Bungaree Station
Clare · Barossa & Clare Valley
Station-complex tour; feed animals; guided farm experiences
- Access
- Booking required
South Australia has nine listings, most of them within an hour or so of Adelaide through the hills and along the Fleurieu. Narnu Farm on Hindmarsh Island is the best known — guided animal feeding, horse experiences and blacksmith demonstrations on selected programs. The Farm Clarendon Highland Cow Experiences lets visitors brush, feed and lead Highland cattle in a hosted, educational session, with booking essential. For something more specialised, Hallmark Farm Equine Retreat at Woodside pairs an overnight stay with watching Olympic-level horse training and meeting a miniature pony. Bungaree Station near Clare adds a heritage station-complex tour for guests staying over.
10 verified farm stays in South Australia, each checked against the farm's own sources.
| Farm | Experience | Access | Status | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bungaree Station | Meet the animals, Stay on the farm & Farm tours | Booking required | Currently offered | Barossa & Clare Valley, SA |
| The Farm Clarendon Highland Cow Experiences | Meet the animals, Stay on the farm & Farm tours | Booking required | Currently offered | Adelaide Hills, SA |
| Narnu Farm | Meet the animals, Stay on the farm & Farm tours | Booking required | Currently offered | Fleurieu Peninsula, SA |
| Chamel Fields Farm Stay | Meet the animals & Stay on the farm | Booking required | Currently offered | Adelaide Hills, SA |
| Away at Ancell | Meet the animals & Stay on the farm | Booking required | Currently offered | Fleurieu Peninsula, SA |
| Devon Valley Farm Stays | Meet the animals & Stay on the farm | Booking required | Currently offered | Adelaide Hills, SA |
| Breakaway Farmstay | Meet the animals & Stay on the farm | Booking required | Currently offered | Fleurieu Peninsula, SA |
| Redwing Farm | Meet the animals & Stay on the farm | For staying guests | Currently offered | Yorke Peninsula, SA |
| Solstice Kangaroo Island | Meet the animals, Stay on the farm & Farm tours | Booking required | Currently offered | Kangaroo Island, SA |
| Hallmark Farm Equine Retreat | Stay on the farm | For staying guests | Currently offered | Adelaide Hills, SA |
Clare · Barossa & Clare Valley
Station-complex tour; feed animals; guided farm experiences
Clarendon · Adelaide Hills
brush, feed and lead Highland cattle; hosted educational interaction
Hindmarsh Island · Fleurieu Peninsula
guided animal feeding; farm-animal interaction; horse experiences; blacksmith demonstration on selected programs
Kuitpo · Adelaide Hills
Adopt and care for a miniature horse; feed animals; farm-life chores
Mount Jagged · Fleurieu Peninsula
Feed friendly farm animals and walk the property
Nairne · Adelaide Hills
Meet sanctuary farm animals; feed donkeys and goats
Waitpinga · Fleurieu Peninsula
Pat and feed farm animals
Weetulta · Yorke Peninsula
Feed and pat the friendly farm animals that come up to the guest yard fence, as part of a stay in the property's shearers' quarters
Wisanger · Kangaroo Island
feed and groom Highland cattle and Valais sheep; collect eggs; meet poultry and other farm animals
Woodside · Adelaide Hills
Watch Olympic-level horse training and lessons; meet miniature pony
These listings are desk-checked against each farm's own website, booking page or official social channel on the date shown — we don't book, inspect or endorse them. Session times, prices and availability change with the season, so confirm directly with the farm, and follow their safety, hygiene and animal-contact instructions on the day.
We list 10 verified farm stays in South Australia — each desk-checked against the farm's own website, booking page or official social channel on the date shown. Availability and seasonal activities change, so confirm directly with the farm before you travel.
Yes — almost all of the South Australia farm stays listed here require advance booking. Working properties run to the animals' schedule, and hosted farms typically operate activity sessions on set times or by appointment. Each listing shows the access model and links to the farm's own booking page where one exists; don't arrive unannounced at a working property.
Closed-in shoes you don't mind dirtying are non-negotiable on any working farm — yards and animal areas are not sandal country, and several operators won't let children into the animal areas in open footwear. Bring layers for an early start, a torch for unlit tracks, sun protection, and any medication you rely on — the nearest chemist can be an hour away. Check whether the property supplies food and firewood or whether you need to bring your own; many are self-catering. Mobile reception is patchy at many rural South Australia properties, so download your directions before you turn off the highway.