Murchison House Station - WA

Murchison House Station is a 350,000 acre property just a short drive from the coastal resort town of Kalbarri, 650 km north of Perth, Western Australia. Murchison House Station is a working station that closes to visitors during the summer months so that we can muster Rangeland Goats that grow on our property. Four kilometres of well maintained gravel road provides access to the historic homestead, which is situated on the southern banks on the Murchison River and set amongst hundreds of large shady gum trees. Camping is available here on the rivers edge.The station has over 60 km of rugged Indian Ocean shoreline and over 30 km of Murchison river flood plains. Because of the plentiful supply of water, with many permanent soaks and springs, the wild life and bird life is abundant. The terrain is rugged, spectacular and varied, ranging from coastal sand plains and dunes to river gorge country featuring the stunning red Tumblagooda sandstone that is known to the area. Murchison House Station is where the outback meets the ocean, which makes exploring in your 4WD whilst camping here an interesting and challenging prospect. Checkin/out, maps, information, water tap, bins, glass recycling available from the homestead. No power, with shower, toilets, nice BBQ area, communal fire pit. You can bring in your own wood to have a fire at your own camp. No collecting fire wood on station.FEES: $25 Per Vehicle/night $50 4WD for duration $30/night Homestead per adult