VISIT THE FARM

LOCATION

South Maitland NSW 2320

OPENING HOURS

Monday to Sunday

10am - 5pm

Companion cards – one companion free with each entry

Our Farm is Open to …..

We welcome NDIS participants of all ages and abilities to enjoy meaningful, hands‑on experiences with animals, nature, and farm life. Every visit is tailored to individual needs, sensory preferences, and personal goals.
Schools can book structured farm visits designed to support learning, teamwork, and outdoor education. Students participate in safe, guided activities that build confidence, curiosity, and connection with nature.
Students seeking work experience are welcome to participate in structured, hands‑on farm activities that build confidence, responsibility, and practical skills. Our farm provides a safe, supportive environment where young people can learn animal care, gardening, teamwork, and daily farm routines while gaining real‑world experience for future education or employment pathways.
Anyone who loves animals, fresh air, and practical experiences is welcome. Our farm is a friendly, inclusive space for people who want to connect with nature and enjoy meaningful activities.
Therapists and allied health teams can use the farm as a natural, engaging setting for functional skill development, sensory regulation, and outdoor therapy‑based activities.
Community organisations are welcome to visit for social days, wellbeing activities, or group experiences. Our farm provides a relaxed, inclusive space for connection, engagement, and shared activities.
Families and carers are invited to explore the farm, connect with animals, and enjoy a calm, supportive environment. It’s a great opportunity to share experiences, learn together, and take part in activities alongside your loved one.

Meet & Feed the Animals

Spend time with our friendly horses, sheep, alpacas, pigs, emu, and chooks. Visitors can help with feeding, brushing, collecting eggs, and learning about each animal’s personality and care needs.

Things To Do …..

Explore the Gardens & Growing Spaces

Walk through our garden beds, learn about seasonal plants, help water or harvest produce, and discover how food grows from seed to plate.

Farm‑to‑Fork Experiences

Collect fresh produce, prepare simple snacks, and learn how food moves from paddock to plate. A great option for groups wanting a mix of farm skills and cooking.

Hands‑On Farm Activities

Join in simple, safe tasks such as sweeping yards, checking water troughs, tidying shared spaces, or helping with small property jobs. Activities are always adapted to suit age, ability, and confidence levels.

Relax & Connect

Take a break in shaded areas, enjoy the scenery, chat with others, or simply spend quiet time with the animals. The farm offers calm spaces ideal for sensory regulation and wellbeing.

Creative Arts & Craft

Enjoy nature‑inspired arts and craft activities using farm materials like leaves, flowers, feathers, and wood slices. Perfect for visitors who love creativity and sensory‑friendly experiences.

Learn New Skills

Every visit includes opportunities to build confidence, communication, teamwork, responsibility, and independence through meaningful, hands‑on activities.

What to Expect

A Warm Welcome

Visitors are greeted by friendly staff and guided through a calm, supportive farm environment. We take time to check in, understand individual needs, and make sure everyone feels comfortable before starting activities.

A Calm, Sensory‑Friendly Environment

Our farm is designed to be predictable, structured, and low‑pressure. Visitors can move at their own pace, take breaks when needed, and enjoy quiet spaces away from noise or crowds.

Meaningful Learning Opportunities

Every visit includes opportunities to build skills such as communication, teamwork, responsibility, emotional regulation, and confidence. Whether it’s a 1:1 session or a group visit, activities are purposeful and goal‑aligned.

Relaxed Social Time

Most visits include a short break where visitors can sit together, chat, enjoy the scenery, and connect with others in a relaxed setting.

Safe, Supervised Farm Activities

All visits include hands‑on experiences with animals and nature. Depending on the group, this may include feeding animals, gentle grooming, collecting eggs, watering gardens, or exploring the property. Activities are always adapted to suit age, ability, sensory needs, and confidence levels.

Supportive Staff

Trained Support Workers guide every activity, provide modelling and encouragement, and ensure safety at all times. We specialise in supporting NDIS participants, school groups, and community visitors.

Plenty of Time With Animals

Visitors can expect gentle, positive interactions with horses, sheep, alpacas, pigs, emu, and chooks. Animal time is always supervised and tailored to comfort levels.

A Safe, Inclusive Space for Everyone

The farm welcomes NDIS participants, families, carers, schools, community groups, support workers, and work‑experience students. Everyone is supported to participate in a way that feels comfortable and enjoyable.