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Amenities

Picnic Table
Fires

About this space

Our property is located just 4 km from the historic town of Nobby on an all-weather road, offering beautiful views and a shaded area with three lovely, mowed grass campsites on 80 acres of land. We have beautiful old gumtrees, some of which are estimated to be over 300 years old, providing lots of hollows and beautiful birdlife. You may also spot some wildlife, mainly birds, bearded dragons, an...

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Reviews • 21

★★★★★ (21 reviews)
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Craig W.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jul 2023

We really enjoyed staying at this property. Very quiet, easy to find and the hosts are very welcoming. They have numerous chooks, ducks, Guinea fowl and horses. We even got to try some fresh eggs -...

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Jesse H.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jul 2023

A perfect place to setup camp and relax, nice flat grassed campsites, the hosts were extremely nice and great to chat with. We were supplied a fire pit, some fresh farm eggs and some firewood upon...

AI Review Summary

Carlisle Farm offers a serene camping experience with friendly hosts, Mischelle and Tyson, who provide excellent hospitality and fresh farm produce. Campers appreciate the spacious, flat sites and beautiful sunset views, making it a perfect spot for relaxation and family activities, especially with the presence of friendly animals like horses and a donkey. While the location is generally quiet and clean, some guests noted potential dustiness during dry weather and occasional noise from farm animals. Overall, this campsite is highly recommended for those seeking a peaceful getaway.

Highlights
  • Friendly and accommodating hosts
  • Beautiful and peaceful location
  • Fresh farm produce available
  • Spacious and flat campsites
  • Great sunset views
  • Family-friendly with animals to interact with
  • Clean and well-maintained facilities
Considerations
  • Some sites can be dusty during dry weather
  • Limited amenities beyond basic camping facilities
  • Occasional noise from farm animals may not suit everyone
  • Access roads can be rough in places
  • A few guests mentioned the need for more privacy between sites