A unique tourist attraction not to be missed

The land which has several titles was selected by the Kerr and Webb families in the late 1800's.

Ownership finally passed from the Webb's during the 1960's and the land had several owners running sheep and cattle with some cropping until it was acquired in 1990 by Ken Silvers, the current owner.

Half the 650 acre farm is dedicated to olive groves, with the remainder under pasture for cattle grazing, edged with native bushland.

An exciting bushwalk passes through olive groves, into a hidden valley complete with a rustic, cattlemen’s hut along the Little River (a famous trout stream), back through the native bush and into olive groves, prior to returning to the Woolshed Café.

This award winning licensed café and bar offers relaxed dining amongst woolshed memorabilia, or outside where the tables are set in authentic sheep pens under the shade trees.