Camel Farm Tours

1618 Denman Road, Denman, NSW, 2328

Experience Details

Come and have an experience like no other. Get up close and personal to a herd of wild camels that were saved from slaughter that now live a life of peace and relaxation. Learn about the history of Australia and why camels are here. Be treated with a tour of the property covering how the camels are milk and how camel milk makes it way to the shelf. Sampling the award winning camel will definitely surprise you. They also have a small selections of camel milk products including soaps and lip balms.
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1618 Denman Road, Denman, NSW, 2328
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Carpark - Coach Parking - COVID Clean Practicing Business - COVID Safe - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Family Friendly - Free Wifi - Gay and Lesbian Tourism Australia (GALTA) - Lawn / Gardens - Pet Friendly - Enquire - Public Toilet - Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation - Shop / Gift Shop

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