Wooleen Station WA
The Pollock Family – Owners of Wooleen Station
Wooleen Station WA – the story.
The Pollock family have owned Wooleen Station since 1990. Helen and Brett began offering friendly, traditional Australian outback hospitality in beautiful surroundings with fine food, good wines and personalised service for everyone from the adventurous adult to a family group.
Today, David Pollock and wife Frances Pollock are your hosts whilst staying at Wooleen Station. You will no doubt meet David and Frances during your time at Wooleen, regardless of where you stay.
David started studying Environmental Conservation at Edith Cowan University to follow his passion for the land and conserving it. He has spent time overseas noting and observing methods used in other countries to look after pastoral land.
David is now focused on regenerating Wooleen after many years of hard overstocking and finding a sustainable way to run stock and look after the environment. He has previously been the president of the Murchison Land Care Committee and sat on the board of Rangelands NRM.
Frances started studying Eco-tourism at Murdoch university and has a diploma in Social Media Marketing. Frances previously chaired the Gascoyne Murchison Tourism (inc) and currently sits on the board of Australia’s Golden Outback representing the Gascoyne-Murchison sub region. She is passionate about tourism and customer service. It’s her goal that you enjoy every moment at Wooleen Station and feel connected to the country.
Accommodation at Wooleen Station
There are many options for accommodation at Wooleen.
The Homestead – this substantial house was built in 1918 by the Sharpe family and consists of 7 guest bedrooms, 3 guest bathrooms, main kitchen and breakfast table, atrium, breezeway, library, billiards room, cellar, sitting/TV room and formal dining room. All meals are supplied during your stay in the homestead as part of the daily tariff and dinner is served in the formal dining room with open fireplace.
Self-contained guest houses – built in 2004, these rammed earth self-contained Guesthouses have 2 bedrooms, with bathroom, separate toilet, full kitchen, dining/living area, open fireplace and outdoor alfresco areas.
Outback Camping – Wooleen’s four river sites allow one or two vehicles per site. Our priority is preserving the fragile and natural environment located at the Murchison River. Booking in advance is essential.
Sightseeing at Wooleen
There is so much to see and do at Wooleen Station.
- Guided sunset tours
- Walking trails
- Wildlife and birdlife tours
- Mountain bikes
- Wildflowers
- Wooleen Lake
Contact Wooleen to organise accommodation and sightseeing.
Where: Wooleen Station, Murchison, Western Australia 6630
Phone: (08) 9963 7973
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Wooleen Station, Twin Peaks-Wooleen Road, Murchison WA, Australia
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