Blinman Accommodation

Located on a working sheep station, Gum Creek Station and Rose Cottage offers a homestead with seven bedrooms, an additional woolshed capable of sleeping eight to ten people and two cottages sleeping two and four people each. In the heart of the Flinders Ranges - Facilities include laundry, non smoking establishment, car parking, bbq facilities, Located Blinman South Australia.

Gum Creek Station's Shearer's Quarters are situated on a working sheep station 480 kilometres north of Adelaide, in the heart of the Flinders Ranges. Gum Creek Station joins the Flinders Ranges National Park and is within easy reach of many local attractions, including the magnificent Brachina and Bunyeroo Gorges and sections of the Heysen Trail, which traverses the property. The area provides an excellent example of the amazing range of landform, vegetation and colour that the Flinders Ranges can provide. The Quarters are nestled against the River Red Gum lined Wockerawirra Creek at the station homestead. Recently upgraded for group or family accommodation, the building overlooks the rocky creek bed and incorporates a large sheltered deck, lawn and barbecue area which provide a great outdoor living environment in the mild spring and autumn weather. Sleeping is mainly twin share with seven bedrooms opening out onto a verandah which circles the building. There are five rooms each with two single beds and two rooms each with two double bunks providing total sleeping capacity of 18. Linen is available on request. Power for the building is a 24 hours 240 volt service, which is provided by the station's new solar power system. For large groups, some additional sleeping accommodation is available in the adjacent and recently constructed woolshed. Hosts Bill and Jane provide all visitors with any help they need in planning their activities in the local area, including advice about bush walks, four wheel drive vehicle tracks and scenic areas.Loc:Blinman, Reg:Flinders Ranges and Outback

Wirrealpa Station is a 1,650 square kilometre sheep and cattle station situated on the east side of the Flinders Ranges.

Wirrealpa Station is a 1,650 square kilometre sheep and cattle station situated on the east side of the Flinders Ranges.

Wirrealpa Station is a 1,600 square kilometre sheep and cattle station situated on the east side of the Flinders Ranges, 35 kilometres east of Blinman. It is a family owned property. Five generations have lived in the area. The house was originally built as family home. It has a warm and friendly atmosphere with modern conveniences and fabulous views. It is fully self-contained and powered by an integrated solar generator. It accommodates up to six people. Linen, laundry and barbecue facilities are provided.

Rose Cottage is a fully restored miner's cottage constructed of native pine and local stone. The cottage offers a cosy and comfortable environment from which to enjoy visiting the Blinman district. The cottage restoration, through the use of timber and local materials, offers an intimacy and a strong connection with the history of the area.

The Blinman Hotel in the historic mining town of Blinman was first opened in 1869 and still retains a lot of its original features, including slate floors and dominating fireplaces.

Moolooloo and Moorillah Station are a family owned and operated sheep station, consisting of 609 square kilometres. Moolooloo is nestled 20 kilometres north west of Blinman and 30 kilometres north east of Parachilna in the heart of the Flinders Ranges.

Gum Creek Station's Shearer's Quarters are situated on a working sheep station 480 kilometres north of Adelaide, centrally located in the heart of the Flinders Ranges. Gum Creek Station joins the Flinders Ranges National Park and is within easy reach of many local attractions, including the magnificent Brachina and Bunyeroo gorges and sections of the Heysen Trail.

Blinman Cottage is a charmingly restored 1800s miners' cottage in the heritage town of Blinman. Private self contained accommodation is available for one guest group, up to six guests at a time. The manager lives close by. It is centrally located in the heart of the Flinders Ranges, east of the Heysen Range 500 kilometres from Adelaide on a sealed road all the way.