Bring a picnic
There are tables under the gums, and a kiosk for coffee and ice cream if you would rather not carry it.
Plan your visit
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Placeholder photoAnimal farm
Feed the lambs, collect the eggs and ride the tractor train on a working family farm.
Wild Paddock is a working farm an hour from the city where children can get close to the animals. Bottle-feed a lamb, brush a pony, collect eggs from the hen house and meet the alpacas.
The tractor train runs through the paddocks on the hour. Bring gumboots in winter and a picnic any time: there are tables under the gums and a kiosk for coffee and ice cream.
Placeholder photoBrush a pony every afternoon at two.
Placeholder photoA play fort with a tube slide, under the gums.
Placeholder photoThe tractor train runs through the paddocks on the hour.
Placeholder photoApples from February to April.
There are tables under the gums, and a kiosk for coffee and ice cream if you would rather not carry it.
Plan your visit
Placeholder photoTwo hours in your own decorated barn space, with a farmer to take the group around the animals.
See party packages
Placeholder photoA farm party is two hours in your own decorated barn space, with a farmer to take the group around the animals.
Book now$32 per child
Our three loved feeding the lambs. We stayed the whole day and will be back in spring.
Priya M.Macedon
| Monday | Closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 10am to 4pm |
| Thursday | 10am to 4pm |
| Friday | 10am to 4pm |
| Saturday | 9:30am to 4:30pm |
| Sunday | 9:30am to 4:30pm |
Open seven days in the Victorian school holidays. Last entry is one hour before closing.
The farm is open in all weather. The animal nursery and the barn are under cover, and the tractor train has a roof.
Sorry, no. Dogs unsettle the animals, so only assistance animals can come in.