Rawnsley Park Station

About Rawnsley Park Station

Located on the south‑eastern edge of Wilpena Pound, Rawnsley Park Station adjoins Ikara–Flinders Ranges National Park and is approximately 420 kilometres north of Adelaide, an easy five‑hour drive on sealed roads.

Rawnsley Park Station is a working sheep station offering guests the opportunity to experience the natural beauty, wildlife and sense of space of this ancient and rugged landscape. A wide range of accommodation options is available to suit different travel styles and budgets. These include secluded bush camping, powered camping and caravan sites, shearers’ quarters, budget cabins, and one, two and three‑bedroom self‑contained holiday units.

For those seeking a premium stay, Rawnsley Park Station also offers four‑and‑a‑half‑star straw‑bale constructed Classic Eco‑Villas and the historic Rawnsley Homestead.

New Oasis Eco‑Villas, each featuring a private plunge pool, are currently under construction and open for bookings from November 1, 2026, offering an additional eco‑luxury accommodation option.

Facilities include a general store selling food, alcohol and souvenirs, petrol and diesel, EV Charger, outdoor swimming pools, and the Woolshed Restaurant, which features a seasonal menu showcasing the station’s own lamb. Free public Wi‑Fi is available, with Telstra and Optus mobile coverage across the property.

Guests can enjoy walking and cycling trails, guided four‑wheel‑drive tours led by qualified guides, scenic or helicopter flights, and Heli‑Camping. Friendly staff are available to assist with planning activities and exploring the surrounding region.