Mount Wood Station

Mount Wood Station contains two connected homesteads within Sturt National Park, featuring stone structures, shearers quarters, and traditional pastoral buildings.

The cattle station, constructed between 1890 and 1969, received recognition on the New South Wales State Heritage Register in April 1999.

The complex demonstrates continuous pastoral activities spanning over a century, showing the evolution of agricultural practices in western New South Wales.

Access to the station requires four-wheel drive vehicles due to unsealed roads, and visitors can explore the self-guided walking trail around the homestead.

The station includes the only intact 19th-century station-based woolscour, representing pastoral technology from early Australian settlement periods.

Location: Mount Wood

Location: Unincorporated Far West Region

Part of: Sturt National Park

GPS coordinates: -29.47320,142.22567

Latest update: March 16, 2025 05:24