Our property is a working Truffle Farm, which backs onto thousands of acres of Crown Land and the Shoalhaven River where you can relax in the fresh water, fossick for gold, fish or enjoy bush trails that are easy to walk or mountain bike. Vehicle access to river by 4WD only. EV Charging station available Type 2 plug (costs applicable) You'll find lots of peaceful spots and the nights are just unbelievable with all the stars that shine so brightly. Enjoy the sight of native animals as well as the variety of friendly farm animals that we have.

Tricia and Rainer purchased their 100-acre farm nestled on the banks of the Shoalhaven River in 2004 as a weekend escape from the city for the family. Rainer a builder and Tricia a senior executive, soon fell in love with the rural lifestyle and it only took about 4 years to turn it into their family home. Today, the farm is a working Truffle Farm that hosts many guests with farmstay accommodation as well as Truffle Hunting Tours in Winter (June to August). The wedding of their daughter in 2023 brought about the construction of a bespoke pavilion which can also be used for quaint bush weddings or corporate events.

Nerriga Originally the habitat of the Wandandian tribe, today Nerriga has a Pub, two churches, a hall, museum, public toilets, playground, tennis courts with picnic area and a Rural fire station……lots of farms and Morton National Park. You will find an interesting book of times past and current in your room, Nerriga on the Wool Road. Sassafrass chestnuts Open end March to early May, check out their website for times and dates. Wander through the beautiful orchard and pick your own nuts. Tarago This is where you’ll find our closest fuel stop as well as a café, craft gallery, pub and Corang estate winery cellar door Bungendore Bungendore has quite a few cafes, petrol stations, bakeries, restaurants, pub, churches, an IGA store to stock up as well as eclectic stores, our favourites are the wood working and leather gallery. Every Saturday there is a farmer’s market held on the Cnr Malbon & Ellenden Streets Braidwood Braidwood is about 60kms from us, roughly 1 hour and they have lovely places to eat along with antique stores, bakeries, restaurants, cafes, petrol stations, an IGA and liquor store as well as galleries. They have a Farmers’ Market which is held in the National Theatre in the main street of Braidwood (opp the Bakery) on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month from 8.30am – 12.30pm Goulburn Goulburn is our largest town, also 60kms away, steeped in history with lots of places to eat and drink and some beautiful churches. You can do a self-guided walk to see the historic buildings (ask us for a map or download as per below). We recommend visiting The Goulburn Historic Waterworks Museum which is open Saturdays from 10am. There is an Aldi, Woolworths and Coles as well as plenty of fuel stops. Bungonia If your returning home to Sydney, you’ll drive through Bungonia and it’s worth popping into, the local community group ladies do a wonderful breakfast in the community hall until 11am on 1st & 3rd Sunday