Located approximately 17 kilometers northwest of Two Rocks, Western Australia, Bullara Station is a picturesque working cattle station spanning nearly a quarter of a million acres. It offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the authentic Australian outback experience, making it particularly appealing for families and first-time visitors seeking a taste of country life. Situated between Coral Bay and Exmouth Gulf, the station stay provides a range of accommodations from large sleeping quarters to smaller huts and campsites, allowing guests to choose their preferred level of comfort and intimacy.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Bullara Station offers a variety of activities including fishing, stargazing, farm animal feeding, hiking, and the chance to attend the annual mustering event. The property is home to diverse wildlife such as sheep, kangaroos, horses, goats, cows, and friendly birds. Open annually from April to October, Bullara Station is an ideal destination during the cooler months when temperatures are more conducive to outdoor adventures. Its proximity to Exmouth township (approximately one hour away) and Exmouth Gulf (only a 3km drive) ensures easy accessibility while still preserving the charm of a remote rural setting.