Nature • History • Tourism • Agriculture

 Alexander & Ann Sloane have drawn upon the extensive archival, natural and historic assets of their family property to offer tours, audio-visual products, and books. Savernake Station is a working historic pastoral property, 20 minutes north of Lake Mulwala, on the Murray River at Yarrawonga.  The central natural box/pine woodland is highly biodiverse, offering wonderful opportunities to explore an untouched species-rich environment.  Our current bird species count is 132.  Marsupials are frequently sighted, plus many more species.  The Heritage listed Homestead features 23 rooms of authentic family displays, depicting the story of the Station from pioneering days.  The tour guide provides a full commentary throughout.  BYO food and drink (hot water provided).  Indigenous cultural sites offer special insights into the pre-European history, including nearby Boat Rock reserve.  The unique 1912 working woolshed and outbuildings are the centre of our agricultural enterprises.

Day Tour

Forest Tours offers guided tours on foot only. Participants
are encouraged to bring a camera, binoculars, sturdy footwear, long trousers,
and insect repellent, as well as their own food and drink. The tours adhere to
the Minimal Impact Bushwalking Code. Directions and meeting points are provided
upon booking. All tours are fully guided and cater to groups ranging from two
to 30 people.

Price range is per person per hour, depending on group size
and discounts. Details provided when booking. Catering: (cuppa / light
luncheon) available by prior arrangement.

We recommend that visitors do not navigate to our property by SatNav, which has resulted in people being lost.  We provide clear directions to visitors by text or email, after their tour time and date has been confirmed.