Your stay at Eltham Station
Find essential details regarding arrival, amenities, and guidelines for both our homestead and secluded riverside campsites.
What is the capacity and check-in time?
What premium amenities are included?
What does 'regenerative' mean?
The architectural homestead comfortably sleeps up to 14 guests across six bedrooms including a seperate granny flat. Standard check-in is from 3:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM.
Guests enjoy exclusive access to our heated swim spa, outdoor fire pit, fully equipped chef's kitchen, and premium linens. Direct river access & kayaks are available throughout your stay.
Are there facilities and is it safe?
How close is the property to Byron Bay?
Camping is fully self-contained, with toilet facilities available at the lagoon campsite. As a working cattle farm, you'll be sharing the property with grazing livestock and native wildlife, so we simply ask that everyone respects the farm and follows our safety guidelines. Eltham Station is a safe, family-friendly place to relax and enjoy nature.
We are nestled in the scenic hills of Eltham, just a 25-minute drive from Byron Bay, and within easy reach of historic Bangalow, Clunes, and the regional hub of Lismore.
Is the Eltham Hotel nearby?
Yes, our river campsites are just a short walk from the historic Eltham Hotel, where you can enjoy great food, live music, and the charm of one of the Northern Rivers' favourite country pubs.
Is there firewood available on site?
Yes, there's usually plenty of fallen wood around the property for campers to collect. If you'd rather save the effort, pre-cut firewood is available on requestThere's usually plenty of fallen wood around the property for campers to collect. If you'd rather save the effort, pre-cut firewood is available on request
Regenerative farming is a way of growing crops and raising livestock that restores soil health, increases biodiversity, and improves the environment, without relying on chemical sprays and instead using natural methods to manage pests and weeds. It uses practices such as crop rotation, cover crops, reduced tillage, and managed grazing to create more sustainable and resilient farming systems.
Still have questions?
Our estate team is here to assist with booking details, special requests, or future event planning.