Itinerary Inspiration

The perfect blend of relaxation, nature & exploration

DAY 1: ARRIVE

Arrive anytime from 12 midday.
Take your time to unpack, settle in, maybe pop the kettle on.
We’ll pop by to say hello and show you the ropes – how things work, where things are.
Once you’ve had a breather, we can take you on a short orientation drive (optional) – helps you get your bearings and see what’s nearby.
Grab a walking pack and wander the paddocks before dark.
Sit on the lawn and listen to the sounds of dusk – magpies, frogs, cicadas, the wind moving through the grass.
Light the firepit and toast marshmallows if the weather’s cool.

You’re allowed to do nothing today. Actually, it’s encouraged.

Wake up slowly and enjoy brekkie and a cuppa in the morning light.
Explore the property – walk to the creek, lie in the grass, take photos of the mist hanging in the trees.
Read a book under the gum trees.
Kids can run free, feed the horse
Ask Simone what’s happening on the farm that day (tag along if you like!).
Try drawing, writing or taking photos with no pressure to “do it well”.
Write a note or sketch something in the guest journal.

Revisit anything you loved from Day 2.
Or do what you didn’t get to yet – more paddock walks or rest.
Have a picnic under a tree or beside the creek.
Visit the nearby Jimna Base Camp, Jimna Hall, Peach Trees Day Use Area, marvel at the Jimna Fire Tower.
Spot the wildlife
Turn your phone off for the day (we dare you).

Full or half day, up to you.
A few favourites:
Peach Trees Day Use Area for a short trailed walk and picnic
Jimna Base Camp for scones, coffee or ice cream
Kilcoy: pub lunch, stock up on supplies, visit Yowie Park and the Kilcoy Craft Market, Kilcoy Hall of History, Kilcoy Courthouse Art Gallery, Kilcoy Visitor Information Centre
No rush to come back… the Stockmans House will be waiting for you.

If you need to leave today, check out time is flexible..
Pack slowly. Wander one last time.
Leave a note in the guest journal or take a photo and tag us if you’re feeling social

We don’t say goodbye around here, just “see you next time.”

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