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
Millon Estate sits among the vineyards at Armagh in the Clare Valley, ninety minutes north of Adelaide. Weathered stone buildings, open skies and vine rows to the horizon — the venue’s own line is that this is a setting “that needs very little dressing”, and it is fair. Ceremony and reception both happen on site, so nobody moves.
Historic vineyard buildings softened by time, surrounded by the estate vines that produce the Clare’s Secret range. Ceremonies are set on the lawn with the vines behind, or under a timber pergola and a stone fountain. A dedicated bridal suite sits on the property, and the two-storey sandstone homestead — with a private pool, spa and floodlit tennis court — overlooks the whole thing.
Couples wanting a Clare Valley vineyard wedding for up to 120 with the bridal party sleeping on site, and who like the idea of getting ready in the vines and ending the night in the same place.
A sandstone homestead with a pool and a floodlit tennis court overlooking the vines your wine is grown in — and room for the bridal party to stay in it.
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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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