WEDDINGS
Barunah Plains provides you with a private & picturesque location for your wedding. The sweeping landscape
and grand historic bluestone homestead add to the
charm of the 640 acre property.
Barunah Plains is a privately owned property, allowing us to
offer you flexibility & endless options that many other venues simply can’t. Perfect for a weekend wedding celebration. Accommodating 65 guests in the homestead and
shearers quarters. Any extras can utilise the unlimited
glamping options on the property.
Early curfews are not a problem you have to deal with out here!
With so many options available to you we believe Barunah Plains is the best destination wedding venue in Victoria.
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EVENTS
Barunah Plains is the perfect venue for your next Corporate Event,
Team Building Retreat or Conference.
The opportunities are endless due to the vast acreage on our property.
The Homestead, the Shearers quarters, Cool Cottage or our manicured gardens
all make for unique and bespoke venues for your next company retreat.
Stay
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The Homestead
A luxurious 10 Bedroom house catering for small groups, families or multi-generation getaways.
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The Cottage
NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE FOR BOOKINGS.
National Trust and Heritage Victoria listed, Cool Cottage is an inspired blend of old and new.
The Cottage is not currently available for stays.
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The Shearers Quarters
Set away from the main homestead the shearers quarters at Barunah Plains are a fantastic spot for your next getaway.
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Glamping
Our History
Barunah Plains Homestead is a heritage-listed property located in Hesse, 90 minutes from Melbourne and 30 minutes from Geelong. The original homestead, which was designed by architects Davidson and Henderson, dates from 1866; subsequent additions and alterations were made in the late nineteenth century and in the 1900s-1910s.
