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Due to bad weather we will remain closed.
We will update you as soon as the road to the homestead is open.
In the meantime, it is possible to book your accommodation for the coming months through our website!
If you have any questions, please contact us via email.
This Is Our Story
Long before highways, fuel stops and travellers with caravans, this was simply the edge of the known world.
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In 1879 pastoralist Abraham Wallace and his nephew J.H. Palmer drove 2,700 head of cattle across some of the harshest country in Australia — around the Gulf and down the Roper River — until they reached the quiet waters of Stanley Billabong. Here they founded Elsey Station, a lonely outpost in a place people would come to call the Never Never.
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