We welcome all ages to visit our farm, from young children right through to the elderly. The activities will vary depending on the person’s age and ability. 

Currently we have 7 different types of farm animals at Pleasant Sense Farm. These include donkey, alpacas, cows, goat, sheep, chickens and dog. We also have lots of wildlife to spot, including koalas, kangaroos, lizards, ducks, echidnas and birds. 

No. We are a private farm and are not open to the public for drop-in visits. Bookings are essential, here’s why. Our animals are roaming the farm throughout the day and therefore not always accessible. We need to be with visitors to the farm at all times and are not always available.

Please visit either the ‘Mentoring & Support’ page or the ‘Therapy’ page for information on how to start the booking process.

We are an outdoor farm so dressing for the weather is advised. Warm clothes/jacket in the cooler months and hat/sunscreen in the hotter months. Enclosed shoes or boots are also recommended, especially for animal or physical farm activities. 

For information on pricing, please download our full Schedule of Rates for Therapy, Mentoring and Support here.

Alternatively, you can contact us for further information.

Pleasant Sense Farm provides services for plan-managed or self-managed clients through the NDIS.

If your booking is for an NDIS participant, a Service Agreement between the provider and the client will be created prior to the first booked session (excluding the complimentary experience session).

Yes, of course. Session cost includes participants plus one support person.

Please visit ‘About Us’ to read about the qualifications and training we have.

The whole farm is not wheelchair friendly however the areas where sessions will take place and the toilet is wheelchair accessible. Some help may be required on the gravel areas.

Yes we have a designated area for car-parking on the farm and depending on the participant’s mobility, cars can park close to activity areas.

Yes. Adrian is a qualified Occupational Therapist who can provide therapy sessions using some of the animals on the farm. For NDIS participants, this can be claimed through their NDIS plan. Visit the ‘Therapy’ section for further information on therapy sessions. 

Short answer, yes. Please contact Tanya at therapy@pleasantsense.com.au for further information.

Good news! We have just started running our ‘Guided Farm Tours’ during the January school holidays, which are available for group sizes of up to 10 people. Visit the ‘Guided Farm Tour’ page for further information or to book your tour.