Belgenny Farm | Camden
Considered the birthplace of Australian agriculture, Belgenny Farm in south-west Sydney at Camden, is part of the original land granted to agricultural pioneers John and Elizabeth Macarthur in 1805.
Curriculum-based farm excursions are delivered by the NSW Department of Primary Industries School programs team, and A Smart Farmer: mobile dairy classroom in the wide, open spaces of the 1600-hectare farm.
Book your visit now by contacting the farm directly!
Farm Visit Information
- Region: Southwest Sydney
- Industry: Mixed livestock and some crops
- Price: Students: $16.50 per student, Supervising teachers and teacher aides FREE, Additional parents: $16.50 per person.
- Group size: Preferred number of students: 60 – 80. Maximum: 100 students. Groups of fewer than 20 students pay a flat minimum group fee. Small schools and home school groups are welcome and can either choose to visit with another small school or book a day of their own.
- Visiting times: School programs run from 10:00AM – 2:00pm
- Farm activities: Excursion programs align to NSW syllabus for Kindergarten to Year 12 including outcomes for Agriculture, Food Technology, Geography, History, Science, Technology and Technology Mandatory. Customised programs are also available: Primary and High School excursion details
- Amenities: Bus access, toilets, signposted, wheelchair access, meets safety requirements
Student Safety
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Risk assessment is available here
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Belgenny Farm has public liability insurance
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All staff at Belgenny Farm have Working with Children Checks
Book your visit now by contacting the farm directly!
Location
100 Elizabeth Macarthur Ave, Camden South, NSW 2570,