We fell for the $45 “Sunday Roast” advertising. Turns out there was also a $10 surcharge each, because it was Sunday. (Could I have a Sunday Roast on Monday?). 1 drink included but charge for bubbly water, extra for desserts and starters, and then add the GST. The $45 Sunday Roast turned out to be $83 and not so special. Won’t be falling for this price gouging again.

Its been a few years since we visted the farm and it has lost abit of its magic. We started with the 10.30am tour however that was not at all interactive or give us much insight into the farm. It would definitely not be at all interesting to children however more suited to older couples interested in the business model. (Most of the businesses that operate are tenants of the farm). A few people left the tour early. Just save yourself the money and do a self guided tour. There are bee hives, chickens, pigs, horse which you can view yourself and a macadamia farm from which you can forage for nuts for with a cracking machine on picnic tables. The lunch at three blue ducks was very nice and service also really good. The coffee as someone else has mentioned leaves quite a bitter aftertaste. The gelato next to the play ground is definitely a highlight.

Lovely farm-to-table place, serving delicious food, in a beautiful setting. My favourite thing about it (other than the food), was the lovely walk around the farm afterwards. Remember to book ahead because it's usually packed. Perfect for a Sunday brunch (with or without kids).

Firstly - it is a fun place to see and a neat place for the kids to explore. It's easy to explain to kids the farm environment and animals with it all being safe and easy (kids love farms). The outdoor seating has enough shade/sun to be a good balance, and the outdoor playground is great for the kids to play and meet other kids too. Secondly, the activities organised for the holiday period were awesome. I didn't think my kids would get into it so much, but they were run really well and the kids were interested and engaged. These included: Mini Farm Kids. A day that was run by the two nicest teachers from 9am to 3pm. It included candle making, soap making, weeding and planting seedlings, collected eggs and fed the animals. The kids came home so inspired and have regurgitated information every day since. The kids LOOOOOOOVED playing there and we were there for a few hours. I always really love the food! We order from the cabinet and take it all outside and eat on the tables while the kids play. Lastly, the other families there were so nice and friendly, and there were plenty of other kids to play with. Thanks so much for a special holiday experience. It was very last minute booking into the holiday program, but our two boys had a ball. Please thank the lovely two teachers for us!