Experience.
Experience Burradoo Park Farm as a working regenerative farm, where food, people and place are deeply connected.
Wander the grounds, grab a coffee, and enjoy meals thoughtfully prepared on site by the Three Blue Ducks using fresh ingredients from the farm that reflect seasonality, place and the realities of regenerative agriculture.
Quality produce, good food, and time well spent.
Learn.
Education is at the heart of Burradoo Park Farm. Visitors can enjoy guided farm tours, local markets, workshops, school programs and hands-on sustainability experiences.
This is complemented by our partnership with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation to provide further primary school programming.
As we learn, we share. Join us on the journey.
SOIL
Thriving soil is the foundation of healthy land and people. To restore soil health we must look at the whole system. We rebuild living soils through biodiversity, ecological balance and diverse farm practices.
INSECTS
Insects are essential to a healthy farm ecosystem by supporting pollination of crops, improving soil health, and increasing biodiversity. A diverse insect population helps maintain ecological balance on the farm, reducing the need for chemical and synthetic inputs.
FOOD SYSTEMS
We farm with purpose, using practical, evidence-based methods to build soil, sequester carbon and enhance biodiversity. Our focus is on restorative rather than extractive systems. We seek to innovate new product concepts, like edible insects and vegetable-inspired gelato.
RENEWABLES
Powered by renewable energy and supported by innovations such as agrivoltaics and water harvesting, we aim to close energy loops. The farm is self-sufficient, reflecting our strong commitment to environmental stewardship and ecosystem restoration.
WASTE
We treat waste as a resource, not something to discard. Our systems close nutrient and material loops through composting, biodiversity programs and recycling. We aim to restore more than what we take, improving efficiency, sustainability and natural resilience.
Grow.
Our farms and food spaces are the working backbone of Burradoo Park Farm. We’re guided by regenerative farming and land stewardship, with a focus on circular systems and waste minimisation. This is a place for trying new things; testing, learning and adapting as we go.
From the paddocks to the kitchen, what we grow is harvested, prepared and shared with purpose. Any excess is returned to the land to improve the health and resilience of the ecosystem. We are always growing and seek to share the practical learnings with other farmers, growers and the wider community.
Everything on the farm plays a role, from livestock manure enriching the soil to grass growing to feed the cattle.
By caring for living soils and working with natural cycles, we create a healthier, more resilient landscape where waste is minimised and everything supports the food we grow.
We’re not just growing food. We’re farming soil!
Want To Know More?
When will Burradoo Park Farm open?
We are a working farm with some ongoing construction to ready the site to welcome you all in the coming months. For your safety and that of our teams, access is not possible until the precinct opens to the community. Follow our socials to stay up-to-date on our opening plans - we can't wait to welcome you soon!
Is Burradoo Park Farm a working farm?
Yes, we are a 600-acre working farm producing nutrient‑dense food by applying proven sustainable, regenerative and organic‑aligned practices. By combining science‑led decision‑making and hands‑on observation – including soil testing, cover cropping and diversified land management – the team restores soil health, strengthens biodiversity and builds long‑term natural capital. Burradoo Park Farm supports a diverse agricultural system, including cattle and sheep, a market garden, a cut-flower garden and an orchard featuring a wide variety of fruit trees.
What can we experience at Burradoo Park Farm?
Can I visit without booking a tour?
Yes, much of the precinct will be free to the public, allowing visitors to explore the grounds, playground and farm environment at their own pace, while guided tours and workshops will be available via booking online closer to the opening date.
Are children and families welcome?
Most definitely! Burradoo Park Farm is a family-friendly destination with much of the educational experiences, food offerings and explorable grounds, including the playground, designed to be a fun and accessible experience for the whole family.
How do I get to Burradoo Park Farm?
Uniquely located next to Burradoo Train Station and on the cycle route between Bowral and Moss Vale, the farm has a designated pedestrian and cycling entrance accessed via the pedestrian crossing with bicycle parking just inside the farm gate. Weekend shuttle buses will also operate at regular intervals from Bowral Train Station to the precinct, complimented by a limited number of on-site parks. The pedestrian and cycling entrance is at Burradoo Train Station and the car park is located at 6 Railway Rd, Burradoo NSW 2576.
