Description

Abutting the shore of Hamelin Pool and the Gathaagudu Shark Bay World Heritage Area, Hamelin Station Reserve is a Bush Heritage Australia property of exceptional conservation importance, located on Malgana and Nanda country. Bush Heritage is a national not-for-profit conservation organisation that, through the generous donations of its supporters across Australia and the world, works to protect Australia's unique biodiversity and natural landscapes. Visit www.bushheritage.org.au Hamelin Reserve is a photographer's dream, rich in wildlife, stunning wildflowers, iconic red soil and stone, a beautiful lake, with magnificent sunrises, sunsets and starry night skies. This wonderful destination is the ideal base for exploring the many natural attractions of the area, including the Hamelin Pool stromatolites, Wulybidi (Monkey Mia), Dhdhudugada (Francois Peron National Park), Dirk Hartog Island, and Steep Point, the most westerly point in Australia.  Enjoy the relaxed and friendly atmosphere whilst learning about how Bush Heritage is protecting this special reserve. Hamelin Reserve is open from April to October each year, and offers guests two accommodation options. A range of excellent unpowered sites are set amid our beautiful semi-arid landscape, with natural bush corridors surrounding the sites. Hamelin Station Reserve can cater for the largest caravans to those who only require a site to pitch a tent. Groups are also warmly welcomed. Or, stay in our restored, rustic Shearers' Quarters, with a range of different room options to suit your needs. All linen is provided. Communal modern bathroom facilities, with toilets and hot showers, are available to all guests, as well as a fully equipped powered camp kitchen, dining and barbecue area for a relaxing meal after a big day exploring. There is rainwater available. See what you can do at Hamelin Station Reserve - you'll be pleasantly surprise