Bushie blog

As we near the end of the visiting season at Hamelin Outback Station Stay I am sad to say that I am writing my last blog. For the past four seasons David and I have lived and worked here at Hamelin...

The busiest period of the year at Hamelin Outback Station Stay is the July school holidays and visitors varied from couples and families travelling from other states and countries to people who...

Another new season has started at Hamelin Outback Station Stay and already we've had 1,312 visitors.

We've seen quite a few changes in the wildlife and the landscape this year, from dry barren red ground to fields covered in a variety of wildflower colours. Hamelin Outback Station Stay is now...

Spring is here, the weather is starting to warm up and the wildflowers are slowly spreading their seeds around, ready to re-appear next year. The birds are busy tending to their young and new life...

Nature never stops surprising us with her natural abundance of beauty and wildlife. At Hamelin Station Stay the wildflowers are out in force and while the birds are abundant, the song of our...

Visitors throughout the year make their way to Hamelin Outback Station Stay in any which way they can. We've seen all kinds of different modes of transport, including some towing or bringing their...

After a very dry start to the season we had some much needed rain in late May and early June (63 mm in one night) which has enhanced the beautiful colours on Hamelin Reserve and filled our water...

The visitor season at Hamelin Station Stay has well and truly kicked off with a steady flow of visitors coming to stay with us and experience this beautiful part of the Western Australian coast.