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Located between Tilpa and Louth on the “Darling River Run” in outback NSW. Kallara offers ensuite accommodation right on the banks of the Darling River. Picturesque riverside camping as well as self-contained accommodation ideal for families or small groups or individuals. Kallara Station is great for the outback traveller, road tripping family or anyone really looking to experience something new and unique. With accommodation to suit every style of traveller, Kallara Station should definitely be a pitstop on your next western NSW holiday and is a proud member of the “Outback Bed’s” network.
The establishment of a rail head in Bourke in 1896 saw transportation methods develop from water based to bullock wagons and camel trains along the new rail line.
Nowadays, Kallara Station, although smaller in size, is still a working and functioning sheep and goat farm and wool distributer in Western NSW. Family owners, the McClures operate the daily running of the farm and have since been certified as an ‘organic’ property; producing organic lamb meat, organic wool, and organic oilseeds from the fertile riverbanks and flood plains of the Darling and Paroo Rivers. Expanding their farm lifestyle to accommodation and farm stays, outsiders can now experience everything that’s involved in actively running a family owned sheep and goat farm in the Outback.
Nestled in the heart of the NSW outback 10 km upstream of Tilpa, Kallara Station is the perfect place to experience everything that country accommodation and authentic Australian farming has to offer.
