Jerakala Farmstay – A True Taste of Rural Australia

Step into the heart of Queensland’s North Burnett Region and experience life on a working cattle station at Jerakala Farmstay. Nestled on a sprawling 30,000-acre property near Mundubbera, this family-run retreat offers more than just a place to rest – it’s an invitation to connect with the land, the people, and the spirit of the Australian bush.

A Family Legacy, A Living Enterprise

Founded in 1997, Jerakala is the vision of Lisa and Jasen Wain – passionate custodians of the land who’ve built a vertically integrated agricultural enterprise that now runs over 900 head of Angus and Hereford cattle. At its core, Jerakala is about sustainability, resilience, and creating a secure future for generations to come.

From humble beginnings to an ever-evolving operation, the Wain family have welcomed guests and workers from across the globe, sharing the daily rhythms of farm life and the rewarding challenges of rural living. As Lisa puts it, “The security of our children and our children’s children is what’s important.”

Your Private Rural Retreat

Whether you’re seeking a peaceful weekend away or an immersive farm experience, Jerakala Farmstay offers warm country hospitality with room to breathe. Surrounded by wide open spaces and fresh country air, the B&B is perfect for couples, families, and solo travellers looking to disconnect from the fast pace of city life.

Conveniently located along the Burnett Highway – roughly halfway between Brisbane and Rockhampton – Jerakala makes for an ideal rural stopover or destination in its own right. Guests can relax in comfort while enjoying a front-row seat to real-life Australian agriculture.

Discover the Jerakala Difference

At Jerakala, it’s not just about accommodation – it’s about authenticity. Whether you’re sitting by the fire, watching the cattle graze, or chatting with the Wains about life on the land, this is a place where stories are shared and memories are made.

Book your stay today and become part of a legacy that’s focused not just on the next five years, but the next hundred.

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