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
An 1847 pub in the middle of Watervale, redeveloped by Warrick Duthy and chef Nicola Palmer into something closer to a small food estate. It runs its own organic, bio-dynamic Penobscot Farm on 14 hectares at the edge of the village, and the farm supplies the hotel, the Penobscot Restaurant and the general store. The wedding offer follows from that: this is a caterer with venues rather than a room with a menu.
There is no single wedding room. Ceremonies go among the orchard, farm and gardens at Penobscot, or at the historic Quelltaler Winery among the vines, the olives or on the lawns. Receptions run in the Quelltaler cluster of indoor and outdoor spaces, in the Shearing Shed at Penobscot — rustic, timber-trussed, set with long trestles and florals — or in the hotel’s own beer garden and jail terrace, where guests watch the kitchen through glass beside the ‘Fires of Hell’ barbecue. Wet weather has an indoor answer beside the dining space.
Couples who care most about what is on the plate and in the glass, and who like the idea of a whole weekend in one village rather than a single afternoon.
A wedding fed almost entirely from the venue’s own organic bio-dynamic farm four minutes down the road — and a barbecue called the Fires of Hell.
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