The Western River runs through the station which is only a short walk or drive from the homestead. It is a beautiful spot to sit and relax or if you are keen on bird watching you will not be disappointed, as there is a large variety of birds for you to photograph or admirer. The river is also home to some fish species, you are welcome to drop a line and try your luck (catch and release of course).

Step back in time and walk through the stockman’s museum, housed in the original stockman’s quarters of “Windermere”.
Inside you will see how the stockmen lived and some of the tools that they used in day to day life.
Book a property tour and you won’t be disappointed. You will get an insight into the management of the station, as well as the ever changing landscapes. Plenty of animal life to be found whilst driving around the property. Morning smoko will be included before your tour begins.

Have dinner cooked the way our pioneers did, in campovens on the gidyea coals in the fire. Have a yarn around the campfire and see a whip cracking demonstration. Then have a go at the stockwhip yourself, everyone can have a go no matter how young or old.
The school holidays is a great time for families to come and stay at ‘Windermere’. Please book ahead so you are not disappointed.

What to see whilst at ‘Windermere’ Station
After you have taken in the peaceful surrounds at ‘Windermere’, you can plan day trips to local attractions. Such as the Waltzing Matilda Centre (less than 15 minutes drive from Windermere), Lark Quarry Dinosaur Trackways (Windermere is on the road to Lark Quarry, approx 1 hrs drive to the conservation park), and the route of the River Gum self drive tour of magnificent Bladensburg National Park.