Resort Facilities
Everything included for every student staying at the Farmstay, whatever accommodation type you choose.
Everyone staying at the Farmstay enjoys
Included with every accommodation type — bunkhouse, cabins and group camps alike.
Saltwater Pool
Open through the warmer months, supervised during camp hours.
Coach House
On-site restaurant and bar where every meal is served.
Bushwalk Trails
Marked walking trails across the property and surrounding bush.
3 Stone Labyrinths
Quiet walking labyrinths used for reflection and wind-down sessions.
Dog-friendly, on-lead
Free daily activities
Run by the farm team every day of your stay, at no extra cost.
Animal Feeding
8:30am & 4:00pm
Cow Milking
Daily
Egg Collection
Daily
Wagon Rides
Daily
Butter Making
Daily
Billy Tea & Damper
Daily
More of what happens on site
Rope courses, lawn games, evening socials and shared meals — the activities that fill the hours between English sessions.
Menu
Hearty, home-style meals served daily at the Coach House — with students taking turns preparing and serving each other.
Breakfast
- Cereals
- Bacon
- Eggs
- Mushroom
- Pancakes
- Toast
- Fruit
- Tea
- Coffee
Morning & Afternoon Tea
- Fruit
- Cakes
- Biscuits
- Scones & Cream
Lunches
- Hamburgers
- Hot Dogs
- Tacos
- Salads
- BBQs
- Fish & Chips
Dinners
- Steak
- Sausages
- Chicken
- Kebabs
- Lasagne
- Pasta / Rice
- Fruit Salad
- Pavlova
- Churros
- Ice Cream
What our students say
“My daughter came home talking about the horses every single day. She was shy about speaking English before she left, and now she answers the phone to her cousins in Australia without thinking about it.”
— Mei Lin
Parent
“The thing that surprised me was how much English happened outside the classroom. Feeding the animals, cooking together, sitting around the campfire — he was practising all day without realising it.”
— Ji-woo Park
Parent
“I chose the Farmstay because I wanted something different from a city classroom. Milking a cow at seven in the morning is not how I imagined learning English, but it worked.”
— Haruto Sato
Student