Coolamon Station is perfectly positioned between Murwillumbah and Cabarita Beach.
Murwillumbah is around 15 minutes to the west and is our local regional hub, offering everything you need — great cafés and restaurants, an excellent selection of artisan retailers, the Tweed Regional Gallery, and access to the Northern Rivers Rail Trail.
Cabarita Beach is approximately 14 minutes away and has Woolworths, a chemist, bakery, butcher, pub, and a variety of retail and dining options — plus one of Australia’s most beautiful beaches! Woolworths also delivers to Coolamon Station if you’d like to pre-purchase your groceries and have them arrive during your stay.
Approximately 3km of road (Round Mountain or Reserve Creek Road) is an unsealed dirt road. It is a glorious, picturesque drive but is windy and narrow in parts so please always drive to conditions and give way to other vehicles/cyclists when required. It is a gorgeous country road with spectacular views – it’s a fantastic journey!
You must get approval to bring a dog to the property. We have strict rules around dogs on the property please see online information for more details as these restrictions may not suit all dog owners. No dogs are to be brought to the property without prior approval.
Yes, all linen is supplied for your stay. You may need to bring a beach towel if going to the beach!
Yes, firewood is supplied for the fire pit.
Telstra has excellent range, but Optus is not so great and Vodaphone doesn’t work at all. A homing pigeon may find us eventually.
We have chickens, ducks, horses, cows, pigs, lots of wildlife and a gorgeous chocolate Labrador called Muddles who no doubt will come to visit you to say ‘hi’ during your stay.
Yes, you can BYO horse. The property and valley is perfect for trail riding. Contact us for further information.
Accommodation is provided by way of the Woolshed cottage. The property is not available just for camping without use of the Woolshed.
All guests to Coolamon Station are required to be listed on our farm bio-security register as a part of our obligations to the NSW Rural Lands Board. The register will be emailed to you a week before your visit (along with all the other interesting farm and Woolshed information) for you to return before your visit, and is kept here on file for reference by the authorities in the event of a bio-security outbreak such as foot and mouth disease, etc. This is a critical requirement of your stay and unfortunately we do not allow any unregistered guests on the property.
Yes, our family lives on the property along with our farm care-taker Uncle Jay. Although the Woolshed is private you will see us working about the farm and paddocks on the property, we work and live here so are available to help you should you need any assistance during your stay.
When you arrive let me know, or just send me a message the day before you would like to do the animal feeding and we will organise a time – is normally around 7.30am but could be a bit later on the weekends depending how big the weekend has been 
. It normally takes about 30-40 mins.