Farm stay at The original farm

Tranquil Farm Stay in a Cozy Shedhouse Whole building to yourself and your family. Escape to our peaceful agricultural farm and enjoy a unique stay in our charming shed accommodation. Nestled amidst apple trees, fig trees, and a picturesque grape valley, our shed features two comfortable bedrooms, each with a queen bed, perfect for couples, friends, or families. The space 2 bedroom shedhome: 2 queen beds and 1 single bed(single bed is only available for 5 people booking, pls enquiry before booking) Activities: The Roos and Wombats are generally active around dawn. Star Glazing is best after midnight. You can see Satellites, shooting stars and the Milkway throughout the year. Aurora is visible generally in Oct/Nov. Some can be spotted in April/May Guest access The shed house and rest of the farm. Please keep away from the area near 2 tiny homes Other things to note There is no Wi-Fi on site, we have very good 4G reception around the farm. On the farm, there are two tiny homes for other guests and this shed house on the farm. They are all located away from each other. Feel free to explore the farm, and also respect other guests. Brrr! It Gets Chilly Here ❄️ Just a little heads-up — winter mornings can get extra frosty (we saw -4°C on June 21st!). Sometimes the pipes decide to freeze up for a bit in the early morning chill. If that happens, don’t stress — just message me and John (our friendly farm legend 🧑‍🌾) will come over to help get things flowing again. Please note we don't offer food, but we coffee beans are still provided for the coffee machine. Water, Water Everywhere 💧 Our little farm stay runs on beautiful rainwater and bore water — just part of the off-grid experience! We’ll provide drinking water for you, but feel free to bring extra water or your own drinks if you’d like to be extra prepared. And yes, the tiny home has a standard flushing toilet — no composting loo surprises here! Summer Visitors 🐜 Being on a farm, you might meet a few buzzy or crawly guests in summer. Totally normal for rural life! To keep the bugs at bay, it's best to switch off the lights at night when you don’t need them. Registration Details Exempt