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Outback Almonds, New South Wales
A working almond farm on the banks of the Darling River in far west NSW, Outback Almonds was established in 1998. What began as a 3000 tree crop has evolved to 9000, with a selection of natural, blanched, slithered and chocolate coated almonds.
We invite you to stay the night and indulge in one of our three Canvas Bell Tent by 'Glamping', and if you're just passing by, or looking for something a little different, book for a Long Lunch or Dinner under the stars*.
If you're interested to see how an Almond farm works, harvest takes place from January to April, and is fascinating to many, as it is a relatively unique method of farming for much of Australia.
A working almond farm on the banks of the Darling River in far west NSW, Outback Almonds was established in 1998. What began as a 3000 tree crop has evolved to 9000, with a selection of natural, blanched, slithered and chocolate coated almonds.
We invite you to stay the night and indulge in one of our three Canvas Bell Tent by 'Glamping', and if you're just passing by, or looking for something a little different, book for a Long Lunch or Dinner under the stars*.
If you're interested to see how an Almond farm works, harvest takes place from January to April, and is fascinating to many, as it is a relatively unique method of farming for much of Australia.
And if it's a new space you're looking for to host your next special event or corporate function, we'd love to work with you! Be sure to make note of Blossom time to visit.
*Please allow 7 days notice for us to fulfill your request