Mt Budd

Mt Budd is a family-run far, in the Midwest Western Australia, growing wheat, canola, lupins and chickpeas with sheep and cattle.

There is an option for fit campers to climb Mt Budd, which is on the property, and there are also lots of hilly countries great for bushwalking and working up an appetite for a campfire dinner.

The property is on the Darling fault line, so they have many beautiful breakaway countries. You must be a self-contained traveller with your camping toilet and everything you need.

Dogs are welcome on a leash (sheep property). Campfires are permitted when restrictions aren’t in place.

Mingenew is 23 kilometres west of the far; you will find fuel 24 hours, IGA, and a bakery. Things to see in town include the Museum, the trail around town, the grain storage facility, the children’s play park, and the skateboard area. The Coalseam National Park is a 20-kilometre drive from town.

This is a hosted stay through Hipcamp.