Hamelin Outback Station Stay

Please note: closed seasonally for summer - Reopens April 1st .  Please contact directly to confirm closure dates.

Hamelin Station, on the shores of the Shark Bay World Heritage area, features 32 km of coastline alongside Hamelin Pool, site of those extraordinary living fossils the stromatolites. Close by are the dolphins of Monkey Mia, Francois Peron National Park, and Steep Point, the most westerly point in Australia. The 202,000 ha property is owned by Bush Heritage Australia.

Immerse yourself in the Shark Bay outback experience in a relaxed friendly atmosphere. Hamelin Station offers guests two options: the historic shearers quarters, rustic on the outside, cleanly modern on the inside; or a range of appealing unpowered sites for caravans and campers in beautiful bush settings, separated by nature corridors and with two fire pits.

The communal shearers kitchen is large, modern, well equipped and maintained, with a dining area, large stone fireplace, and an extensive covered barbecue area for those sunset drinks and meals. A second camp kitchen features gas burners and barbecue, hot and cold water, tables and chairs. The large modern shower, toilet  with disabled access, are cleaned and maintained to the highest standards.

At Hamelin Station, everything you need is just 1 km off the main sealed road. A wonderful destination in itself, Hamelin Station is the ideal base for exploring the many spectacular attractions of the Shark Bay World Heritage area. See what you can do at Hamelin Station – you’ll be pleasantly surprised.

Sorry no pets on this conservation reserve. We like to protect our local wildlife.

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