Tobruk Sheep Station
The Basics
With views of the Hawkesbury River and the Blue Mountains, and plenty of authentic Australian outback charm, Tobruk Sheep Station is a popular destination for weddings, conferences, and farm stays. Visitors take part in a range of activities and experiences like sheep shearing, whip cracking, and boomerang throwing. Overnight stays and full BBQ lunches are also available.
Things to Know Before You Go
Farm shows and lunches are offered seven days a week
Overnight stays start at $399 per night for up to five people
Demonstrations include sheep mustering, yard work, sheep shearing, tractor and trailer rides, and more
Luxury visits with helicopter and yacht rides are also available
How to Get There
Tobruk Sheep Station is located about 45 miles (70 kilometers) north of Sydney and can be reached by car. There are also pre-arranged tours of the farm that include transportation.
Trip ideas
When to Get There
Tobruk farm shows are offered daily. Check the website to see the daily schedule and to book tickets in advance. Farm work varies by season.
Tobruk Sailing
In addition to farm shows, Tobruk offers private sailing tours on Sydney’s Pittwater. Climb aboard a 38-foot (11.5-meter) Beneteau Yacht, and enjoy a gourmet seafood lunch while you cruise. Feast on fresh treats like king prawns, oysters, Moreton Bay “bugs” (a type of lobster), and Atlantic salmon, and sip Australian wines or beers as you take in the sights.
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