In combining the rich heritage of Australia's rural history and classic outback cattle station life with a premium resort experience, Wrotham Park Lodge provides visitors with a unique opportunity to engage with Australia's heartland. Guests are able to immerse themselves in the rugged beauty of vast landscapes and engage in activities that showcase legendary outback life and the experiences of outback stockman. 'The Homestead' and ten guest 'Quarters', are located on a spectacular site high above the banks of the Mitchell River - 300 kms west of Cairns.
Wrotham Park Lodge caters to a maximum of 20 guests, providing an unparalleled outback experience that brings together wilderness, wildlife and a hint of luxury.
THE HOMESTEAD - Emulating timber slab houses with wrap-around verandahs, the Homestead pays tribute to Queensland's outback architecture. Its dining and living area, library and bar are styled on pioneer designs and furnishings - all with a modern twist. A feature of the outdoor living area is a large raised platform ideal for pre-dinner drinks and wildlife watching. Here comfortable lounge seating surrounds the cosmopolitan version of a camp-fire, perfect for viewing brilliant red sunsets as well as taking in the sparkling velvet of the outback night sky.
CLIMATE - Wrotham Park experiences distinct wet/dry seasons with an average year round maximum temperature of 33 C (91.4 F) and a minimum of 19 C (66.2 F). The Resort operates during the dry season only between April and mid December each year.
WHAT TO BRING - Light comfortable clothing with sun protection (hat, sunscreen and sunglasses) for daytime; swimwear; durable trousers and closed-in shoes for horse riding; and smart casual wear for dinner. A jumper or coat is recommended as the evenings may be cool.