Farm and station stays in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia offer travelers a unique and immersive experience in rural life. These stays provide a range of accommodation options, from charming self-contained cottages to luxurious rooms in restored farm homesteads. Some key features of these stays include peace and tranquility, allowing guests to enjoy the serene atmosphere of the Wheatbelt's picturesque landscapes, with rolling plains and beautiful bushland. Visitors can also explore the diverse flora and fauna of the region, with opportunities to spot kangaroos, alpacas, and other native animals, and witness the dazzling display of wildflowers during spring.
Additionally, guests can participate in various farm activities, such as feeding friendly animals, helping with farm chores, or even riding along during crop planting and harvesting seasons. Some popular farm and station stays in the Wheatbelt region include Melaleuca Brumby Farm Stay, located 24 km south-west of Bencubbin near Gabbin, offering campfires, swags, BBQ, and billy tea under the stars. Accommodation starts at $100 for a cottage or $60 per person for a swag stay. The Mains Guest House, a small wheatbelt farm just two minutes drive from Corrigin, provides the perfect weekend getaway for couples, families, or a great overnight stop when exploring Wave Rock, with tariffs starting at $165 per night for a single/couple. Guests can enjoy feeding friendly alpacas, kangaroos, and sheep, as well as experiencing star-filled nights or the amazing wildflowers during September and October.