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Turn a science lesson into a living laboratory at The Farm Byron Bay in Ewingsdale. This 60- or 90-minute farmer-led tour shows students how compost, soil, animals and gardens work together in a real regenerative food system.
Turn a science lesson into a living laboratory at The Farm Byron Bay in Ewingsdale. This 60- or 90-minute farmer-led tour shows students how compost, soil, animals and gardens work together in a real regenerative food system.
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Operated by The Farm Byron Bay · Ewingsdale, New South Wales
Set on the working farmland of The Farm Byron Bay in Ewingsdale, New South Wales, the Guided Farm Tour for School Groups translates classroom lessons about ecology and food systems into visible, hands-on learning. Available as a 60- or 90-minute, farmer-led walk, this tour threads through paddocks, spray-free gardens, orchards and compost hubs while teachers and students follow a local farmer who explains soil health, composting, crop rotation, animal roles and seasonal planting.
Begin at The Farm Welcome Sign, where groups should gather five minutes early so the farmer can introduce the day’s focus. Primary and secondary options tailor content to age: 60 minutes costs AU$15pp for primary and AU$25pp for secondary; 90-minute sessions are AU$20pp and AU$30pp respectively, with teachers and accompanying adults attending free. Tours can be shaped around regenerative agriculture, biodiversity, food systems and composting, making them ideal for science, sustainability and agricultural curricula.
Key features include productive garden beds and orchards cultivated without sprays, mixed-species paddocks where animals contribute to nutrient cycles, and a working compost demonstration that shows soil-building in action. Students get to see the Growers' Collective at work and meet animals integral to the system, linking theory—nutrient cycling, habitat, pollinator roles—to everyday farm practice. The experience emphasizes observable systems: seasonal bed planning, mulching, integrated animal management and small-farm market-ready production.
Accessibility is straightforward across flat areas, though paddocks have uneven ground and can be tricky in wet weather; staff note wheelchair access is possible on flat surfaces but some farm areas are best avoided after rain. The Farm’s refund policy allows a full refund with seven days’ notice or in extreme weather, and staff adapt routes when livestock operations or conditions require it.
Teachers appreciate the farm's flexible learning design: sessions include observation prompts, simple experiments and Q&A time so students can link classroom concepts to observable outcomes. Large groups up to 120 are accommodated with staggered stations to keep engagement high. The farm sits near Byron Bay schools and provides access; staff coordinate arrival times and can advise on parking, bus drop-off and onsite logistics.
Practical advice: bring closed-in shoes, sun protection and water; wet-weather gear is recommended during rain-prone months. The tour is as much a local food-story as a biology lesson—the producers, makers and growers who share the site make this a working example of community-scale regeneration, where compost, soil and people combine to grow resilient, seasonally-focused food.
Meeting point: The Farm Byron Bay — The Farm Welcome Sign, Ewingsdale, New South Wales, Australia. Exact coordinates available through the booking link for logistics and transport planning.
easy.
60–90 minutes.
Light walking on mostly flat farm terrain; suitable for school-aged children with regular supervision.
Please meet at The Farm Welcome Sign at the front of the property; the group should be ready five minutes before the scheduled start.
Tours are 60 or 90 minutes. Pricing: 60-minute primary AU$15pp, 60-minute secondary AU$25pp; 90-minute primary AU$20pp, 90-minute secondary AU$30pp. Teachers and accompanying adults attend free.
The farm accommodates groups up to 120 students; staff manage flow with staggered stations to maintain engagement.
Flat areas are wheelchair accessible, but paddocks can be uneven and are best avoided in wet conditions—please discuss needs when booking.
Full refund with seven days’ notice or in the case of extreme weather.
Yes. Tours are adaptable to learning focuses such as regenerative agriculture, soil health, biodiversity and food systems—request focus areas when you book.
The Farm Byron Bay brings together a community of farmers, growers and makers who work collaboratively to grow, feed, educate and give back.
Tours emphasize regenerative practices—composting, soil-building and spray-free production—to reduce chemical inputs and strengthen local food resilience.
The Farm Byron Bay is an 80‑acre regenerative farm located in Ewingsdale, New South Wales, offering venue hire, guided tours, hands‑on animal experiences, and photoshoot locations. Situated in Byron Bay’s hinterland, the property includes The Old Garlic Shed and the Farm House as event spaces, plus a macadamia orchard, vegetable gardens, and paddocks. Events at The Garlic Shed and Farm House can be paired with on-site dining by Three Blue Ducks, creating a full-service rural celebration option. Guided Farm Tours introduce visitors to regenerative farming practices led by an experienced farmer. Tours include garden walks, animal introductions, and explanations of chemical-free cultivation and soil health. The private Into the Paddock Experience provides hands-on feeding of ducks, chooks, lambs, and Nigerian Dwarf goats for groups and families. Photoshoots at The Farm Byron Bay take advantage of seasonal light, rustic structures, and rolling farmland as natural backdrops. The Farm Byron Bay supports sustainable agriculture and community engagement through education and curated experiences. Venue hire and tour bookings are designed for groups, events, and excursions that value local produce, farm-to-table dining, and conservation-minded land management. Safety, animal welfare, and clear guidance from staff underpin every experience. Visitors choose The Farm Byron Bay for its authentic regenerative farming demonstrations, picturesque settings for events and photography, and accessible hands-on activities suitable for all ages. The business emphasizes practical, educational encounters that connect guests with responsible farming and the Northern Rivers landscape. Bookings accommodate private groups, corporate events, weddings, school excursions, and family gatherings year-round locally.
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