Shire of Sandstone

Situated between Mount Magnet and Leinster, right in the heart of the spectacular east Murchison District, Sandstone is where you've got the action of gold prospecting and the industry of mining and pastoral stations, all coexisting with a rapidly growing Tourism industry.

Sandstone offers sensational weather nine months of the year, temperatures in the mid 20s, clear blue skies, sensational breakaways, waterholes, wildflowers, wildlife and a host of natural features, all one day's drive from Perth.

Experience the oasis of the Murchison with its red terrain and vivid blue skies.

Places to Stay

Alice Atkinson Caravan Park

Alice Atkinson Caravan Park

The Alice Atkinson Caravan Park in Sandstone is a 40 site park set in pleasant surroundings centrally located in the town.

National Hotel Sandstone

National Hotel Sandstone

The hotel offers a range of accommodation and meal options with friendly, old-fashioned country service. It has an outdoor area for its residential guests to use.

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Outback Accommodation

Sandstone’s Outback Accommodation offers double ensuites and single shared rooms, communal kitchen and a BBQ area with a wood camp fire.

Sandstone Accommodation Western Australia

The Breakaway

The Breakaway is a recently fully renovated 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom house located in the centre of Sandstone. It is just 50 metres away from the historic 1907 National Hotel and an easy walk to the heritage display, tourist centre, children's water park and historic post and telegraph building.

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Get the Guide Book

Follow the pathways

The 178-page full colour guidebook paints a colourful picture of the region - its history, nature and its charismatic characters following three self-drive trails through the Gascoyne-Murchison - the Wool Wagon Pathway, Miners Pathway and the Kingsford Smith Mail Run.

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Plan your Trip

Safety Checklist

While the Outback Pathways have opened the heart of the Gascoyne and Murchison to visitors, many areas on the self-drive trails remain remote and warrant extra travel precautions.

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