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CASTLE MOUNTAIN
FARMSTAY
WALLABADAH
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FARMSTAY -
LUNCHEONS - DINNERS
SMALL GROUP CONFERENCES |
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Location
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Between Wallabadah ( on the New England
Highway) and Quirindi |
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situated in the North
West Slopes and Plains of New South Wales. |
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4½ hours north of
Sydney |
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60 mins south of
Tamworth |
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The highest point in
the district is Castle Mountain at 757 metres and is located in
the centre of the property. |
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The western side of
Castle Mountain has a 70 metre high escarpment giving spectacular
views over the Liverpool Plains and distant mountain ranges |
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attractions
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Castle Mountain is a
2000 acre fine wool merino sheep and beef cattle property. |
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Hills are covered in Australian natural bush and contain many species
of native birds and animals. |
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Guests are welcome to become involved with the day to day farm
activities of:-
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feeding animals, |
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milking the cow, |
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collecting the eggs |
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general farm work. |
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Horse
riding available, |
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Bush
walk the many trails, spotting the native birds and animals, |
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Chill-out with a good book in a peaceful setting. |
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ACCOMMODATION
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Comfortable accommodation, wholesome home cooked meals, and a
working farm experience for $45 per person. |
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Rates
are per person regardless of room or season. |
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Ideal
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the
budget minded backpacker |
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Australian
families seeking a country experience at an affordable price.
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Castle Mountain has single, twin, double and family facilities
available, |
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Disabled access is available to the ground floor and bathroom of
the main homestead. |
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Children are welcome, rates are half price for under 5 years and
free for under 2 years. |
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The
pole-framed stone homestead is owner- built and uses timber and
stone from the property has
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a
very large common room with sunken lounge, |
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a
wide verandah for relaxing |
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pool table and table tennis. |
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The
main homestead is powered by solar and wind. |
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There
is basketball hoop and campfire set in the house yard. |
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Home
cooked meals are supplied and served in the homestead with the
family and other guests. |
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