Farm entry and self-guided walk around the farm where you go from paddock to paddock, hand feeding the beautiful rescue animals at the farm. Please note that your entry includes food for our animals.
After your walk, guests will be provided with a gourmet picnic basket full of locally made delicacies, picnic hamper cushions & rug hire, eco friendly packaging & wooden pre-pack cutlery. Our Hampers must be ordered the day prior to your farm visit, but are a perfect addition to your activities at the farm. Enjoy our local delicacies under a tree or down by the picturesque Splitters Creek.
Your voucher(s) and booking information will be included in the confirmation email you will receive shortly after purchasing the experience on Amazed.com.
If the booking needs to be first confirmed by the host, you will receive your Amazed voucher within 24-48 hours of purchase.
Helen Wood
3 weeks agoThis is our second time staying and we just love it! The campsites are great and roomy, kitchen facilities have everything you need. Eli loved that he could just go and hang out and feed the animals and felt safe doing so. The staff are always friendly and welcoming. We are already planning our annual trip in 2025.
Brisbane Nurse BENNETT
in the last weekAbsolutely amazing tour guide and friendly farm animals. The information given and the farm animals are used to human interaction and being touched and held. You're able to feed them with the guides instructions and the areas are clean and animals are happy with their own personalities!
Fiona Tsai
a month agoWonderful place for the camping. The kids enjoyed staying at Splitters Farm, a lot of animals and activities. The owner is so lovely and arranged the Easter eggs hunt for kids. We definitely will come back again.
Christian S
in the last weekI've stayed in a lot of campgrounds all across Australia and I think this is potentially my favourite one. At first I thought it seemed slightly expensive for unpowered camping - but I quickly changed my mind. The grounds are very well maintained, amenities are great, and you can literally hand feed all of the animals using food supplied by the farm. So many of the animals seem so sweet and I'm more than happy to contribute to the effort of giving these rescue animals a good life. I read some negative reviews from some self proclaimed vegans stating that it's a cattle farm masquerading as a rescue farm, but I don't believe they have visited and seen for themselves. I'm vegeterian (for ethical reasons) and I saw nothing but a positive environment for these rescue animals, they were clearly well looked after. They also had a coffee cart available in the mornings, which was a nice change from our coffee sachets whilst camping. If I ever head up north again, we'll definitely stay here.
Ashleigh Jackson
4 months agoWe stayed over the Christmas period and it was a perfect stay. Sites were big and a spacious. Facilities were clean. Food we got from the camp kitchen was great. Pizzas were a huge hit from our whole family. Wandering around the animals was fun and getting to feed them. The Kids loved that. We didn't swim in the dam, although did see lots of people enjoying it in there.