The Coorong Region in South Australia offers a unique and authentic farm and station stay experience for travelers seeking a taste of life on the land. One of the popular options in this region is Mundoo Island Station, a privately-owned cattle and sheep station located just 1.5 hours' drive south of Adelaide. The station is run over a large area, with the largest island being Mundoo Island, spanning approximately 3,000 acres (around 1,200 hectares). Visitors can enjoy various activities such as photography tours, birdwatching, fishing, kayaking, paddock picnics, and relaxing in the Coorong vista. Accommodation options at Mundoo Island Station include self-contained accommodation for up to four guests, suitable for those who appreciate the environment, birdlife, and outdoor activities. Coorong camping is also available for those who wish to set up a tent, camper, or caravan adjacent to the Coorong water's edge.
Other notable farm and station stays in South Australia include Coonatto Station, a family-owned and operated 12,000-acre property in the Flinders Ranges, managed by the Lock family since 1912, and Rawnsley Park Station, located 430km north of Adelaide overlooking Wilpena Pound and Flinders Ranges, offering luxury accommodation in ecovillas and Arkapena Homestead. Quondong Station, a working merino sheep station covering 365,140 acres in the heart of the North East Pastoral District of South Australia, Martins Well Rangeland Reserve, offering homestead accommodation, camping, and caravan sites just 60km east of Ikara-Wilpena Pound, and Three Creeks Station, nestled within the Flinders Ranges, offering a secluded and relaxing environment with large hills and unspoilt natural beauty.
For those looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of South Australia and experience life on the land, a farm or station stay in the Coorong Region and beyond is an ideal choice. With a range of activities and accommodation options, these unique locations provide a memorable and authentic Australian experience.