Bungaree Station Located 12 km north of Clare, Bungaree was first settled by Europeans when George Hawker chose the site for his head station in 1841. It is now recognised as one of Australia's finest merino studs. It is a real living museum and visits can be made by appointment. The Bungaree Homestead, a glorious two-storey building, is a comment on the success of the property. It is one of Australia's finest 19th century houses.
Visitors stay in the shearers quarters.
They don't spend the night in the homestead. The Clare Court House Old Clareville Museum Located in Lennon Street this historic cooperative winery has been converted into a museum of wine making. It also has a restaurant and a gift shop. It is open seven days. It has an attractive gabled porch and diamond-shaped window panes.