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Eco Accommodation

Silo Hut

Image The Silo Hut provides fully self-contained accommodation for 2 adults. The two grain silos belonging to the original dairy have been beautifully converted to a farmstay by our local builder Mark De Hoogh. The interior is comfortable and attractive, comprises two tall, round rooms with peaked ceilings, a bathroom and a verandah. The walls and ceilings are made from plywood and there are plantation pine wooden floors. The Silo Hut is elevated and provides picturesque views of the valley, the river flats and hills. One silo is a bedroom / living area and the other silo is the kitchen.There is a verandah at the front and a bathroom at the rear.


We're close (7.5kms) to the Dungog township ... 8 minute drive, a longer walk or cycle

Garden Studio

The Garden Studio is at the side of the main farmhouse. It is a tiny cottage with a bedroom, ensuite bathroom, kitchen/living area and verandah. There are 2 car parking spaces and a small outdoor BBQ.
The Studio has beautiful views of the farm is a place to relax with books and magazines, cook healthy meals and enjoy being on a farm surrounded by birds and animals.

Facilities

Air conditioner in bedroom/living room, fans, heaters, kitchen facilities including 2 sinks, gas cooktop, portable benchtop oven and refrigerator. Small collection of magazines, books.

What the farm offers

Image Fosterton Farm Biodynamic is a productive farm with beef cattle, chooks, bees, vegetables and hay. We also have our biodynamic bakery and stoneground flour mill on the farm. (Fosterton Farm Bakery)

Food:
We supply: coffee,tea, milk, sugar.

You can purchase:
Fresh biodynamic/organic bread, pastries, flour, eggs, beef and seasonal produce when you stay. However, best to enquire about availability before you arrive.

Self-guided farm tour:
We can show you a walk around the farm, where you can look at the biodynamic method of agriculture being practised, the planting of native tree belts and the environmentally sustainable practices we've employed for energy, sewerage and water supplies.

Activities:
Bike riding, walking, birdwatching, observing the Australian wildlife, fishing, swimming, paddling down the river on lilos (air beds).... or just relaxing with your feet up, soaking in the beautiful environment.

Eco points

Image Materials
... recycled grain silos
... plantation pine wood and plywood
... mostly recycled furniture

Energy
... solar powered, connected to the grid
... energy efficient light globes
... instant gas hot water
... gas cooking

Water
... rainwater collected in water tanks
... greywater fed subsurface to fruit trees

Sewerage
... composting toilet
... worm farm

Farm practices
... sustainable farming using biodynamic methods of agriculture, which
includes treating the land and the animals naturally
... planting tree belts to provide shelter and a wildlife corridor
... we trade as "Fosterton Biodynamic Farm"

Local attractions

Image Williams River
One of the Hunter regions most pristine rivers, with crystal clear water supporting a wide range of native fish, flora and fauna. It is also the source of much pleasure for us all, whether relaxing by the river, swimming, fishing or canoeing.

Barrington Tops
Dungog is the gateway to the Barrington Tops and includes World Heritage listed natural forest of great beauty. There are picnic areas, walking tracks, cycling tracks and drives.

Mountain Bike Riding
See "Dungog Common" and "Ride Dungog" to understand why Dungog has become a magnet for mountain bike riders.

Pedalfest - Fosterton Loop Road
The Fosterton Loop Road is one of the main cycle tracks in the Dungog Pedalfest which is held each spring. This is a beautiful, relatively quiet road where you can walk or cycle in peace, enjoying the countryside.

Sculpture on the Farm

Dungog
Historic Dungog is a quiet town settled in the hills with several cafes, antique stores, two art galleries and the oldest cinema in Australia and a craft brewery. There is also a Museum run by Dungog Historical Society. Shops include clothing, groceries, artisan goods, chemist, a newsagency and a Supa IGA. Every Saturday morning there is a local growers stall, along with Fosterton Farm Bakery Bread Van.

Rates

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2 nights = $375.00
3 nights = $450.00

full week = $660.00

(all prices include cleaning and GST)


**** $45 reduction per stay ...if you bring your own sheets and towels!




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Bookings

Image Phone/text : (02)4992 3408 / 0407 457 649 to book your stay

To confirm a booking a 50% deposit is required.

Minimum cancellation notice is 21 days.
There is a cancellation/change of date fee of $50.
If the accommodation is rebooked ... there will be a full refund, less the cancellation fee of $50.

Methods of Payment:
...Cash
...Direct Deposit

Arrivals / Departures

Arrivals .... 2pm or after

Departures ... 10am or before

If you would like to arrive or leave outside these times, let us know. It may be possible to change, depending on bookings, etc.

Contact

Simon Brownbridge &
Loo Boothroyd
792 Fosterton Rd
Dungog NSW 2420

Ph: (02) 4992 3408
Mobiles:
0439 709 296 (S)
0407 457 649 (L)

Email: info@fostertonfarm.com.au

Website: www.fostertonfarm.com.au

News

The Silo Hut is currently unavailable as it is permanently booked.

The Garden Studio

We have converted our Garden Studio to accommodation. It is a comfortable tiny cottage.
Suitable for a couple, with 1 bedroom, ensuite, kitchen living area and verandah.

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