Pleasant Sense Farm
Sustainability. Therapy. Connect.
Guided Farm Tour
Come join us on a guided walking tour of the farm as we do our morning rounds!
A truly unique, fun, yet educational experience for all ages. A chance to connect with nature, interact with animals, participate in farm chores and learn about sustainability.
On the farm we’ll come across chooks, cows, calves, sheep, a dog, goats, a donkey, and alpacas. Along the way you’ll be spoiled as you take in the panoramic views, be cuddled by the donkey or hand feed the friendly cows.
Wild animals may also be spotted along our journey, so be prepared for some sporadic learning opportunities!
Tours start at 10am or 11am and go for approximately 1.5 hours. Then we wrap up with a morning tea of baked goods and freshly brewed tea or coffee, fruit juice or rain water!
A chance for the adults to sit back under the pergola and sip your coffee while the students have unstructured play in the natural bush garden. What bliss!
We recommend you set aside 2 hours in total for your visit at Pleasant Sense Farm.
Tours to suit everyone!
We cater for different groups to ensure all needs are met. This page is specifically for general public tours. If you are a homeschooler, wish to book a private group tour or are a group with special needs, please click on the appropriate link below to be redirected to that page.
Bookings are essential!
Prices for your guided farm tour are:
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Adults - $17 (at children’s prices for limited time only)
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Children - $17 (age 4+)
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Siblings are welcome and children 3 years and under are FREE.
Group size capped at 16 people (4 years and over). Minimum group size is 4 persons.
Please arrive 10 minutes before your allocated session to allow time for parking and get prepared for your adventure!
A typical tour will consist of:
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Patting some friendly chooks and collecting eggs
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Leading the goats to their spot for the day
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A short walk to visit the friendly house cows and give them some feed
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Feed the donkey and soak up donkey cuddles
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Hand feed the alpacas
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A visit to the ‘food forest’ and sample some home-grown produce
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A sit on the 4-wheeler motorbike for photos
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Kids playtime in the natural bush garden
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An opportunity to sample and purchase some home-made skincare and body products
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Finish off with morning tea overlooking the rolling hills and vast landscape.
Other reasons to join us on a farm tour:
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Opportunity for your family to connect with nature.
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Learn about sustainable farming techniques, agricultural practices and animal husbandry.
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Participate in farm chores and feed animals.
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Create memories with your loved ones with plenty of photo snapping opportunities!
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Take in the fresh air, amazing views and clear your head.
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Receive the ultimate stress relief by being surrounded by nature and animals.
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You’ll be supporting a small business which will ensure we can keep sharing to many others to come.
An enjoyable morning of connecting with animals, mild exercise, fun and messy adventures and plenty of photo snapping!
What to bring:
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Closed shoes, sneakers or boots is a must (no thongs or sandals allowed)
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Depending on weather – hat, sunscreen or rain jacket.
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Water bottle.
We will be walking around the farm which has undulated terrain in parts, so please wear suitable footwear.
How to book:
Click on the ‘Schedule Now’ button to see released dates. Tours are typically scheduled at least once a month during the week and occasional weekends. Additional dates may be added, depending on demand.
Bookings are essential and fill up quickly once dates are released, so it is recommended you book and reserve your tickets early on to avoid disappointment. Click on the 'Schedule Now!' button to make your booking.
For the tour to go ahead, a minimum of 4 persons per tour will be required.
Please read our Terms & Conditions for Guided Tours before booking your session.
Any questions, please contact Tanya on 0448 557 329 or email farm@pleasantsense.com.au
Pleasant Sense Farm acknowledges the traditional Custodians of the land on which we work and live and recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community. Pleasant Sense Farm pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
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