Belgenny Farm, Camden – Marrickville outings

Join us on our bus trip to visit the historic Belgenny Farm – the famous home of agricultural pioneers Elizabeth and John Macarthur.

John and Elizabeth Macarthur established convict-built Belgenny Farm on part of the original 5000 acres granted to the family by Lord Camden in 1805. Ranked among Australia’s great agricultural pioneers, the Macarthurs established Merino wool production, wheat growing, dairying, horticulture and grape growing. These enterprises became a model for Australia’s proud agricultural traditions.  Today, the property is a major educational centre with direct links to Australia’s agricultural history – managed by Trade and Investment NSW and the Belgenny Farm Trust.It is a place where historical and modern-day agricultural practices and expertise come together to provide a family attraction that promises to entertain and educate.

Belgenny Farm Entry Fee – $5 per person

Lunch – Campbelltown Catholic Club

Bookings open – Monday, 30th January 2017
Bookings close – Friday, 3rd February, 2017

Booking for Outings

• To book or make an enquiry – please phone the office ph: 02 9558 6800 – between 8am to 4pm
• You cannot book for a trip until bookings open for that particular trip – each trip must be individually booked
• Drivers cannot take bookings
• The office will notify you of whether or not you are successfully booked on a trip after 12pm on the booking close date stated on the Outing Calendar
• At a point closer to the date of the Outing, the office will call you with a pick up time
• Unless otherwise indicated, the majority of Outings collect passengers from 8.30am and return by 4.30pm
• All Outings cost $14 return unless otherwise indicated.  If you cannot afford this amount, please phone the office.
• Lunch and other activities are not included in the cost. Please check the calendar to ensure you know what other costs might be involved.  You may want to take extra cash for items such as morning tea, etc.