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Welcome to Boronia Farm
Farmstay
'A Relaxing Farm
Experience'
( The Home of the Lady
Williams Apple )
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Feed the young animals
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Nestled
within the state forest only
twelve kilometers from Donnybrook, in the upper reaches of the Capel River
Valley, you will find Boronia Farm, a place of tranquility and peace.
This 160 acre mixed organic farm
is being developed using Permaculture
principals and offers a chance to see a variety of
farming activities. Smell and view
the scented Boronia growing, in season, in it's natural surroundings.
Listen to the red-tailed cockatoos as they fly overhead and marvel
at the dainty blue wrens as they dance around your feet.
Wonder at the frog chorus at dusk and the birdsong at
dawn. Most evenings you can see kangaroos as they venture into
the paddocks from the bush. |
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Meet "Milko" the goat
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Canoe on the dam in privacy with only the birds and creatures of the bush to keep you
company. Join in the many
different farm activities and pick fruit in season directly from the trees.
Boronia Farm provides a variety of experiences for people of all ages.
Young families enjoy the farm experience and interaction with the animals.
Take advantage of our 5 nights for the price of 3 and a half from Sunday
to Thursday outside of school holidays. The Kids are likely to learn more
on a week away with mum and day and you all get to enjoy the South West
without all the crowds. Couples of all ages are able to
relax in front of the wood fires, bush walk and enjoy the seclusion
of the farm where you will be our only guests. We have just the one cottage.
Check out the media button to see what has been
written about the farm in magazines and papers.
Take advantage of our special
discount and location central to the attractions
of the South West. Come to Boronia Farm and experience warm country hospitality, while staying in comfort in
the fully self contained
cottage. |
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Sample produce from our permaculture home garden and organic orchard
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Enjoy the playground within the fully fenced
cottage garden
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Or a BBQ at the Dam |
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