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Rangitikei Farmstay

Rangitikei Farmstay

https://www.rangitikeifarmstay.co.nz/

Rangitikei Farmstay offers an authentic experience on a New Zealand working sheep and beef farm. This unique experience includes a BBQ lunch in beautiful gardens, friendly animals and informative hosts, all located halfway between Wellington & Taupō.

The Stewart family has been creating this unique slice of paradise for over 120 years. For groups of ten or more people, day guests are welcome to enjoy a 2-hour experience including a BBQ lunch, friendly animals, and a garden tour with your host. This Farmstay is a must-do experience. Highly rated on Trip Adviser, Google and also voted "best stop in New Zealand" by the Odysseys Unlimited Tour. The Stewart family hopes to welcome you.


Conditions:
A 2- hour authentic experience on a real working farm. Includes a buffet lunch at our farm museum, including fresh produce from our farm, a garden and animal tour, plus the popular sheep shearing & mustering demonstration. Highly rated experience on Trip Adviser and Google reviews. Great photo opportunities and memory making for the whole family.
Cancellation Policy:
Full payment confirms all bookings. Guests will pay via Pal Pal or direct into our NZ Bank account.
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How to get there

422 Makuhou Road
Marton
Marton
10 minutes to Marton.
10 minutes to Marton.
My Trip
Group 187
My Trip
Other important info
Tours buses to park at our Woolshed, while smaller buses, van and cars will have direct access to the main entrance.

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