FARM TOURS at

Windy Station

Go behind-the-scenes at
Windy Station

Explore Windy Station with our immersive tours offering rare access to the land, its stories, and the future of farming.

The Back Paddock Tour showcases breathtaking landscapes and life on a working farm, while Group Tours including the Germinate Program dive deeper into sustainability, innovation, and agribusiness through interactive learning.

Back Paddock
Farm Tours

We are so excited to announce that bookings for our Back Paddock Tours are now open!

Hop aboard our buggy and experience the true essence of an Australian working farm. As we drive through the beating heart of Windy Station, you'll get a genuine, behind-the-scenes look at everyday farm life and how it changes from season to season; the good, the bad and ugly. With stunning Australian landscapes as your backdrop, this immersive tour offers a unique opportunity to connect with the land and the hardworking farmers who bring it to life.

As part of the tour, we’ll welcome you for Q&A time with one of our team in the smoko room, complete with some homemade treats and a cuppa.

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  • The tour including smoko goes for 1.5 hours.

  • $75 per person. There are 4 seats available in each tour.

  • Our farm tours are scheduled to run on select days each quarter. For upcoming dates, click the Book Now button above.

  • Unfortunately we cannot accommodate kids under the age of 7 years on our farm tours for safety reasons.

  • Things can get particularly dusty and dirty out in the back paddock so keep this is mind. Safety is of paramount importance, so you will be wearing a helmet (supplied) and we suggest you wear sturdy and enclosed shoes and “farm clothes” that you don’t mind getting dusty or dirty. In the cooler months, we recommend wearing long pants and a warm jacket.

  • Unless we are experiencing unprecedented weather conditions, this tour will go ahead in rain, hail or shine.

  • Once purchased, we are unable to offer refunds unless the tour  is cancelled by Windy Station due to unprecedented weather conditions.

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Germinate
School & Tertiary Programs

Germinate is Windy Station’s hands-on learning program, designed to spark curiosity and connect students from primary school through secondary to university level with the real world of modern agriculture. Germinate turns the farm into a classroom, inspiring the next generation to explore new possibilities across:

  • Science

  • Sustainable agriculture

  • Agri-tech

  • Food production

  • Australian rural history

  • Environmental management

Overnight accommodation is available for up to 20 students and staff.

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Organised Group Tours

Leveraging the Germinate program, Windy Station’s organised group tours are hands-on and designed to spark curiosity and connect visitors with the real world of modern agriculture. These tours are for larger groups and are suitable for industry, corporate and tour groups.

Overnight accommodation is available for groups of up to 30 visitors.

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  • "Our partnership with Windy Station has been transformative for our students. The excursions they offer provide a rare and invaluable opportunity for young people to engage directly with the whole farm business and to embed their learning of processes in a hands-on, immersive way. What stands out most is the way students leave the farm feeling inspired—not just by the work they’ve done, and the learning that has occurred, but by the passionate people they’ve met. The team at Windy are exceptional educators and role models, showing our students that agriculture is not only vital but also full of innovation, purpose, and possibility. Our Year 11 and 12 excursions have helped our students see agriculture not just as a subject, but as a future. We’re deeply grateful for the impact Windy Station continues to have on our learning community."

    WORDS FROM

    Dr Alison Gates, Director of Research, Learning Engagement and Partnerships, Abbotsleigh

  • ‘As a boarder in Sydney it felt good to get away from the busyness and escape for a few days with scenic views surrounding the farm. I learnt about the importance of agriculture business & relationships to Windy. I am very thankful to be able to visit Windy and it encouraged me to explore Agriculture more.’

    WORDS FROM

    Myffy