** OPEN EVERY DAY ! **
Open Daily 9am to 3pm
(Winter Hours 9am to 1pm)

HOT COFFEE AND DEVONSHIRE TEAS AVAILABLE!

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Location

817 Merivale Road, Esperance, WA 6450

From Esperance travel 6.5km down Fisheries Road and turn right onto Merivale Road. We are 8kms along Merivale Road on your left.

GPS Coordinates: 33.47S – 122.02E.

Coach & Caravan Friendly

Drones are only permitted outside Business Hours, and by prior arrangement only.

Opening Hours

Open Every Day 9am – 3pm
(Off Peak – Winter 9am – 1pm)
(Closed Christmas Day)

This is a working farm, so please,
ANIMALS TO REMAIN IN CAR PARK AREA

To arrange access outside these hours (sunset or star viewing!)
Additional fees apply
Please phone 08 9075 9003

Cost

Adults: $14
Children (6-16): $6

Cash and Eftpos Available

Devonshire Teas and Coffee
Cool Drinks and Icecream
Crystals, Souvenirs and Gifts also available for purchase.

Solstice Entry Prices
$20 Per Person

The Stonehenge


The Esperance Stonehenge is the only full size replica of the original Stonehenge in the UK. It appears as the original would have looked around 1950BC. It consists of 137 stones of Esperance Pink Granite that were all quarried locally less than 1km from the stonehenge’s final resting place. The natural stone provides an energetic feel and the circular shape amplifies sound. It is a truly amazing sight to behold and a magical experience!

Layout

10 Inner Trilithon Stones form a horseshoe and weight between 28-50 tonnes each with an 18 tonne lintel laying over each pair reaching a height of 8 metres.
Inside the Trilithon Horseshoe stands another smaller horseshoe of 19 blue stones.
Lying at the base of the tallest Trilithon Stone lies the Altar Stone which weighs 9 tonne.
Outside the Trilithon Horseshoe lies a circle of 40 smaller stones that are referred to as the Bluestone Circle.
The perimeter consists of 30 Sarsen Stones weighing 28 tonnes each with 8 tonne lintels lining the top. Together they reach a height of nearly 5 metres.

Summer / Winter Solstice

The Stonehenge was built to align with the Solstices here in Esperance. On the morning of the Summer Solstice (21st or 22nd December) the suns rays align with the Heel Stones and shine through to the altar stone. The sunset of the Winter Solstice (21st June) repeats the same alignment in reverse. Both are an amazing sight to witness.
We Open For These Special Times!

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