
Welcome to Wooleen Station – A Journey into Conservation and Connection
Nestled in the heart of Western Australia’s Murchison region, Wooleen Station is more than just a working cattle station—it’s a living, breathing story of regeneration, conservation, and connection to country. Covering 134,000 hectares of semi-arid mulga shrublands, winding river systems, and the nationally significant Wooleen Lake, this landscape is home to rich biodiversity and a deep cultural history.
At Wooleen, we’ve embraced a new way forward—one that prioritises land restoration, sustainable pastoralism, and ecological balance. We acknowledge the historical impacts of European farming practices that disrupted the delicate harmony of this country, and we are dedicated to restoring what was lost. Through thoughtful land management, regenerative agriculture, and ecological tourism, we’re working to heal the landscape and inspire others to do the same.
A stay at Wooleen offers a truly immersive eco-tourism experience. Whether you choose to explore the vast outback on a guided tour, camp under an endless sky, or relax in the historic Wooleen Homestead, you’ll find yourself part of a story much bigger than just a holiday. We invite you to slow down, listen to the land, and learn from its rhythms.
Our experiences connect guests with the landscape in meaningful ways—from sunset tours showcasing sustainable land management to encounters that highlight the importance of dingoes in arid ecosystems. Through these experiences, we share our lessons, challenges, and hopes for a future where people and nature thrive together.
Wooleen Station is a place of reflection, learning, and reconnection—where every visit supports the restoration of this remarkable land. Come and be part of the journey.
5 night Bird Photography workshops with Shelley Pearson in 2025 and 2026 - Click Here for details
5 night mindfulness 'Return to Country, Return to Self' in May 2025 - Click Here for details
3 night Water Colour workshops with David Harvey in September 2025 - Click Here for details
The Homestead
Surrounded by colonial verandas the homestead is set amongst an oasis of landscaped gardens. The homestead is a true experience and insight into station life as owners and hosts, David and Frances, live in house along with their guests.
The Guesthouses
The buildings use new, natural and recycled materials. Many of the doors and windows were rescued from an old homestead in the region. This mix of materials creates a character building with the freshness of new accommodation.
Camping
Set up your tent, camper trailer or caravan at the Murchison River. Each site has a fire-pit, and your well-behaved dog is welcome at the river. Sign our commitment to country and help achieve land rehabilitation and sustainable grazing on Wooleen.