Bloomery Farm FAQs

Plan Your Visit to Bloomery Farm

Dress for the Paddock
Please wear enclosed shoes with good grip, such as boots or sturdy trainers. We’re a working farm, so paths and paddocks can be uneven or muddy. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dusty, and bring a hat and sunscreen on sunny days.

When to Arrive
Please aim to arrive at your confirmed booking time. Each session is private, and we may still be preparing the space if you arrive early. If you’re running late, please call or text us on 0407 601 435. A late arrival may shorten your session.

Meet the Farm Crew
Our farm family includes miniature Belted Galloway cross cattle, pygmy goats, Dorper sheep, Australian mini pigs, chickens and call ducks. You might meet José and Pablo, our rescued bottle calves, or Ronald, our smallest cow. We’ll guide you through any patting, brushing or feeding on the day. Which animals you meet depends on who’s comfortable and ready to say hello.

Bringing the Kids
Our Family Farm & Graze package is designed for two adults and two children aged 3–15. If you’re bringing a child under three or have a different family group, please get in touch so we can help you choose the right booking. Children must stay with a supervising adult throughout the visit.

Accessibility & Support
Please contact us before booking so we can talk through what would make your visit comfortable. We’re happy to discuss access, seating, a quieter pace or attending with a support person. As this is a working farm with grass and uneven ground, we’ll explain what the visit involves and what we can arrange for your group.

Rainy Days on the Farm
Light rain doesn’t automatically mean your visit will be cancelled. We’ll consider the weather, ground conditions and the animals’ comfort. If we need to postpone, we’ll contact you as soon as possible to discuss a new date. If we cancel or significantly change your confirmed experience, you can choose an alternative date or a refund.

Finding the Farm Gate
We’re at 158 Williamson Road, Tamborine QLD 4270, on our family-run, nine-acre property. Visits are by appointment. We’ll share arrival and parking instructions when we confirm your booking.

Photos, Videos & Farm Memories
You’re welcome to take personal photos and videos during your visit. Please follow your host’s guidance around the animals, avoid flash near them and ask before filming anyone outside your group. For professional or commercial shoots, please enquire about our separate photography bookings.

Feeding the Farm Crew
Please leave animal treats at home. We’ll provide suitable feed for any supervised feeding during your experience. This helps us make sure each animal gets the right food and amount. Your grazing platter is for the humans only!

Pets & Assistance Animals
Please leave pets at home so our farm animals can stay settled. If you’ll be attending with an assistance animal, please contact us before your visit so we can discuss access and plan your session.

Larger Groups & Special Occasions
Please get in touch if your group is larger than our standard packages. Tell us your guest numbers, preferred date and what you’re celebrating. We’ll let you know what we can accommodate and put together a quote for your group.