2026 Western Australia Station Stays Guide

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Sheep and cattle stations have been the backbone of Western Australia’s outback for over 130 years — and hospitality is nothing new for them. Welcoming the shearers, jackaroos, governesses, head stockmen, neighbours, mail contractors and distinguished guests is a way of life for the people who live in these remote areas.

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.

Despite the fact you could sit back all day and soak up the atmosphere of the outback, the list of activities you can partake in is endless. Four wheel driving, hiking, mountainbike riding, birdwatching, painting, horse treks, walk-trails, guided tours, wildflowers, stargazing or perhaps even lend a hand and get involved in station life. No matter your choice you can be assured of sharing hundreds of thousands of acres with only a few others.

However you choose to spend your time at a Station Stay you can be guaranteed of an experience like no other.

Forget the hustle and bustle of city life and allow the wide sweeping plains and ruggedly beautiful landscapes of these Western Australian Stations Stays capture your imagination.

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BULLARA STATION STAY

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Location: Burkett Rd, Exmouth Gulf, WA GPS:

22°40’50.2”S 114°02’22.2”E

Accommodation: A mix of spacious powered/unpowered campsites, selfcontained cottages, repurposed shearers lodge and luxury safari huts. There is something for everyone.

Experience: There is something for everyone at Bullara Station Stay, a place of gathering, connection, and genuine outback hospitality.

For three generations, the Shallcross family have called this slice of the Pilbara, at the heart of the Gascoyne Region, home.

Perfectly positioned 65km north of Coral Bay and 86km south of Exmouth, Bullara is the ideal base for exploring the Ningaloo Reef and its surrounds. Owners Tim and Edwina have built on their cattle enterprise by developing a unique experience that bridges the gap between city life and the Australian outback. With passion, grit, and heart, they’ve created a station stay renowned for its warm hospitality, authentic dining, and welcoming accommodation. The Bullara team works tirelessly to ensure every guest feels at home, creating memories that linger long after the visit. Open seasonally from April to October, the station continues to evolve each year, offering something new with every season. Whether you’re just passing through or planning a longer stay, the Shallcross family looks forward to welcoming you to Bullara.

Your Hosts: Tim and Edwina Shallcross Phone: +61 8 9942 5938 Email: stay@bullarastation.com.au Web: bullarastation.com.au

CHEELA PLAINS STATION STAY

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Location: Hwy 136, 176 Nanutarra-Munjina Road, Paraburdoo-Tom Price, WA GPS:

22°57’57.5”S 116°58’59.7”E

Accommodation: Choose from powered or unpowered campsites with campkitchen access, explore 4WD-only wilderness sites, or stay in spacious quarters featuring shared facilities or private ensuites.

Experience: An oasis between Karijini and Ningaloo, Cheela Plains Station is a family-owned cattle station nestled in the semi-arid, pastoral rangelands of the rugged Pilbara in northern Western Australia along the Warlu Way. With shady campground sites set around an oasis of lush green lawn, wilderness campsites in the magnificent Beasley Gorge, accommodation, walking trails and self-drive safaris, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this epic ancient landscape. The Red Plains Café is open daily from 7.00am to 2.00pm boasting barista coffee and delicious in-house made carrot cake and reopens for dinner every night (bookings required). It offers the ideal stop between the reef and ranges if you wish to stretch your legs or stay for one or more nights and discover the 400-million-year Geological Time Trail marking the Great Oxidation Event. Settle in for a magnificent sunset, and while around the campfire witness the Southern Hemisphere night sky come to life. Open seasonally from April 1 - Mid-October, each year.

Your Hosts: Evan and Robin Pensini Phone: +61 435 633 008 E-mail: reception@cheelaplains.com.au Web: cheelaplains.com.au

DIRK HARTOG ISLAND

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Location: Landing barge available to transfer 4WD vehicles from Steep Point to Dirk Hartog Island (pre-bookings required) GPS:

25°50′S 113°05′E

Accommodation: Guests have the choice of staying in an Eco Lodge or Oceanside Villa, or enjoying the outdoors at Homestead Campsites, Private Camp Sites, or nearby National Park camping.

Experience: Only accessibly via 4WD, drive aboard Dirk Hartog Island’s purpose-built barge and camp on some of the most remote beaches you will find in the world. Dirk Hartog Island National Park has rugged cliffs, tranquil beaches, awesome snorkelling, and fishing. Their homestead camping is great for families wanting a little bit extra. Equipped with camp kitchens and bathrooms with hot water and flushing toilets, plus kayaks, SUPs, the Beach Bar, and fire pits are available for all to enjoy.

If wanting a bit of extra comfort, there is also a fully contained, self-catering Ocean Villa. For rustic luxury, the beautiful Eco Lodge is all inclusive, providing everything you need to create an unforgettable holiday.

Looking at only doing a day at Dirk? Their Island Life Adventure boat leaves Denham most days and showcases the best parts of what the island has to offer. It’s an island adventure not to be missed!

Your Hosts: Kieran and Tory Phone: +61 8 9948 1211 Email: stay@dhi.com.au Web: dirkhartogisland.com.au

FRASER RANGE STATION

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Location: Fraser Range Station, Eyre Highway, Norseman WA GPS:

32°01′43.2″S 122°47′45.6″E

Accommodation: Choose from 100-year-old stone room accommodation, queen ensuites, single and double rooms, and self-contained units, along with powered and unpowered campsites, fully equipped kitchens, BBQs, clean ablutions, and plenty of space for families, groups, or a peaceful bushland escape.

Experience: Fraser Range Station is a hidden gem halfway between Norseman and Balladonia, surrounded by the largest hardwood forest in the world. Towering salmon gums, blackbutts and gimlets rise 20 to 30 metres high, sheltering a rich variety of wildlife and creating a landscape unlike anywhere else on the Nullarbor Plain. The station is steeped in history, first founded by the Dempster brothers in 1872 and home to many original stone buildings and dams still standing strong today. Guests can explore the station on one of four self-guided walks, each offering a different view of the granite hills, open grass flats and majestic Mt Pleasant. A hearty homecooked dinner is served nightly in the dining room, followed by drinks at their licensed Nullarbar. Fraser Range Station is the perfect stopover or stay-longer destination for travellers crossing the Nullarbor — a place of history, forest, and peace in the heart of the West.

Your Hosts: Andie and Ben Holman Phone: +61 426 291 224 Email: admin@fraserrangestation.com.au Web: fraserrangestation.com.au

MELANGATA STATION

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Location: Melangata Rd, Yalgoo, WA GPS:

27°48’12.2”S 116°53’06.7”E

Accommodation: Melangata Station Stay offers something for everyone, with dinner, bed and breakfast in the heritage-listed homestead, cosy couple or single stays in Wildflower Cottage, twin-share accommodation in the charming renovated 1970s Vera Van, and basic shearers’ quarters or unpowered campsites in the campground.

Experience: Melangata Station is undergoing regeneration and restoration of the homestead, station buildings, and the special land that comprises the Melangata Pastoral lease. The team offer guided tagalong tours to some of their regenerative works and to some of the scenic places on the property. A daily historic homestead tour is available from April to mid October with fresh home made scones with jam and cream and real coffee offered as part of the tour. Melangata Station is successfully running a flock of Dorper meat sheep alongside its tourism operations. It is a haven for over 80 species of bird, 24 species of eremophila, many reptiles, microbats, Dunnarts and hopping mice. Camp oven cooking classes can be arranged for groups and the September long weekend cook up is on every year. The perfect base for day trips to Walga Rock, Cue, Dalgaranga Meteorite Crater and Mount Magnet. Melangata Station is in the middle of everywhere.

Your Hosts: Jo Clews and Ken Darnell Phone: +61 8 9963 7777 Email: melangatastationstay@gmail.com Web: melangatastationstay.com.au

MOUNT ELIZABETH STATION

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Location: 1 Mount Elizabeth Road, Gibb WA GPS:

-16.401718556382928 126.11288228191792

Accommodation: Rejuvenate in comfortable air-conditioned rooms or enjoy the serenity amongst the beautiful bush campground, which can take caravans of all sizes with great amenities and plenty of hot water.

Experience: Owned by the Burton Family, Mt Elizabeth welcomes guests to a working cattle station along the Gibb River Road that produces beef for the family business. Relax in their beautiful homestead garden and enjoy the onsite café and bar. We serve barista coffee, along with their famous Burton Beef Pies, homemade lamingtons and other essentials. Dine in their licensed restaurant and enjoy a station dinner featuring their own beef or join us for their pizza and burger nights. There are two beautiful gorges on the property to explore, walking trails, swimming holes, and historic sites. Visit the station pets and help the owners feed them in the afternoons.

Your Hosts: Phone: +61 8 9191 4644 Email: bookings@mtelizabethstationstay.com.au Web: mtelizabethstationstay.com.au

MOUNT HART WILDERNESS LODGE

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Location: Mount Hart Road, Gibb River Road, West Kimberley, WA GPS:

16°49’17.3”S 124°54’56.9”E

Accommodation: Take your pick from ensuite safari tents, air-conditioned homestead rooms, settlement and riverside deluxe tents, or the shaded riverside campground, all offering shared facilities. A range of double, twin, triple and quadruple rooms is available, and homestead and safari tent guests enjoy included continental breakfast and an à la carte dinner.

Experience: Nestled in a hidden oasis along the famous Gibb River Road, Mount Hart Wilderness Lodge is the ultimate adventure basecamp to explore the West Kimberley. With its unbeatable proximity to many of the region’s major attractions, Mount Hart is the perfect gateway to explore the West Kimberley including Horizontal Falls, Buccaneer Archipelago, Twin Flame Falls, Lola’s Hideout, Bell Gorge, Tunnel Creek, Lennard Gorge, Nala’s Secret and much more. Whether you’re seeking a cozy camping experience, lavish glamping or a charming homestead retreat, Mount Hart offers accommodation for every kind of traveller. Traverse the region by foot, safari tour, or take your exploration to new heights with exclusive Helicopter Tours, where you’ll soar above the rugged terrain and witness beautiful landscapes that are inaccessible by 4WD vehicles.

Don’t miss the chance to observe the local flora and fauna up close. Discover the wider West Kimberley on breathtaking helicopter tours and land safaris, explore hidden gorges and iconic landmarks, swim under waterfalls, stay in serene accommodation and enjoy indulgent dining experiences.

Your Hosts: Phone: +61 8 9191 4645 Email: enquiries@mounthart.com.au Web: mounthart.com.au

MURCHISON HOUSE STATION

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Location: 5618 Ajana Rd, Kalbarri, WA GPS:

27°38’44”S 114°14’17”E

Accommodation: The Homestead Campground welcomes guests all year, with 4WD self-contained bush camping offered from April to October for those who prefer a more rustic escape. All campsites are unpowered.

Experience: Visit a 350,000-acre working station with over 150 years of history just a short drive from the coastal resort town of Kalbarri, and neighbours to the National Park. Murchison House Station has over 60km of rugged Indian Ocean shoreline and over 30km of Murchison River flood plains.

Because of the plentiful supply of water, with many permanent soaks and springs, the wildlife and bird life is abundant. The terrain is rugged, spectacular and varied, ranging from coastal sand plains and dunes to red dirt and river gorge country and ancient gum trees. Wildflowers, when in season, are a stunning feature of the landscape. Activities include: fishing, birdwatching, swimming, kayaking and 4WD tracks. Quad bike tours and canoe safaris are also available. We welcome visitors from April to October.

Your Hosts: Belinda and Calum Carruth Phone: +61 8 9937 1998 Email: mhsbookings@outlook.com Web: murchisonhousestation.com.au

NALLAN STATION

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Location: Great Northern Highway, Cogla Downs-Taincrow Rd GPS:

27°18’53.9”S 117°58’11.7”E

Accommodation: Enjoy a variety of accommodation options, from shaded unpowered grassed sites for tents, camper trailers and caravans, to the rustic Shearer’s Quarters with twin and queen rooms, or Homestead accommodation that delivers a truly authentic outback experience.

Experience: Nallan Station is a 98,886-hectare working cattle station providing ample opportunities to explore or relax, whichever your heart desires, located just 12 km north of the town of Cue. Whether you’re interested in birdwatching, hiking, or stargazing, Nallan Station offers the ideal setting for adventure or relaxation. Take a walk around the campgrounds, where you can spot farm animals, birdlife, and wildflowers, especially during the blooming season. Visit this stunning outcrop of rock at ‘The Breakaways’ on Nallan Station, offering breathtaking views and a chance to appreciate the natural beauty of the land. Spend a day or two exploring the historic town of Cue and the nearby Big Bell Mine Ghost Town, and Walga Rock, Australia’s second-largest monolith. Nallan also offers hot showers, bathrooms, camp kitchens, and BBQ areas to ensure a comfortable stay under the stars.

Your Hosts: Cath and Dave Phone: +61 477 366 370 Email: visitnallan@outlook.com Web: visitnallan.com.au

PARDOO HOMESTEAD

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Location: Great Northern Highway, Port Hedland WA GPS:

20°06’22.0”S 119°34’44.6”E

Accommodation: Offering 80 short-stay rooms and 130 powered and watered caravan park bays, the property also features a 70-seat restaurant, fully equipped gym, pool, shop, and café, along with 24-hour Starlink internet and mobile coverage.

Experience: Pardoo Homestead has a rich heritage dating back to the 1860s with Traditional Owners sharing stories of days gone by and leisurely fishing by the creek. Its proximity to Cape Keraudren and the 220km Eighty Mile Beach provides a perfect location for holiday makers to explore this rich and diverse region. This is a real haven for short stay visitors, holiday makers, adventure seekers, ornithologists, nature and fishing enthusiasts and so much more. Enjoy long relaxing evenings and BBQs around a fire pit and meet locals and other visitors to share experiences. At their restaurant, you can enjoy home grown Pardoo Wagyu which has received global recognition for its distinct umami taste with a hint of confectionery and a buttery flavour that emanates from the historic rich mineral soils of the Pilbara, a provenance of purity never to be replicated. Further up the road is a herd of 10,000 Purebred Wagyu breeders naturally grazing on over 800,000 hectares producing safe, reliable and secure premium Wagyu beef.

Your Hosts: Geoff Burns and Shane Wilson Phone: +61 488 111 846 +61 8 9176 4930 E-mail: cpadmin@pardoo.com Web: pardoostation.com.au pardoowagyu.com

QUOBBA STATION

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Location: Gnaraloo Rd, Carnarvon, WA GPS:

24°23’44.4”S 113°24’22.0”E

Accommodation: From charming chalets and cosy cottages to rustic shacks, the Outcamp, Shearers’ Quarters, and a mix of powered and unpowered caravan or camp sites, including unpowered oceanfront spots.

Experience: Stretching across 80km of spectacular, rugged coastline, Quobba Station offers a unique chance to disconnect from the everyday and reconnect with nature. Whether you’re here for the adventure or to simply unwind under the stars, Quobba is where memories are made. Red Bluff, is the southern gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef and boasts a world-class left-hand surf break. The coast is also home to some of Australia’s best land-based game fishing platforms — a dream for land-based anglers chasing all types of game fish. Spot whales breaching during migration, watch birds as they fly above, and fall asleep to the sound of the waves crashing. When sitting by the fire at night, look up — Quobba’s remote skies offer some of the most incredible stargazing.

Your Hosts: The Meecham Family Phone: +61 8 9948 5098 Email: quobbabookings@gmail.com Web: quobba.com.au

WARROORA STATION

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Location: Minilya Coral Bay Rd, Carnarvon, WA GPS:

23°28’53.3”S 113°47’30.6”E

Accommodation: Choose from a modern ocean-view villa, charming selfcontained cottages, or authentic Stockmen’s rooms with shared facilities. For a nature-focused stay, relax at our ecofriendly, pet-friendly Homestead Campground, featuring unpowered sites, toilets, showers, and a camp kitchen.

Experience: Explore the beauty of Warroora Station, known as ‘Warra’, a family-run cattle station perfectly positioned on the doorstep of the world-heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef. Conveniently located between Carnarvon and Exmouth, just one hour south of Coral Bay, Warroora offers a 50km stretch of stunning coastline where rugged outback landscapes meet pristine, untouched beaches.

Immerse yourself in unforgettable coastal adventures—fish, snorkel, surf, or hike around the Homestead bush trails. Dive into the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef, and feel your worries fade away as nature’s wonder surrounds you.

Your Hosts: Marty and Muriel Horak Phone: +61 8 9942 5920 Email: info@warroora.com Web: warroora.com

WOORAMEL STATION

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Location: 120km south of Carnarvon, 2km off the North West Coastal Hwy GPS:

25.737°S 114.285°E

Accommodation: Options include self-contained units, family and standard 4-quarter accommodation, eco tents with private firepits, group-style outcamp tents, and a range of unpowered campsite options.

Experience: Enjoy the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure at Wooramel River Retreat. Nestled along the picturesque Wooramel River, the unique campground invites guests to unwind beneath ancient gum trees. Soak in naturally heated geothermal baths and savour authentic outback cuisine at the charming onsite café. Explore vast, open spaces filled with diverse birdlife and wildlife on one of the self-guided walk or drive trails. Enjoy cosy campfires under a blanket of stars and reconnect with nature in a tranquil setting. Open from 1 March to 30 November each year, bookings recommended especially in the school holidays.

Your Host: The Steadman family Phone: +61 499 425 888 Email: info@wooramel.com.au Web: wooramel.com.au

PET-FRIENDLY STATION STAYS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA Want to explore the outback without leaving your fourlegged friend behind? From coastal dunes to red dirt plains, WA’s working sheep and cattle stations welcome pets, offering a mix of adventure, nature, and country hospitality.

Top Pet-Friendly Stations 1. Bullara Station 2. Cheela Plains Station 3. Fraser Range Station 4. Nallan Station 5. Murchison House Station

6. Pardoo Homestead 7. Quobba Station 8. Warroora Station 9. Mt Elizabeth Station Stay 10. Wooramel River Retreat

Tips for Travelling with Pets • Make sure you have emergency contact information for local veterinarians in the area.

• Keep pets on a lead, especially where wildlife or livestock may be present.

• Pack food, water, leash, bowl, bedding, and waste bags.

• Be aware of baiting: Some rural areas use poison baits to control wildlife.

• Make sure your pet is up-to-date with vaccinations and flea/tick treatments, especially when travelling in remote areas.

• Pets are not permitted in national parks.

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PLANNING YOUR JOURNEY The Australian Outback offers vast, spectacular scenery, unique wildlife, and unforgettable adventures. However, travelling in remote areas can be challenging, so it’s important to be well prepared. Read the following road safety tips below to help ensure you have a safe and enjoyable journey.

• Book accommodation, or check availability prior to arrival.

• Inform friends or family of your intended travel route.

• Check in with local visitor centres while planning.

• Plan your route with up-to-date maps of the region.

• Check road condition reports before departure; condition of unsealed roads varies according to weather, usage & grading.

• Reduce speed on unsealed roads; be cautious of hidden dangers.

• Dawn, dusk, and night driving are the times to be most aware – watch for kangaroos, cattle, sheep, and emus.

• Give road trains plenty of room if overtaking, allow at least 1km of clear road ahead.

• Carry emergency supplies: first aid kit, spare tyre, tools, water.

• Try avoiding travelling in the hottest part of year.

• Plan fuel stops and provisions carefully.

• Take breaks to prevent fatigue.

• Carry emergency supplies with you.

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Step into the Murchison GeoRegion to experience the world from its very formation 4.54 billion years ago. Containing fragments of all three ancient land masses throughout Earth’s history – Rodinia, Gondwana and Pangea, Murchison GeoRegion shires of Yalgoo, Murchison, Mount Magnet, Cue, Sandstone, Meekatharra and Wiluna sit atop a unique and largely unspoilt ancient landscape full of stories of natural, cultural and geological significance.

WITNESS far horizon landscapes formed by colliding continents, long gone oceans and meteorites.

JOURNEY self drive Geo Trail — spectacular rock formations and rock art.

CONNECT gold mining and pastoral townships, Settlement and communities.

VISIT local businesses, Visitor Centres, museums, rock displays, art galleries, events. Cultural Outback Pathways, Aboriginal, heritage, art and botanical trails.

DISCOVER unique flora and fauna and, in season, carpets of colourful wildflowers.

IMMERSE in ancient lands under vast brilliant skies, ideal for astro landscape photography.

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OUTBACK PIONEERING AT ITS BEST! The Gascoyne Murchison Outback Pathways feature three self-drive trails which traverse the red heart of Western Australia. Each trail is complemented by a series of roadside, interpretative signage, which opens your eyes to the wonders of this ancient landscape.

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- carnarvon to meekatharra The Wool Wagon Pathway epitomises the true Australian outback. It is a land of distinct horizons, glorious vistas, unlimited sunshine, wondrous dawns and sunsets and spectacular night skies.

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Follow Kingsford Smtih along the Kingsford Smith Mail Run. Smithy, as he was known, once trundled along this very route on his mail run from Carnarvon east to Meekatharra, via Gascoyne Junction.

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- geraldton to exmouth Follow the Miner’s Pathway and explore the legacy of this remarkable period through the grand old buildings and the graveyards, the rusting machinery and the rich stories of those who lived in these whirlwind times.

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