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Bundanon

A stay at Bundanon is a chance to slow down, connect with nature and enjoy unique cultural experiences.

Stay in award winning architecture while you explore the Bundanon property. Each stay includes a selection of environmental and creative encounters along with incredible food, access to the latest exhibition and the collection in the Art Museum, and access to the historic Homestead and Arthur Boyd’s Studio.

UPCOMING STAY EXPERIENCES

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Riverscape Weekend

16-17 August

How to Book

Room Features

The Bridge and Boyd Education Centre are award-winning architectural landmarks, designed with sustainability in mind and a deep connection to the natural environment.
Inspired by Arthur Boyd’s en plein air painting practice, the sleeping quarters invite you to experience the ever-changing climate of Bundanon. Feel the breeze, enjoy the filtered sunlight, retreat into the shade, and listen to the rain and the sounds of nature.

The bedrooms are designed as cool, restful spaces, complemented by open-air breezeways with outdoor seating and sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. Large windows allow natural light to flood the room, so you can wake with the rising sun.

Bundanon operates on renewable energy and harvested rainwater. Located in a remote bush setting, mobile phone reception is available but limited, and Wi-Fi available but may not be available in your bedroom Enjoy the retreat back to nature.

Each stay at Bundanon includes communal dining at shared tables, where you’ll enjoy seasonal food and activities alongside like-minded visitors.

The Bridge

  • Simple, eco-friendly design
  • Option for king size bed or two single beds
  • Ensuite with toilet and shower
  • Towels and linens
  • Ceiling fan and heater
  • Bedside tables
  • Small desk with stool

The Boyd Education Centre (BEC)

  • Simple, eco-friendly design
  • Two single beds
  • Shared toilet and shower facilities
  • Towels and linens
  • Floor fan and heater

Accessible rooms feature fully accessible bathrooms – let us know about your accessibility needs

Find out more about the architecture and history of the property

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT SHOULD I PACK?   

Towels, bedding and soap are provided in your room, but please bring anything else you might need including:  

  • Other toiletries: shampoo, conditioner and toothpaste  
  • Insect repellent  
  • Yoga mat – if yoga is included in your package  
  • Warm clothes, a hat and suncreen  
  • Sturdy shoes, if you wish to explore the properties  
  • Water bottle  
  • For light-sensitive sleepers: some light does enter the room, so bring an eye mask  
  • Hair dryer/shower cap, if you need one  
  • A good book: there are no TVs at Bundanon, so bring something to read during your downtime  

  

CAN I BOOK A ROOM FOR A DIFFERENT DATE, OR OUTSIDE OF A PACKAGE? 

Bundanon does not function like a hotel. Guests are offered the opportunity to stay as part of packages that include catering and cultural experiences. 

  

WHEN WILL MORE STAY DATES BE ANNOUNCED? 

We hope to announce new dates soon, subscribe to our eNews to be notified when they go live. 

  

HOW MUCH DO THE PACKAGES COST? 

Please see individual event web pages for pricing and inclusions. Rates are quoted in Australian dollars and are inclusive of GST. Tariffs are per room for either one or two nights, and can be booked as a single, double or twin share (all rooms can be set as a king or two single beds). 

  

IS BUNDANON ACCESSIBLE? 

The new Bridge and Art Museum are wheelchair accessible and there are two accessible bedrooms available, both with wheelchair accessible bathrooms. There are designated accessible parking spaces available outside the Bridge and Art Museum. The Mordant Library is not wheelchair accessible. 

Arthur Boyd’s Studio and the ground floor of the Homestead are wheelchair accessible. There is a staircase inside the Homestead and uneven ground in the visitor carpark and throughout the site.  There is no opportunity to sit down within the Homestead or Studio as the furniture is original and fragile, however there is seating available inside the Homestead kitchen and throughout the Homestead grounds. 

Guide dogs and assistance animals are allowed on Bundanon properties. 

  

CAN I BRING MY FAMILY? 

The Bridge bedrooms have been designed to accommodate a maximum of two adults and the experience packages currently on offer have been designed for adults. Upon request, guests are welcome to borrow a porta cot for a child under two, or an older child can accompany a single adult if the child is supervised during the entire stay. Please indicate when booking if traveling with children to ensure we can accommodate your requests. 

  

CAN I BOOK WITH A FRIEND OR TRAVEL SOLO? 

All rooms can be set as a king or two king single beds. You will be able to select your preference when booking. 

  

CAN I BRING MY PET? 

Bundanon is a wildlife refuge, surrounded by substantial areas of natural bush supporting many threatened native species. Guide dogs and assistance animals are allowed on Bundanon properties. All other domestic animals are not permitted. 

  

WHAT TIME IS CHECK-IN AND CHECK-OUT? 

Please check individual stay event pages for check-in and check-out times. A final copy of your itinerary will also be sent to you the week of your stay. If you are arriving later than 6pm, Bundanon must be informed in advance. 

  

ARE THE HOMESTEAD AND ARTHUR BOYD’S STUDIO AT THE SAME SITE AS THE BRIDGE AND THE ART MUSEUM? 

No, they are located at two separate sites. 

The Bridge and the Art Museum are located at 170 Riversdale Road, Illaroo, accessible by a 3km sealed road. 

The Homestead and Arthur Boyd’s Studio are located at 533 Bundanon Road, Illaroo, accessible by 13km unsealed road which winds its way through bushland, descending to the Shoalhaven River basin. 

It takes approximately 20 minutes to drive between the two sites. 

 

HOW IS PRICING ARRIVED AT?  

A stay at Bundanon is like no other. Bundanon is in a remote regional location and the cost of delivery of overnight experiences is at a premium rate.  Bundanon offers overnight experiences as a unique opportunity for members of the public to stay on site and immerse themselves in Bundanon’s diverse attractions, including its award-winning architecture, Art Museum and stunning natural landscape. Your stay at Bundanon also enables two children from local primary schools to participate in a day learning program at Bundanon. 

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Individuals & Couples

Bundanon does not function like a hotel. Individuals can book a stay package including meals and cultural experiences.

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Corporate & private groups

The Bridge and the Boyd Education Centre are available for your next conference, retreat or private event.

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Weddings at Bundanon

With your guests staying onsite with you, Bundanon weddings are an unforgettable experience.

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    Bundanon acknowledges the people of the Dharawal and Dhurga language groups as the traditional owners of the land within our boundaries, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.

    In Dharawal the word Bundanon means deep valley.

    This website contains names, images and voices of deceased Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

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