Wee Jasper Station

Wee Jasper Station is a 5000-acre working sheep station in the Wee Jasper Valley, at the foothills of the Brindabella Ranges, southern New South Wales. Owned by the Barber family, who have lived in the area for almost 150 years, the station now also provides unique accommodation in the traditional Shearers’ Quarters and Jackaroo’s Cottage.

Just over an hour from Canberra, Yass or Tumut or four hours from Sydney, Wee Jasper Station is in the heart of Capital Country. Your accommodation is rustic and rural – with all the character of farming life. It is suitable for just about anyone, from individuals to families, corporate or school groups.

The Wee Jasper valley is a unique landscape with stunning limestone formations amongst beautiful rolling green farmland and superb natural bushland. The Station is bordered by the majestic Goodradigbee River and is close to wild caves and the Hume and Hovell Walking Track.

Wee Jasper Station's traditional Shearers' Quarters are the perfect spot for a group of up to 34 people to stay in bunk-style accommodation. It’s a great venue for family get-togethers, training adventures or school groups.

There is a fully self-contained kitchen including a large commercial stoven/oven, a microwave and plenty of fridge space.

There is a slow combustion fireplace in the lounge room. The outdoor fireplace is a popular gathering spot. Sufficient firewood for inside is provided, extra can be arranged.

Yards or stables for horses can be arranged for an extra fee.

There is enough open space to fit even the largest of outdoor activities. There is also room for camping around the Shearers’ Quarters grounds.

Cost $12.00 per night per person. Minimum cost $180.00 per night (whichever is greater).

If Shearers' Quarters are full to capacity camping is $6.00 per person per night, otherwise $12.00 per night.

Wee Jasper is located just over 1 hour from Tumut, Yass or Canberra. It's a great alternative stopover between Sydney and Melbourne being just over an hour from the Hume Highway.

Wee Jasper is well known for its unique landscape and combination of open grazing land and spectacular wild bush country.

Bring your own horse to Wee Jasper Station and take advantage of the numerous horse trails. Trail bikes are also welcome on some areas of the property.

Wee Jasper Station is close to various State forests, is on the banks of the Goodradigbee River and only a short distance from wild caves and the Hume and Hovell Walking Track.

From Canberra via Uriarra Crossing, Fairlight Road and Mountain Creek Road there is approximately 10km of unsealed road.
There is 2km of unsealed road on the Yass Road, between the Mountain Creek Road turn off and Wee Jasper.
The road from Tumut is about 50% unsealed.

Wee Jasper Station is easy to find once you've made it to Wee Jasper village.

Go through the village, past the school and turn left at the intersection. You are now on Wee Jasper Road.
Go past the Community Hall and the church on your left. Approximately 2km down the road on your left you will see Wee Jasper Homestead and the Garden Cottage.
Drive into Wee Jasper Station main homestead gate and take dirt road on left before homestead. Follow behind garage and park in front of Garden cottage.
To get the Shearers' Quarters do not turn down the driveway - continue past on Wee Jasper Road and you will see the Shearing Shed and Shearers' Quarters on your left about another 1km. If you get to Nottingham Road, you have gone too far.
If you are coming from Tumut, you turn left at the Nottingham Road intersection towards Wee Jasper, the Shearers' Quarters is the first driveway on your right and the Jackaroo's Cottage is the second driveway on your right.