All Farms

Bundoora Park Farm is located in the largest park in the Northern suburbs, only 15 kilometres from the centre of Melbourne. The Farm offers a variety of activities for both young and old – come and meet our friendly farm animals, take a ride to see the kangaroos and emus or explore early 20th Century Australian life at the Heritage Village. Enjoy a great day out for the whole family. Bring a picnic or stop in at Bundoora Park Café for a snack or some lunch. Open hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00 am-4.30 pm, (11.40 am-2.30 pm rabbit and guinea pig handling) Animals: kangaroos, emus, chickens, rabbit, guinea pig Shop: no

At Nutwood Farm you’ll find over 200 chestnut and 80 or so walnut trees. The 2019 season runs from Saturday, 9 March until mid to late April.  They’re open each weekend until the end of the season. No bookings or appointments necessary! Visitors are free to pick as little or as much as they need and pay at the end for their nuts. Walnut are $10 per kilo, chestnuts $8 per kilo. Buckets are provided along with gloves (to protect you from the spiked shells of the chestnuts) and tongs to help pry them open. Nutwood Farm welcomes pickers of all ages! A great fun day out for the kids in the fresh country air. Check the farm website and Instagram page for regular updates!  

Spicers Peak Lodge is as far from the pressure of everyday life as it’s possible to be. Set on 8,000 acres with a backdrop of World Heritage Listed national park, this exclusive Lodge provides the ultimate location for an all-inclusive luxury getaway. Escape to Spicers Peak Lodge and enjoy an award-winning gourmet experience, relax with a treatment at Spa Anise, explore on a self-guided walk or simply take in the view. Here, relaxation and revitalisation come naturally. Spicers Peak Lodge is the ultimate place to relax and reconnect with nature. Unwind completely upon arrival with this all-inclusive package. Package start at $999 per night and include: Luxury accommodation Light lunch for two (on arrival or daily) Chefs tasting menu for two at The Peak Restaurant Gourmet breakfast for two Outdoor activities including tennis, mountain biking and hiking Daily mini-bar WiFi, onsite parking All beverages during your stay (Cellar Master Wines and Premium Cocktails available at extra cost

Join farmers Mark and Kerriann on their picturesque property where your whole family can enjoy a range of farm experiences and activities or just relax and unwind in this peaceful setting. Centrally located on the edge of the beautiful tall timber forests in the South West of Western Australia. Midway between Manjimup and Pemberton. It’s close to supermarkets, cafes, wineries, and attractions, Diamond Forest Farm Stay offers the perfect experience for the families. With over 100 friendly farm animals to feed there’s plenty of fun for the whole family. Join Farmers Mark and Kerriann on our daily animal feeding! You can get up close and personal to our rescue kangaroos, collect the chicken eggs, watch the peacock and turkeys strut their stuff, cuddle bunnies or guinea pigs. You can also feed some pigs, pat a horse, donkeys, goats, ponies or mini ponies and check out our Alpacas. There is even a chance you can bottle feed a lamb or two or handle some freshly hatched chicks or ducklings depending on the season. Open hours: daily 10am – 6pm Animals: sheep, poultry and more Cafe: no Shop: no

Ford’s Farm is nestled on the banks of the Hawkesbury River, along Singleton Road only 15 minutes from Wiseman’s Ferry. The farm is bounded by the Hawkesbury River and Marra Marra National Park. It is a peaceful place to be, away from the hustle and bustle of the City. It has been a Pick Your Own orchard for 14 years and has developed with the help from customers.  Entry fee of $5.00 per car and after that you only pay per kg for what you pick.

Here at the farm, they grow strawberries in a unique system inside greenhouses.  The berries are picked and packed daily all year round.

Blueberry Hills on Comleroy offers a rural retreat with a true country life experience. Pick your own blueberries available in December and January, In Blueberry Hills you can experience a country life with all the comforts of home, a beautiful, simple, elegant, and tasteful setting surrounded by gardens and stunning views from every window. You can also collect fresh eggs for breakfast daily from free-range chickens as well as fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables.

Johanna River Farm Cottages is located at the foot of the Otway Ranges just off the Great Ocean Road ~ midway between Apollo Bay the 12 Apostles. It is central to all the highlights of the Great Ocean Road the Great Otway National Park. Johanna Beach, a step on step off point for the Great Ocean Walk, is just 4 kms down the road. Our 280 acre working farm four fully self contained cottages offer the perfect location to base yourself if you’re wanting to explore the coast forests of this region. If you’re looking for genuine farm stay accommodation on the Great Ocean Road then this will not disappoint. Open hours: Always open Fruit and Vegetables: lemons, celeries Animals: sheep dog, sheep, goats, alpaca, donkey, ponies, rooster, hens, cows, platypus, chickens, fishes Cafe: no Shop: no

Established in 1985 the Bramble Farm now boasts approx 10,000 vines of summer cropping Brambleberries and approx 28,000 canes of summer and autumn cropping Raspberries. Open 7 days a week all year round. The farm does not use chemicals on the farm. All the products are gluten-free, lactose-free and diabetic friendly. Open hours: November-April Monday-Sunday 9.00am-5.00pm Fruit and Vegetables: raspberries, mulberries, brambleberries (blackberries), red currants, blueberries, jostaberries Cafe: no Shop: yes

If you are visiting King Island and are looking for things to do that connect you with our community and culture our farm tour will be able to give you just that, a true King Island experience. Beef farming has been the biggest industry on King Island for decades due to the excellent conditions to grow grass all year around. Open hours:  always open. Cafe: yes Shop: no