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Mount William Station Luxury award winning farm hotel and events space at the foothills of the Grampians National Park. Our 3-course dining experience is open to outside guests!

With wedding season just around the corner, we’re looking back at one of our favourite weekends at Mount William Station...
27/10/2026

With wedding season just around the corner, we’re looking back at one of our favourite weekends at Mount William Station.
Ash & Dez began their celebrations with a welcome dinner in the Bluestone Stables, before an open-air reception framed by the Homestead arches the following day. It was such a beautiful weekend from beginning to end - relaxed, thoughtful and full of atmosphere.

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A stay remembered for warm hospitality, beautiful surroundings and exceptional food.From the history of the Homestead an...
23/10/2026

A stay remembered for warm hospitality, beautiful surroundings and exceptional food.
From the history of the Homestead and time spent in the Barr Smith Suite, to Luke’s thoughtful dinners and the pleasure of sharing the table with fellow guests - thank you for such a generous review.

Beyond the arches, there’s more to discover.Wander through the Homestead gardens, past clipped hedges and quiet corners,...
19/10/2026

Beyond the arches, there’s more to discover.

Wander through the Homestead gardens, past clipped hedges and quiet corners, and you’ll find some of our favourite parts of the Station - the rose garden, the kitchen garden, and the simple pleasure of taking the long way round.
Find a quiet bench and take in the sweeping views, or continue on to the olive grove for an elevated outlook across the Grampians.

A stay at Mount William is as much about exploring the property as it is about slowing down within it.

From the archives. The gardens at Mount William Homestead. Sweeping lawns, carefully tended borders and ficus climbing t...
14/10/2026

From the archives. The gardens at Mount William Homestead.

Sweeping lawns, carefully tended borders and ficus climbing the Homestead arches. These photographs capture the thought and care that went into the early years of the garden development, generations before we welcomed our first overnight guests.

There is something beautiful about seeing a familiar place through the eyes of another generation. The planting changes, trees grow, and each season brings its own character.

A glimpse into the past, and a reminder of what we have the privilege of caring for today.

The most important meal of the day...Our Homestead guests are treated to an ever-changing selection of savoury and sweet...
10/10/2026

The most important meal of the day...

Our Homestead guests are treated to an ever-changing selection of savoury and sweet breakfast dishes, accompanied by homemade pastries and, of course, barista coffee.

The perfect start before slowing into a day on the property, or heading out to explore the Grampians.
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The Barr Smith Master Room - one of the Homestead’s two master rooms, carrying the name of the Barr Smith family, who pu...
06/10/2026

The Barr Smith Master Room - one of the Homestead’s two master rooms, carrying the name of the Barr Smith family, who purchased Mount William Station in 1919 and became part of the property’s long pastoral story.

Today, the room balances that heritage with a softer, considered elegance, from its generous proportions and antique-inspired details to the William Morris print that brings a distinctly English Arts & Crafts character to the space.

A quiet room layered with history, pattern and the warmth of country living.

Thank you to .house & for the beautiful imagery.

03/10/2026

A special feature from the Grampians.

We were delighted to welcome the team from to Mount William Station as part of their latest journey through the Grampians.

The episode offers a glimpse into life at the Station - from the history of the Homestead and our gardens to the Bluestone Stables and kitchen garden - while also exploring some of the wonderful places, walks and experiences that make this region so special, including our friends at .

We also had the pleasure of cooking for host Gerardo López and his friends, with Executive Chef Luke Wakefield sharing how our dining experience is shaped by what is growing in the kitchen garden, together with produce sourced from neighbouring farms and throughout the region.

It’s always a pleasure to see our corner of the Grampians celebrated alongside so many great local destinations.

Thank you to the What’s Up Down Under team for visiting and sharing our story.

The full episode is now available to watch on 10:
https://10.com.au/whats-up-down-under/episodes/season-17/episode-7/tpv260929ormzj

29/09/2026

A glimpse of a stay at Mount William Station.
Intimate, refined country hospitality in the heart of the Grampians.

A morning on the tennis court, time to unwind in the sauna or by the pool, beautifully considered interiors, and an evening built around seasonal fine dining.

Slow down, settle in, and experience country life a little differently.

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What a beautiful review to receive!Thank you for choosing Mount William Station to celebrate. It means so much to know w...
26/09/2026

What a beautiful review to receive!

Thank you for choosing Mount William Station to celebrate. It means so much to know we could help make the occasion such a memorable one.

If you have a special occasion coming up, we’d love to help make it one to remember!

A lovely throwback to the Bluestone Stables in their original life - when horses were part of everyday life at Mount Wil...
22/09/2026

A lovely throwback to the Bluestone Stables in their original life - when horses were part of everyday life at Mount William Station.

Among those pictured is John “Ragsy” Goold, a remarkable Western District horseman who was as accomplished in the saddle as he was on the football field. Before turning his attention to farming, polo and hunting, Ragsy played 108 games for Carlton and was part of the club’s 1968 and 1970 premiership sides. He later became well known as a Hunt Master and breeder of both foxhounds and polo ponies.

These old photographs are a wonderful reminder of the many chapters the Bluestone Stables have seen - long before they became the event and dining space we know today.

Address

118 Mount William Estate Road
Willaura, VIC
3379

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 10pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 10pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 10pm
Thursday 8:30am - 10pm
Friday 8:30am - 10pm
Saturday 8:30am - 10pm
Sunday 8:30am - 10pm

Telephone

+61497614092

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