Mangowine Homestead

What an interesting place to visit and explore. Picnic areas and caravan/camping grounds for extended stays. Caretaker is great, gave us a guided tour of all the buildings. Dogs welcome.

Love this place as all the wonderful people come together for an amazing event every year enjoying entertainment, music, a drink and food with beautiful landscapes and an amazing sunset. The Blondie and Eurythmics with Hit Machine Show loved playing here ❤🙏🏻

This is absolutely Amazing!! I can’t say it enough a full standing 1876 Homestead with all the furniture and household stuff to go with! It’s amazing it’s beautifully intact and the people who show you around are absolutely amazing!
Highly recommend seeing its great to see what life was like and how they lived it’s very hard to find a homestead this old that’s still in great condition like it is (thanks to all the work that’s been done to keep it like that)
My whole family loved seeing this gem!

Such a unique homestead, left and preserved untouched since before ww2. An interesting look into the past. Four dollars gets you a guided tour of the buildings. Camping on site with plenty of room for caravans and camping. The homestead holds a big music festival each year.
Definitely a must see Wheatbelt Way location.

Amazing history and told wonderfully by Bob the caretaker/tour guide. It's a must see when in Mukinbudin.

Went to a muster here.
Very well organised. Food vans coffee. And alcohol was a reasonably price. Great band too. It was quite. The Afl final was on at the same time.

Great historical place. The caretaker was very friendly too.

Great place for a relaxing few days (we were doing a wildflower trip) and the lovely owner will show you around the historic buildings and tell a few stories.

Back again, this time to camp overnight. Lovely peaceful place, Bob the caretaker is very welcoming. Basic but clean toilets and single shower, perfect to freshen up.

Great place to unwind for a couple of days, plenty to see and do. A lot of memorabilia in and around the buildings

A fantastic example of the early Pioneers of Western Australia. The museum is full of history of the area and the Adams family who built and lived here. Its RV friendly and a great place to camp. There is also lovely walk trails.

Love this place facilities are basic but worth a visit.Can't wait to return. Bob the caretaker clearly loves the place. Heritage listed homestead with a sometimes sad history a real insight into the tough life of a pioneer.Something about this place is drawing me back.

A really interesting old homestead. One of the camp hosts gave us a guided tour and some recommendations for other sites to see.

Allows camping and vans there too.

Very interesting place to visit. Crazy cheap camping spot - powered sites but be aware you can't use a power cord with the normal big pin. You'll need an adaptor.
Bob, the host, is really good value.

A beautifully preserved homestead with a friendly, chatty and informative caretaker. You can camp there too if you want and it would be a peaceful stay. Highly recommend

So much history just waiting to be discovered. Bob, the caretaker, doing a great job.

Beautiful old homestead and the really nice and friendly caretaker (Bob?) was very knowledgable about the history of the place and region. Plan to visit again.

Great piece of Australia in the 19th century. Good place for caravan parking. But you need a 10 amp adaptor for your lead.

What a fanfastic time we had at the concert. To bad the food was dreadful and ridiculously over priced. The entertainment was wonderful The facilities are basic although adequate, but what a weekend it was.

Hot as balls but glad we made the effort today. A great place with a great host. Recommend it to anyone travelling past.