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
One of the district’s original working farms, 400 metres out of Auburn at the southern gateway to the Clare Valley — twenty minutes south of Clare and 109 km north of Adelaide. The estate holds nine stone structures: the main house, a cellar, two self-contained bed-and-breakfast cottages, and the one that does the work — an extraordinary stone barn built around 1890, restored over years and fronted by a covered stone veranda.
Rustic in the original sense: stone walls, exposed timber trusses, corrugated roof, festoon lights and paper lanterns strung the length of long trestle tables. The estate garden runs out to views over the rolling hills and paddocks of the wine region, and the veranda opens onto it. The venue’s own photographs show the barn draped in white with fairy lights, the veranda set with long tables under lanterns and bunting, and the stone buildings across the lawn between clipped hedges and cast-iron urns.
Couples wanting a large country barn wedding with the catering handled in-house by people who have been doing it since 2004 — and who want the option of a genuinely big cocktail party rather than a capped sit-down.
An 1890 stone barn that seats 200 and holds 380 standing, on a farm with nine stone buildings and its own cottages.
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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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