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Download the WA Station Stays Map to start planning your next outback adventure. This handy map makes it easy to discover unique accommodation, explore regional destinations and plan your journey through some of the state’s most spectacular landscapes.

Whether you’re dreaming of coastal camping beside the Ningaloo Reef, soaking in artesian hot springs, exploring remote 4WD tracks or experiencing life on a working station, the map will help you uncover unforgettable places to stay along the way.

Download your digital copy and start mapping out your next Western Australian station stay adventure.

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ADVENTURISTS

testimonials
Wooramel Station

“What is not to love about this station stay .. what a wonderful experience at Wooramel. We loved it for the 2 nights we were there and would’ve been happy to stay a while longer had we not had somewhere…”

Ali Harrison
Cheela Plains Station

“This place is a true hidden gem, with access to the Beasley River Gorge and beautiful natural river pools. It’s well worth a stay between Ningaloo Reef on the coast and inland to Karijini National Park. The rooms were comfortable,…”

Nathan Gough
Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge

“Absolute best place. We love everything about Mt Hart. The food, the staff, the accommodation, everything you can do around the place. It’s just perfect. Nice and tricky to get to, which means it’s not over crowded and those who…”

Tim D
Melangata Station

“Words cannot explain how amazing the last week was. We came here 5 years ago and it was amazing, and continues to be. Will be back again soon.”

Racheal Enkel
Nallan Station

“We had a fantastic night stay at Nallan Station, staying at shearers quarters. The Manager Les was excellent and very helpful about what to do in the area and tips around staying at the station. Accommodation was clean and a…”

Penny and Nigel
Bullara Station

“One of those places that quietly exceeds every expectation 🤍

We were lucky enough to be there on opening night… and it meant more than we expected. After everything they’ve been through with the cyclone, to see the team back…”

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