Discover Angorichina Station, Flinders Ranges

Set across 500 square kilometres of rugged mountains, winding creeks, dramatic gorges and rolling hills, Angorichina Station sits just 9 km from the historic copper mining town of Blinman. This working sheep station—run by 5th-generation pastoralist Prue Fargher and Ben Daly—offers an authentic outback experience surrounded by some of South Australia’s most spectacular landscapes.

Perfectly positioned for exploring the region’s natural highlights, you can spend your days hiking through ancient ranges, spotting abundant wildlife, or simply unwinding in peaceful isolation. It’s a paradise for families, wildlife watchers, 4WD adventurers, nature lovers, artists, photographers, and anyone fascinated by history or geology.

Angorichina Shearers Quarters provide well-equipped, comfortable accommodation beside Australia’s oldest native-pine woolshed still in use today. With 5 twin rooms, 1 queen room and a 4-bed bunkhouse, these restored 1850s quarters blend historic charm with practical modern comforts—ideal for families and groups seeking a private space to connect.

Scattered along a picturesque creek line near the Angorichina Homestead, a limited number of Bush Camping sites are also available for guests travelling with a camper or caravan, tent or swag.

Located 16 kilometres north-east of the homestead, Point Well is designed for travellers wanting to completely disconnect. With basic self-contained amenities, 1 queen room, 1 twin hut, and ample space for additional camping, Point Well offers a true “million-miles-from-anywhere” experience.

We recommend staying at least three days to fully unwind and enjoy the region’s diverse activities—or simply relax and soak up the peace of the outback.

Let us know your interests, and we’ll happily suggest local adventures to enrich your Flinders Ranges experience.