Calmsley Hill City Farm


























Calmsley Hill City Farm
Description
Calmsley Hill City Farm is a sprawling, hands-on farm experience in Abbotsbury where kids can milk cows, feed kangaroos, and cuddle baby goats — all just 40 minutes from the CBD. Set on over 400 acres off the M7, it's the kind of place where the whole family can slow down, spread out a picnic, and let the kids run between paddocks at their own pace.
Why We Love It
Packed daily show schedule running from 10:30am to 2:30pm, including cow milking, sheep shearing, a working dog show, stock whip demonstration, and koala talk — enough to fill the entire day without any planning on your part.
Genuine hands-on animal encounters with both native wildlife (kangaroos, wombats, koalas) and farmyard favourites (goats, pigs, ponies, rabbits, chickens), with animals well socialised and accustomed to gentle little hands.
Free electric BBQs and BYO picnic welcome so you can skip the cafe queue, spread out on the grass, and make a proper afternoon of it.
Farm House Cafe on-site serving burgers, sandwiches, eggs benedict, coffee, and ice cream for when you don't feel like packing the esky.
Fully pram- and wheelchair-accessible with paved pathways and sealed surfaces throughout, so you're not wrestling a stroller through mud.
The tractor ride is a guaranteed hit with little ones — rumbling around the paddocks for just $3 a pop.
Free on-site parking with ample space right next to the entrance, plus pass-out privileges so you can duck back to the car without hassle.
Good To Know
Tips
Family ticket saves: A family pass (2 adults + 3 children) is $82.50, compared to $71 buying individually — worth it if you've got three kids in tow.
Arrive by 10am: Get there early to explore the paddocks before the main shows kick off at 12:30pm. Weekdays during school term are much quieter.
Grab a feed bag: Animal feed bags are $2 each and are the highlight for most kids — bring coins or tap with card (EFTPOS, Visa, Mastercard accepted, not AmEx).
No koala cuddles: Holding koalas is not permitted in NSW, but you can see them up close during the 2pm Koala Talk.
BYO sunscreen and hats: It's an outdoor farm with limited shade in some paddock areas. There are shaded rest spots and undercover spaces for rainy days.
Leave the pets at home: Dogs and other pets are not permitted anywhere on site, including the car park.
Camping available: Seasonal overnight camping runs September to April, with private bookings possible year-round — a unique farm sleepover experience.
Check for deals: Groupon regularly has discounted entry tickets — worth checking before you book on the official site.
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Price (Per Person)
Free (under 3) - $32
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 9am - 3pm
- Tuesday
- 9am - 3pm
- Wednesday
- 9am - 3pm
- Thursday
- 9am - 3pm
- Friday
- 9am - 3pm
- Saturday
- 9am - 4pm
- Sunday
- 9am - 4pm