360 degrees of land and 360 degrees of sky. It's a bit like living in your own national park.

Climb a granite outcrop and have a glass of wine overlooking hundreds of flat miles of mulga, roos, emus, goats, sheep and eagles. At the right time of year, a field of wildflowers the size of a small European country.

Wooleen is half a million acres of unbroken mulga landscape. It's really going to bend your concepts of space. You've never been so outside as this.

Australia was built on properties like Wooleen.

Ask any international tourist what's attractive about Australia. Open Space. Have you taken the time to experience it yourself? Fresh air, the milky way, complete silence and a couple of friendly people to show you around.

Homestead Luxury is not a hotel room when you stay in the gracious Wooleen Homestead and become a part of Frances and David’s station life. $180 per person per night. Meals included. Queen and twin rooms available. Ideal for group bookings. Surrounded by award winning gardens. Full sized billiards table, swimming pool, library, open fireplaces, and cellar of West Australian wines (licensed premises).

Guesthouse Wooleen’s Modern Self Contained Rammed Earth Guesthouses boast all the peace and serenity of the outback in your own secluded area of Wooleen’s gardens. Very spacious and ideal for families the guesthouses have everything you could want. 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom (1 x Queen and 3 x Single) Full kitchen including utensils. All linen and towels provided. Open fire places. $160 per night twin share. Each extra person is $30 per night. Can sleep up to 5 people. Trundle beds available.

Camp grounds Set up your tent or caravan in the Wooleen camp grounds. Or better yet roll out your swag and watch the milky way as you fall asleep. Toilet and shower facilities. Designated fire place. Rainwater tank onsite. $25 per vehicle per night (unpowered sites).

Guided Tours Half day tour and a sunset tour. Delight in the beauty and serenity of the oldest lands in the world. Our tours include the Listed wetlands of Wooleen Lake, seasonal wildflowers, aboriginal heritage, colonial history and spectacular granite outcrops. Learn how the Pollock family are now working towards making Wooleen an ecologically sustainable enterprise. Tours $40 per person per tour (only available for those staying at Wooleen Station)

Strictly No Pets Allowed.