The Milo Downs farm is run by local photographer Gus Armstrong and supported by the Armstrong family and aims to increase the artistic diversity in the area, while providing travellers with the chance to stay on one of most unique and beautiful farms in the area. The ethos of the farm aims to promote creative design and thought, environmental sustainability and a turn away from the chaotic society we have been surrounded by.
The property itself covers an area of 500 acres, almost the distance between the two neighbouring townships. It has two houses, over 500 square metres of shed space, an underground cellar, a vineyard, 70 head of cattle, 45 sheep, 6 horses, 2 dogs and 1 cat.
The camp site is dog friendly, can provide firewood and has a pit toilet near the camp shed.
The Milo Downs farm is run by local photographer Gus Armstrong and supported by the Armstrong family and aims to increase the artistic diversity in the area, while providing travellers with the chance to stay on one of most unique and beautiful farms in the area. The ethos of the farm aims to promote creative design and thought, environmental sustainability and a turn away from the chaotic society we have been surrounded by.
The property itself covers an area of 500 acres, almost the distance between the two neighbouring townships. It has two houses, over 500 square metres of shed space, an underground cellar, a vineyard, 70 head of cattle, 45 sheep, 6 horses, 2 dogs and 1 cat.
The camp site is dog friendly, can provide firewood and has a pit toilet near the camp shed.
Milo Downs, New South Wales
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The ethos of the farm aims to promote creative design and thought, environmental sustainability and a turn away from the chaotic society we have been surrounded by.
The property itself covers an area of 500 acres, almost the distance between the two neighbouring townships. It has two houses, over 500 square metres of shed space, an underground cellar, a vineyard, 70 head of cattle, 45 sheep, 6 horses, 2 dogs and 1 cat.
The camp site is dog friendly, can provide firewood and has a pit toilet near the camp shed.
The ethos of the farm aims to promote creative design and thought, environmental sustainability and a turn away from the chaotic society we have been surrounded by.
The property itself covers an area of 500 acres, almost the distance between the two neighbouring townships. It has two houses, over 500 square metres of shed space, an underground cellar, a vineyard, 70 head of cattle, 45 sheep, 6 horses, 2 dogs and 1 cat.
The camp site is dog friendly, can provide firewood and has a pit toilet near the camp shed.