About
Overview Splitters Farm is a 160-acre working farm and animal sanctuary located in Sharon, near Bundaberg. The property provides a home for over 400 rescued farm animals, many of whom have been saved from drought, neglect, or abuse. The farm is situated on Splitters Creek, a freshwater reserve that flows into the Burnett River, and is also home to native Australian wildlife, including over 150 species of birds.
The farm offers a range of experiences for visitors, including options for day trips and overnight stays. Accommodation choices include powered and unpowered campsites, as well as deluxe two-bedroom safari tents for a "glamping" experience. Activities are focused on farm life and the natural environment, with options for both self-guided and guided tours to meet and feed the animals. Other available activities include pedal go-kart hire, damper making, kayaking on the creek, and catch-and-release fishing.
Highlights
- Interact with and feed over 400 rescued farm animals on self-guided or guided tours.
- Offers a variety of accommodation including campsites and deluxe glamping safari tents.
- Provides a range of on-site activities such as kayaking, pedal go-karts, damper making, and catch-and-release fishing.
Community Sentiment (The "Vibe")
What parents like: Visitors frequently praise the well-maintained and clean facilities, the friendly and welcoming staff, and the wide range of activities available for children. The hands-on animal interactions and the spacious, open environment for kids to run around are also commonly highlighted.
What to watch out for: Some activities, such as guided tours and damper making, may involve extra charges. As it is an outdoor, working farm, visitors should be prepared for natural conditions and wear appropriate clothing like covered shoes.
Logistics & Tips
Best for: Families with children of all ages, from toddlers to primary school students. Educational tours can be customised for children as young as two years old.
Facilities: Toilets, showers (including a family bathroom), laundry, a communal camp kitchen with BBQ, fridge, and microwave, playground, and on-site parking.
Note: Bookings are essential for both day visits and overnight stays. Day visitors are welcome to bring their own picnic to enjoy in the gardens. Covered shoes are recommended.
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