Kameruka Estate: Life on the Farm
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Port
Eden, New South Wales, Australia
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Activity Level
Moderate
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Excursion Type
All
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Wheelchair Accessible
No
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Starting At
$229
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Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
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Duration
Approximately 4 Hours
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Meals Included
Meals not included
A Heart for Community
Connect with the heart and soul of a vibrant community. Whether you're meeting friendly locals, encountering heirloom cultures, engaging with Native peoples, exploring hidden corners, or discovering beloved eateries, let lasting memories begin with warmth, hospitality, and genuine connection.
Visit Kameruka Estate, established in 1834 and one of the first European settlements in the Bega Valley.
Its founders, the Tooth family, of brewing fame, developed a community modeled on an English-style estate covering tens of thousands of acres.
Today, Kameruka is a working sheep and cattle station. Watch the farm's resident sheepdog round up a flock of sheep, and watch a sheep-shearing demonstration in the original shearing shed.
Visit the Holy Trinity Church, established in 1869, to see the cemetery and war memorial dedicated to local soldiers who died in the World Wars.
Doolin's Stone, built in 1908, was the first monument in New South Wales to commemorate an Aboriginal person. Tom Doolin was Kameruka's Huntsman and Master of the Hounds, and was instrumental in the property's early success.
Notes:
Wear comfortable walking shoes. Shade is limited; to avoid sunburn, wear light, long clothing suitable for use as a cover-up. Bring a hat and sunglasses; wear biodegradable/reef-safe sunscreen. Bring bottled water.