Hazeldean Family Farm
Highlights
- Step back in time with rare farm relics from the 1800s and early 1900s
- Explore a working sixth-generation farm with sheep, horses and crops
- Enjoy morning tea in a tranquil country garden or cosy dining room
Overview
During the spring and autumn months, experience a guided tour of a fifth- and sixth-generation family farm by vehicle and a walking tour of the extensive collections. The Pioneers Cottage houses family and household memorabilia dating back to the late 1800s, and sheds hold horse-drawn farm machinery, sulkies, wagons, furphies and a general collection of farming equipment from the past.
Hazeldean Family Farm grow cereal crops and canola and run Australian White sheep. They have two Clydesdale mares and a Warmblood Arabian stallion.
You are welcome to ask questions, and Lyndsay or Rowan will explain farming practices and seasonal tasks.
Your tour will include morning or afternoon tea and is open to a minimum of two, maximum of four guests and will take approximately 1.5 hours.
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