Hospitality All-rounder
Location: Wooleen Station, 700kms northeast of Perth, Western Australia. (Closest town 200kms)
Type: Full-Time
Duration: July – 12th October 2025
If you're serious about hospitality or tourism and passionate about creating exceptional guest experiences, read on. This is a rare opportunity to work at one of Australia’s most respected eco-tourism stations, where tourism is tied directly to conservation.
We’re seeking experienced hospitality or tourism professionals who bring more than just a friendly face. You’ll need to demonstrate exceptional people skills and a natural ability to deliver superior customer service. A strong track record of achieving quality outcomes is essential, along with confident communication and excellent organisational abilities. Time management will be key, as will a flexible, can-do attitude—no two days are the same at Wooleen, and a strong work ethic is a must in our dynamic, remote setting.
Our team is small but mighty. We work closely across departments, so flexibility and collaboration are essential. An interest in conservation, regenerative tourism, and sustainable living is important, and you'll need to be comfortable living and working remotely in a tight-knit crew.
At Wooleen, guests are welcomed like friends, and the personal, thoughtful experience we offer is a big part of why they return. We’re looking for people who genuinely care, take pride in their work, and understand the impact of excellent hospitality in a place like this.
Wooleen Station is located in the outback northeast of Perth. We’re an award-winning eco-stay on a breathtaking 325,000-acre cattle station dedicated to restoration and sustainability of Australia’s rangelands. Guests come for the wide skies and ancient landscapes, but stay for the warmth, purpose, and connection.
We offer a variety of accommodation experiences, from hosted Homestead Stays to remote bush camping. The station also features self-drives, hiking trails, birdwatching, mountain biking, rich cultural heritage, and stunning biodiversity.
Successful applicants will be required to complete the 'Service with a Smile' online training, either before or upon arrival. Training is provided.
Help is sought with:
- Housekeeping the facilities (homestead, guesthouses and camp-grounds)
- Food preparation assistance
- Relief barista duties
- Waiter/waitressing in the homestead at mealtimes on a roster.
- Washing (dishes and laundry)
- Talking with guests, answering the phones, taking reservations and support organising guided tours
- Cleaning and minor maintenance of outdoor areas and grounds for those who are interested.
What you'll need to succeed
The successful applicant will need to have:
- Happy, sociable personality
- Manners and willingness to contribute as part of a family
- Confident, reliable and able to use initiative
- Good presentation
- Kitchen experience (can be your own passion for food, however, you will not be cooking)
- Computer literacy including a willingness to learn the little hotelier reservation system and speak articulately over the phone
- High standards of hygiene and cleanliness
- Understanding of housekeeping routines and attention to details
- Ability to engage with customers in a genuine and meaningful way.
- Have an appreciation for nature and the outdoors and be up for an adventure
Wooleen will supply all meals, amenities, uniforms and shared accommodation (your own room including linen and towels).
WIFI and fixed telephone line. No access to mobile reception for over 150kms (unless using wifi calling or Messenger apps). Closest town 200kms.
Please enquire about remuneration details. We offer a flat weekly wage + food and accommodation + 10% superannuation.
Preferably non-smoking, no dogs and no dietary requirements – but can negotiate.
To become part of our team tell us about yourself and a resume to frances@wooleen.com.au
We're proud to acknowledge the Traditional Owners, the Wajarri Yamatiji people, in which we live and work. We recognise and respect the enduring relationship they have with their lands and water, and pay our respects to Elders, past and present.
