Introducing Wooleen Station

Recently we’ve had the pleasure of working with Wooleen Station, an outback Australian station of half a million acres with a heritage listed homestead.

Previously a major sheep and cattle station, David Pollock is now focussed on conserving the unique ecology of the property and the Murchison region. Wooleen operates as a growing tourism destination, and we’ve also had the good fortune to be working again with Frances Jones on a website.

Wooleen offers unique and upmarket accommodation, both in the homestead as well as self-contained units. In the heart of world famous wildflower country and with breathtaking landscapes, Wooleen is also home to an extraordinary array of birds and animals.

Putting an outback site into context with Google Maps is always interesting. In this case we needed the latitude and longitude to correctly locate it, but once you have the station marked it is really clear you have the right place – there is nothing else for miles around!

Wooleen is a unique way to experience the Australian outback, and with their enhanced web presence they have the opportunity to get their message out to new visitors.

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