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Tom’s Run Alpaca Farm

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· Deniliquin, New South Wales

92 acres hosted by Gayle L.

12 Vehicle/Tent sites

Primitive camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

Tom’s Run is located on the Cobb Highway, 8 kilometres from the town of Deniliquin. The land has been managed through organic farming practices over more than 20 years. We run alpaca and dorper sheep. The farmland dries off in October, over long, hot summers, and greens up with autumn rain and/or irrigation from April each year. Hot summer days and nights. Winter mornings can begin with a frost. Deniliquin has many tourist destinations and the Edward River is popular for fishing, swimming and water sports in summer. Eastern Grey kangaroos and abundant bird life inhabit the land as do many other native fauna. Our property features interesting native flora including canoe/scar trees. We often have magnificent sunsets, so bring your camera. Enjoy campfires in the evenings. Campfires are permitted when not in fireban season, or according restrictions. We welcome self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower and water. You must have your own amenities. Alpacas are curious creatures that tend to turn up to investigate farm activity - it’s therefore likely that they will visit your camp. Pets on leashes are welcome.Welcome! Here you will see lots of Eastern Grey kangaroos and abundant bird life. Our property features interesting native flora including canoe trees, and native fauna. We often have magnificent sun sets so bring your camera. Hot summer days and nights. Winter mornings can begin with a frost. Enjoy campfires in the evenings. Campfires are permitted when not in fireban season, or according restrictions. We welcome self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower and water. You must have your own amenities. Deniliquin has many tourist destinations and the Edward River is popular for fishing, swimming and water sports in summer. Pets on leashes are welcome.

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7 Ratings · 6 reviews

Carly C.

April 2, 2024

Tom’s Run Alpaca Farm

Lovely hosts, super friendly donkeys and lovely quiet spot. Bit tricky for bigger vans like ours and bit smelly in summer.

Paul H.recommends

July 30, 2023

Tom’s Run Alpaca Farm

Great little spot and Gayle was super friendly. Would definitely recommend.

Bronte C.recommends

January 9, 2023

Tom’s Run Alpaca Farm

Gayle was so accommodating and lovely on our stay here. She met and directed us so we wouldn’t get lost along the way. It was great waking up to the animals around the campsite. The alpacas were such a delight and the sunset was incredible. Would definitely stay here again any day 💜

Emma S.recommends

January 2, 2023

Tom’s Run Alpaca Farm

Great spot nestled in a field right next to the alpacas. A lot of privacy and Gayle is an extremely friendly and accommodating host.

Kate O.recommends

December 31, 2022

Tom’s Run Alpaca Farm

Gayle was a lovely Host. She took us to the site personally and ensured we had everything we needed. It’s a great spot and being amongst the animals was great fun.

Austin W.recommends

November 6, 2022

Tom’s Run Alpaca Farm

We enjoyed our stopover at Gayle's property. The large property has several secluded campsites to choose from. Gayle is a very friendly and accommodating host. We even woke to a delegation of curious alpacas.

Location

Deniliquin, New South Wales, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Yorta Yorta First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Gayle L.Joined in September 2022

Response rate: 100%Response time: Within 2 hours

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