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Brockhurst Farm

Ocean View

Brockhurst Farm offer dog-friendly accommodation in a scenic country farm retreat less than an hour from Brisbane and with superb views over the D’Aguilar ranges.

Man looking out to ranges next to picnic table

Part of a working farm that has cows, horses, sheep, goats and hens, the secluded rustic cabins are perched on ridges around the property and are a great option for family and friend get-togethers, Woodford Folk Festival-bound revellers, social groups and wedding and function accommodation.

Brockhurst Cabins Ocean View

The 3 cabins range in size from 1 to 2 and 4 bedrooms, and combined can sleep up to 22 guests. Otherwise the 1 bedder sleeps 4-6, the 2 bedder 5-7 and the 4-bedder 10-12 (all including a double sofa in the lounge). Each country style cabin features wood panelled walls, open plan kitchen/dining/lounge, BBQ, covered patio with views and wood fire heater and is fully fenced for dogs (which are not allowed inside).

Table on deck overlooking ranges and paddock

Not just a great place to breathe country air, take in the panoramic views and relax, guests and their (well-behaved) dogs have access to most of the property, including the freshwater dam (which comes with a floating raft ‘pontoon’ and boards and noodles to float on), the picnic table on the far hill (a must visit with a bottle of wine at sunset).

People floating on raft in the middle of a dam

Fresh laid eggs are available to buy for a breakfast cook-up and a bonus is the ability to feed the horses who amble up in the afternoons for carrots (look in cabin’s fridge for a provided packet and BYO).

Kitchen and dining area inside a cabin

Need to know - For those with children who want to get right into the farming life Brockhurst Cabins also offer a Farmstay Package where children aged 3-14 years can take a lead horse ride, double on a quad bike and some hands-on morning farm activities like feeding animals. Brockhurst Cabins also have a dedicated wedding lawn and pavilion and can cater for bridal and wedding guests.

Girl feeding a carrot to a horse

Things to do nearby – Visit the picturesque and historic town of Dayboro, take a bushwalk at Mt Mee, picnic at The Gantry, breakfast or lunch on weekends at The Pitstop Cafe, swim at the natural rock waterhole Rocky Hole, visit the Dayboro llama farm, Ocean View Estates Winery, dine at Birches Restaurant and, in Dec-Jan get a dose of the Woodford Folk Festival.

Brockhurst Farm

2250 Mt Mee Rd

Ocean View

3425 3314

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2250 Mt Mee Rd Ocean View

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