Bimbadeen Phillip Island Farm Tours (Ventnor)

Become a farmer for a day on our Bimbadeen Phillip Island Farm Tours! Learn about life on our working farm, help us collect our free range eggs and feed our resident farm animals. You can also choose to enjoy a tasty paddock to plate BBQ meal afterwards and even stay in one of our new farm retreats.

The 360 acre farming property, 'Bimbadeen', is located between the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit and the world famous Penguin Parade. Bimbadeen, owned and operated by the Davie family since 1955, was first used for dairying and pigs before beef cattle were introduced in 1968. Bimbadeen has become renowned for its award winning premium quality beef and innovative environmental practices at local, State and National levels.

Since the 1980's Bimbadeen has planted over 40,000 trees and ground-cover, protected remnant vegetation, created a wildlife corridor, fenced waterways and dams and addressed salinity issues. The 52 million year old Hurricane Hill is also found at Bimbadeen. From the second highest point on the Island one has spectacular views of Bass Strait, Western Port and neighbouring farms.

Today over 200 Angus cattle graze the paddocks with other forms of wildlife including ducks and cape barren geese. New to our farm are 1500 Isa Brown hens, 2 Alpacas, 500000 bees and two very friendly sheep . As part of the new direction for Bimbadeen free-range eggs and honey are now being produced - Bimbadeen being the first and only commercial free range egg producer on the Island.

Bimbadeen Phillip Island Farm Experiences provides a unique and entertaining opportunity to both discover and learn about life on a family run 340 acre working farm.

Get close to and help feed farm animals - including cows and calves, sheep and our two resident alpacas - Freddie and Eddie.
Roam the paddocks with our free range hens, visit their mobile caravan and help collect and grade farm fresh eggs
Learn about the history of Bimbadeen and its ongoing commitment to regenerative environmental practices, including actions to address climate change
Enjoy fun activities along the way and visit our 500000 bees!
Discover wildlife along the Landcare Wildlife Corridor
Breathtaking 360 degree views from Hurricane Hill, the second highest point on Phillip Island
Observe natural wildlife and abundant birdlife including ducks, cape barren geese, purple hens and wallabies
Be part of normal daily farm activities - whether it is a tractor ride or feeding out hay or fixing something there is always something to do !!
Learn about the use of our tractors and farm machinery

Location

550 Back Beach Road, Ventnor 3922 Map

✆ 0409 167 001

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Web Links

→ bimbadeenphillipisland.com.au

→ Bimbadeen on Facebook