Bungaree Station
Bungaree Station is a working pastoral property twelve kilometres north of Clare that has been in the same family since Christmas Day 1841.
Wedding Venues · Clare Valley, South Australia · Visit in person
A 45-hectare vineyard property in the Sevenhill Ranges with a stone cottage cellar door built around 1920, restored in 1994 when Leigh and Karen Eldredge bought the place and started the winery. It calls itself “the Biggest Little Winery in the Clare Valley” and sits at the base of a tree-studded hill, looking out over a large dam.
The event space is a large wooden deck enclosed with patio blinds — so it works year-round — opening onto manicured lawns under shady trees. As dusk falls, hundreds of fairy lights light the deck, the surrounding lawns and a huge Gleditsia tree. The lawn takes a marquee for anything larger, and the venue’s own photography shows long tables run down the vineyard rows.
Couples who want a working family winery rather than a wedding business — and who like the idea of a deck that works in any weather with a lawn attached for when it doesn’t need to.
A Gleditsia tree the size of a house, strung with hundreds of fairy lights, over a lawn full of wine barrels.
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Bungaree Station is a working pastoral property twelve kilometres north of Clare that has been in the same family since Christmas Day 1841.
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