Mikkira Station
Welcome to Mikkira Station: Home to the only Wild Koala Colony near Port Lincoln on the Eyre Peninsula


Picnic and Camp Ground in Natural Bushland with Koalas

(canvas camper hut accommodation will be available soon)

Booking Agent:
visitportlincolnaccommodation.net.au

Shop 1 , Jobomi House, 50 Liverpool Street Port Lincoln (opposite Coles Supermarket Car Park) - to hire and collect the key to get in the locked entrance gate.
Book online or call on 0419 302 300


Old historic Mikkira Homestead


Mikkira is about 30km southwest of Port Lincoln on the Fishery Bay Road. It is open to the public every day-except over the summer months and is closed from the 1st of November to the 1st of March (guided tour group excepted) due to high fire risk. There are many Manna Gum trees that the koalas live in. The leaves on those interesting trees are the koala's favorite food. Visitors to Mikkira enjoy the space and tranquility of the natural bush environment. It is a great place for bird-watching, picnics, koala spotting and camping. In late winter (or around April for Parsons Band) there are tiny native orchids to find on the short walk to the giant yakkas. You can visit for the day or camp overnight in your caravan, motor-home or tent. There is no electricity or sullage, but there are flush toilets and a hot shower.

Permits to visit Mikkira are available in Port lincoln. Sorry pet animals, firearms and recreational motorbikes are not allowed on the property.

A brief history of Mikkira