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Murrnong Farm

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· Violet Town, Victoria
20 acres hosted by David A.
12 Vehicle/Tent sites
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Diverse 20 acre self-reliant permaculture farm, a perfect getaway from the city to reconnect with nature and animals, and enjoy the peacefulness under a starlit sky. Productive homestead with olive grove, orchard, milking goats, cat, bee hives, vegetable gardens and free roaming chooks. Lots of shady trees, screen plantings, bird life and other small wild animals. Farm produce available. Free stick fire wood available to collect around the farm. Children welcome under your full responsibility. Calm quiet dogs only, must be kept on leash at all times. There are off leash areas nearby. Peaceful unpowered sites within walking distance of train station and Violet Town shops, library, post office, public swimming pool, walking track, and health clinic. The second Saturday of the month has the big Violet Town market. Within 30 km are beautiful Strathbogie ranges with granite country hiking, wildlife and natural swimming pools.Unpowered sites suitable for tents, camper trailers, caravans and smaller vans.  Not suitable for very large caravans, or very large vans/motorhomes.  Beautiful area of stone pine, bunya pine, carob and oak trees. Camping under shady trees or in full sun. Sites are 30-130 m from the bush toilet. This secluded area is adjacent to neighbouring farm land and spectacular huge gum trees, and is out of sight of our farm buildings. Small camp fires at safe times are permitted. Diverse 20 acre self-reliant permaculture farm, a perfect getaway from the city to reconnect with nature and animals, and enjoy the peacefulness under a starlit sky. Productive homestead with olive grove, orchard, milking goats, cat, bee hives, vegetable gardens and free roaming chooks. Lots of shady trees, screen plantings, bird life and other small wild animals. Peaceful sites within walking distance of train station and Violet Town shops, library, post office, public swimming pool, walking track, and health clinic. The second Saturday of the month has the big Violet Town market.   Within 30 km are beautiful Strathbogie ranges with granite country hiking, wildlife and natural swimming pools. MINIMUM 3 GUESTS PER BOOKING FOR EASTER BOOKINGS
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Jas N.recommends
April 3, 2024
Murrnong Farm - Pines Carob Area
Plenty of Shade
Thoughtfully laid out camp site with some nice little surprises - like the toilet shelter and the meditation chair. Dave, the host, was organised and responsive and showed a lot of care. Overall I enjoyed our stay and would come back.
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Jaimi D.recommends
April 2, 2024
Murrnong Farm - Pines Carob Area
We had a lovely stay, everything was really well set up with a lovely flat surface for our van. Thanks very much for a great stay David
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Joel T.recommends
April 2, 2024
Murrnong Farm - Pines Carob Area
Won't disappoint.
Fabulous spot, plenty of space and peace (even in an Easter weekend) thanks in part to David's great people management skills, and a space and ethos that attracts a crowd of thoughtful people. Make sure you visit Gooram Falls, at the water, turn left or right and walk for five or ten minutes to find your private paradise. Euroa for a great pub and decent food. Thank you David!
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Lindsey B.recommends
April 1, 2024
Murrnong Farm - Pines Carob Area
David does a great job of setting expectations so everyone has a good experience. The site was very busy for the long weekend with lots of campers, but everyone was respectful and it worked. The proximity to town is a great advantage and I never thought I’d rave about composting toilets, but these were immaculate!
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Mel T.recommends
April 1, 2024
Murrnong Farm - Pines Carob Area
Our group had plenty of space and it was very nice and shady. Great composting Bush loo. Kids enjoyed swimming in the dam. Thanks to our host. We enjoyed feeding the goats!
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Georgia D.
April 1, 2024
Murrnong Farm - Pines Carob Area
The setting was nice , the toilets were excellent and a nice quick walk to town , please be aware though if you want to stay at this property silence is expected after 9pm , not even able to sit around the fire and chat without music so if this suits you then go for it .
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Violet Town, Victoria, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Taungurung First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by David A.Joined in August 2018
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