Your stay.

There is no mobile coverage at Mt White Station, but the backcountry huts have VHR radio for emergency communication. Complimentary fibre WiFi is available at the main station, and guests can check if their mobile phone can make a call over WiFi in their phone settings.

To fully experience Mt White Station, our accommodation offerings have a minimum two-night stay.

No hunting is allowed on the Mount White Station property, and smoking is only permitted in designated areas. Guests are also asked not to light fires other than the fireplaces provided as this is a high fire risk area.

Our Guest Quarters can sleep up to 28 and our backcountry huts can sleep up to 12 each. All accommodation options are booked exclusively, with a minimum of two guests. There is a minimum fee for each and an additional per-person fee for guests above the base number.

Unless there is a prior arrangement made, check-in and check-out times are as stated: Guest Quarters check-in: 3:00 PM Guest Quarters check-out: 10:00 AM Backcountry huts check-in at Homestead area if biking/trekking/tramping out to hut: 12:00 PM Backcountry huts check in at Homestead area if traveling out by vehicle: 1:30pm Backcountry huts check-out: 10:00 AM

No, pets are not allowed on the property due to the working farm operations and safety concerns.

Private vehicles are not permitted on our backcountry roads unless you are booked in one of our guest huts and have a suitable vehicle, but all guests can access the area via mountain bike. Backcountry vehicle access for lodge guests will be charged as an extra fee, please enquire when booking.

As a working high country station, there are specific water and natural hazards on the property. Guests should take care when walking, biking or driving around the station, avoid touching machinery or entering gated paddocks without prior permission, and do not enter any buildings other than the Guest Quarters or Cookshop.

The items guests need to bring depend on the accommodation they choose. Full linen, bedding, and towels are provided for all accomodation types. For the Esk Explorer or Terrace Adventurer experiences, bring your own food, drink, warm and wet-weather clothing, suitable footwear and hut slippers, toiletries, insect repellent, and sunscreen. You may also wish to pack a head torch and personal locator beacon (PLB). For the Guest Quarters, bring slippers, snack food, drinks, warm clothing in winter, toiletries, insect repellent, and sunscreen. Depending on your booking, The Guest Quarters accommodation offers catering (continental-style breakfast, packed lunches, and three-course dinners) or you are welcome to self-cater. Our backcountry huts are self-catered only.

If your stay includes catered meals, we can accommodate dietary restrictions for an extra fee per person per meal. Please inform us of any special dietary needs or restrictions at least one week prior to your arrival, and we will make the necessary preparations.

Yes, there is a BBQ available at all of our accommodation options, including the backcountry huts.

Yes, Guest Quarters and backcountry huts have e-bike charging generators available.

Yes, the huts are fitted with solar lighting and the ability to charge using a USB plug. There is a flushing toilet and plenty of hot water for showers and dishes too!

Yes, we have a selection of board games and books available for guests to use during their stay.

Off-road parking is available at the Cookshop.