DISCONNECT FROM THE EVERYDAY AND EXPLORE A WA STATION STAY
Offering natural wonders, authentic outback experiences, peace and tranquility, your next unique outback travel experience awaits.
A diverse range of accommodation offers a multitude of experiences. Grand old homesteads present comfortable respite whilst you watch the day to day work of running a station. Self- contained cottages are relaxed and personable. Get comfy down at the shearers quarters and imagine life back in the days of booming wool prices. Most stations will also offer you a patch to roll out your swag or set up your camper, surrounded by stunning scenery and whistling birds in the trees above.
EXPLORE OUR STATION STAYS
Melangata Station
The homestead is the only privately owned residential building designed by Architect/ Priest, Monsignor John Hawes, that is available for dinner bed and breakfast accommodation. A campground with toilet and shower facilities is available for self-sufficient campers and the shearers cottage and bell tents are available for the non-campers. Melangata Station is still a working sheep station.
Wooleen Station
A tourism enterprise dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of our environment and connection to country, Wooleen offers accommodation in our National Trust-listed homestead, self-contained guesthouses, and remote bush camping options.
Wooramel Station
Experience the charm of Wooramel River Retreat! Relax under the majestic gum trees with fellow campers, soak in the naturally heated geothermal baths, and enjoy delicious meals at the café. With spacious, shaded sites rich in wildlife, you’ll also love cozy campfires and breathtaking night skies.
Cheela Plains Station
Cheela Plains Station is a family-owned working cattle station nestled in the semi-arid, pastoral rangelands of the Pilbara in northern WA. The station-stay is a welcome stop for travellers on the Nanutarra-Munjina Road between the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef and Karijini National Park.
Quobba Station
Experience a panoramic ocean vista, showcasing abundant marine life, luminous turquoise water. Surfing, fishing, diving, stargazing, spectacular sunsets, whales and turtles in season or just chilling out by the camp fire. Our whole camp overlooks the pristine Indian Ocean that is abundant with wildlife
Dirk Hartog Island
Escape with your own 4WD to Western Australia’s largest island, Dirk Hartog Island. Explore secluded beaches, catch a fish, watch Australia’s last sunset, or join a guided walk. Camp Oceanside, stay in a private villa or spoil yourself at the rustic luxury eco-Lodge. An unforgettable journey to the edge of Australia.
Landor Station
Landor Station approx. one-million-acre, family owned & operated cattle station situated in Gascoyne region. A tranquil place for visitors to soak up the peace and quiet, enjoy spectacular sunsets, appreciate the clear night skies while around a campfire and experience the true, authentic outback life.
Warroora Station
Experience the natural splendour of Warroora Station, a family-run cattle station on the edge of World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef. Stay in a range of accommodations or at the Homestead campground and dive into coastal adventures. From fishing to snorkelling, discover a place where the rugged Outback meets breathtaking beaches.
Bullara Station
Discover Bullara Station, a working cattle station nestled between Coral Bay and Exmouth. Dive into adventure snorkelling with manta rays and whale sharks, then unwind by the fire pit back at the station. Edwina and Tim invite you to experience authentic outback life, complete with warm hospitality, stunning red dirt landscapes, and delicious meals with fellow travellers.
Murchison House
A 150-year-old 350,000-acre working property just a short drive from Kalbarri and neighbours to the National Park. Visitors can enjoy unique local history, wildlife and wildflowers (in season) and enjoy either homestead camping or remote camping.
Dairy Creek Station
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway on a remote cattle station. Located halfway between Carnarvon and Mount Augustus, ideal location to break up your trip. Take in the sunset overlooking the remote, peaceful bush landscape and then at night take in the unpolluted view of the stars.
Mt Augustus
Heart of the Upper Gascoyne Region, enjoy views of the “world’s biggest rock” from the comfort of your campsite. Feast on uninterrupted spectacular views and relax in the shade or under the starlit skies by your own campfire.