About Us
Goolwa Animal Farm is a 12 acre, family run farm which provides a fun and relaxing day out for the whole Family. The farm is set in the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula Countryside and yet is only 6 minutes drive from the best surf beaches in South Australia. There are typical farm animals but also 3 different types of kangaroos, emus, alpacas, donkeys, ponies, mini-pigs, potoroos, sugar gliders, canaries, turtles, bunnies, guineu pigs, chicks, ducks, turkeys, goats, ducks and doves. Pony rides, trailer rides and play areas ensure a great trip for all. There is a range of activities, animals and play facilities to accommodate children of all ages and a café to relax with a cold or hot drink, one of our special milkshakes or maybe an ice cream. Why not make a full day of it and bring your own picnic to eat on the tables in the play area!
Opening Hours
Special Closure
We are very sorry but we have closed for the duration of the Coronovirus(COVID-19) pandemic.
Hopefully it won't be too long before the measures currently being taken are successful and we will all be safe and well and we can reopen to have visitors once more. We look forward very much to seeing you then.
Thank you for thinking of visiting us, your custom is very much appreciated.
Prices & Contact Details
Admissions:
Adults: $11
Children/Seniors/Students: $9
Pony rides: $6
Feed: $1
NO HIDDEN COSTS
Address:
85 Airport Rd, Goolwa,
South Australia, 5214
Mobile:
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0451 502 859
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0451 502 858
Email:
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Google Maps
Next to Goolwa Airport on Airport Road.
FROM GOOLWA: 4 minutes’ drive from Goolwa town centre – Follow the Strathalbyn road from the town centre.
Turn left onto Airport Road at the sign for the airport.
FROM MIDDLETON, PORT ELLIOT & VICTOR HARBOR:
From these locations from the Victor Harbour-Goolwa Road take the Flagstaff Hill Road at Middleton, then turn right onto Airport Road (following the signs for Strathalbyn).
We are on the same side and just past the airport.
4 minutes from Middleton
10 minutes from Port Elliot
17 minutes from Victor Harbour.