Comeroo Station Farmstay (CG)

Comeroo Station, 150km northwest of Bourke NSW, encompasses a vast area of over 100,000 acres of Australia’s red and black soil and situated beside the Maranoa Waterhole, a scenic 6km stretch of permanent water. Comeroo is a working sheep & cattle station and a must stop for travellers and families who want to experience life in the outback. With plenty of room for caravans and campers, owners Bruce and Chris Sharpe also provide alternate bungalow accommodation and are more than happy for you to stay a day, a week, or even a month.

Comeroo is pet-friendly and suitable for tents, caravans, motorhomes, and larger RV’s. Powered and unpowered sites are available with camping sites alongside the Cuttaburra Creek, so if you simply decide you want to sleep under the stars in a swag, the choice is all yours. Toilets and showers are available for your convenience and a large undercover communal kitchen with a bar area to experience what bush hospitality and delicious bush tucker are like, all while enjoying the amazing red sunsets that Australia is famous for.

Spend the day exploring the property where you may even spot a camel or two or watch the kids as they enjoy feeding the animals. In the evenings sit around the campfire or you are more than welcome to join Bruce and Chris and other campers over a beer, a steak on the B.B.Q, or a camp oven dinner in the established homestead gardens. After dinner relax and unwind under the starry night sky in Mother Nature’s own open-air artesian spa. The 44 degrees Celsius natural therapeutic healing mineral waters that flow out 100,000 gals a day and come from deep underground, will ease away your aches and pains of the day while you soak away the stresses of city life.

Comeroo Station offers other accommodation options for family and friends who aren’t the avid camper but who want to join you and enjoy the complete outback experience. There is something for everyone with Bungalows to suit one person right through to large families or social groups.

Bruce and Chris look forward to showing you what it means to simply relax and soak up their Back o’ Bourke hospitality.

HOW TO GET THERE
From Bourke take the Mitchell Highway north for 97km to Enngonia; Follow Yantabulla-Enngonia Road for 81km and watch for the driveway on your right
Leave Bourke go to Fords Bridge turn right at the hotel to come 30 km turn left, then come 50 km to mailbox on left of road then in 3 km into Homestead
Leave Bourke go to Enngonia turn left at the hotel come 50km turn left go 30 ks mailbox on right then 3km into homestead total 180km, this way is 100 km of the tar surface.

SITE ACCESS
Turn in at the sign and mailbox and follow the road for 3km until you reach the Homestead.

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FACILITIES
Artesian spa with its natural therapeutic and healing mineral waters coming up from deep underground

FEES & BOOKINGS
$20/night per couple for unpowered camping sites
$25/night per couple for powered camping sites.
Powered caravan site is $30/ van.
Bungalow including Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner $130p/p

THINGS TO DO
With so many things to see and do you will be sure to enjoy your stay at Comeroo.
Browse Bruce’s vast collection of farming paraphernalia in his own museum.
Take a relaxing canoe trip up the Cuttaburra Creek.
For the fisherman, Comeroo offers great opportunities for yabbying and hooking an abundance of delicious yellow belly and catfish which frequent the waterways.
Kids are more than welcome to help in the daily running of the station, feeding the cows, chickens, etc.
The vast wetland area on the station plays home to a multitude of different water birds and parrots, a real treat for the enthusiast and photographers.
Comeroo offers some of the clearest night skies for the star gazers out there so bring your telescope and watch the stars come alive.

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