a reference point. The address is therefore a useful addition to the name when searching on a map. The parks provide specific location references alongside the resort’s leisure activities.
Regional context: Swan Valley
The Vines Resort is located in Swan Valley, Western Australia. Swan Valley is considered the state’s oldest wine region. The drive from Perth CBD to the resort is stated as 30 minutes. These details add broader context to the local information: the wine-region designation connects the resort with Swan Valley’s regional profile, while the travel time puts its distance from Perth CBD in a time context. For travellers planning around Perth CBD, the time estimate provides an initial guide to the resort. The wine-growing profile adds a thematic dimension to this travel-time context for Swan Valley.
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