Bolganup Homestead
Bolganup Homestead, Porongurup, Western Australia [©Bolganup Homestead]
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Porongurup WA 6324
Australia
Experience Bolganup Homestead, an iconic Australian rural homestead in the heart of the Porongurup, adjoining the Porongurup Range National Park.
Our three lovingly restored, self-contained apartments in the homestead, with wide verandas, and the Ravine Cottage, include jarrah floorboards, electric blankets and cosy log fires making it an ideal retreat for couples, families and friends.
Bolganup Homestead is an ideal central point to explore the Stirling Range National Park, Albany, Denmark and the south coast. Otherwise, just relax and enjoy misty mornings, starring nights, cosy log fires and stunning views. Watch kangaroos from the veranda, bushwalk for birds, tall trees and wildflowers, go wine tasting, or stroll down the lane to the Porongurup shop for coffee, lunch and provisions.
Bolganup Homestead is 30 minutes from Albany and 15 minutes from Mount Barker. The entrance is directly next to the Porongurup shop.
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