Bunyip Springs Farm Stay

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Features

Child Friendly
Guest Laundry
TV/Lounge Area
Crockery/Cutlery
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Microwave
Refrigerator/Freezer
Stove/Grill
Washing Machine
Cot available
Highchair available
Fully Equipped Laundry
3 Bedroom Self Contained
Fridge
Cottage(s)
Romantic Getaways
Gas Stove
Family Friendly
Fireplace
Television
Open Fireplace
Board Games
CD player
Ensuite (Private Bathroom)
Self-Contained
Ceiling Fan
Open fireplace/Pot Belly
Outdoor furniture
Verandah
Bath
Linen Provided
Iron/Ironing board
Non-smoking

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Feeding the Poultry
© The farmyard animals have a feeding frenzy morning and afternoon. They offer opportunities galore for artistic, professional and fun photography.
Bunyip Springs Jersey calf
© Jersey Calf, born at Bunyip Springs Farmstay. He will star as an attraction while he is still in the dairy yard nursery. His Mum, Ruby is a very beautiful stud Jersey cow and she can be hand milked by guests.
Morgan the horse
© Morgan the horse on farm activity duties at Bunyip Springs Farmstay. After a little grooming, he's happy to give you a steady bare back ride. He's also happy to accept carrots as a reward.
Digger the Alpaca
© Feeding time for the alpacas at Bunyip Springs Farmstay. Digger the alpaca is introduced to guests with the help of a little hand feeding. Our 2 alpacas can be led and carefully cuddled before they are put to bed in the afternoons.
Bunyip Springs Cottage
Poultry feeding, Cottage guests have fun
The Cottages Kitchen
Farm chores - it's milking time
The Cottages main bedroom
The Lodge at Bunyip Springs, ideal for 2 families
The Lodge's queen size bedroom
The Lodge lounge room with comfort of wood heater
Lodge veranda view with curious visitors
New Mum Ruby & expectant Mum Sophia
© Bunyip Springs Farmstay has recently acquired two very pretty Jersey heifers to be farmstay attractions. Ruby and Sophia have been in training for farmstay activities and now Ruby has calved she has been promoted to the dairy for hand milking.
Seek out the Granite Lady on your bush walk
Pip the farmstay dog
© Pip the farm dog lives at Bunyip Springs Farmstay. She loves welcoming guests and participates in the farm activities. Pip carries her ball in the hope that she can find a willing playmate.
The Lodge, enjoy veranda view with a BBQ