The Red Stag Deer and Emu Farm

I visited the farm with a girl friend of mine and we both had a great time feeding the friendly animals thanks to team member Peter. Unfortunately, a tour of the farm with owner Robert was marred by his lengthy discussion of why we must read the bible. This included several homophobic remarks making us both uncomfortable. Absolutely appalled that it cost $30 for a tour when the majority of it was filled with inappropriate and rude commentary. Would not recommend.

Do not pay for the ATV "farm tour". You get about 5-10 mind of actual information about the deer & Emu then he pulls up in a corner, turns off the engine and preaches the bible to you. Worst experience and very unprofessional. We unfortunalty won't be visiting again.

Small but worth the visit. Its free to visit the animals, just pay for their feed. There's also a cafe/restaurant with amazingly beautiful views.

Great place for kids and adults alike. Feed the deer, emu, goats and ostrich. Chicken and fowl to see as well as 9 hole mini golf. Marvel at the fantastic view of the valley and surrounding mountains while enjoying a fantastic platter or meal, Devonshire tea with amazing scones.
We had the cheese platter with garlic cob loaf and chips. The four of us were happily full. Highly recommend.

This restaurant has one of the best outdoor sitting view and so welcoming staff member. We visited on Easter break, will going to recommend everyone and will visit if I get chance again.

When I arrived, I saw that the baby goats had NO ACCESS to fresh water. The animals had visible sores, and I saw an injured chicken being harassed by a toddler. Staff should definitely supervise this.
Furthermore, the animals had nothing at all to do, and little to no shelter. There was mold in the water that the animals were drinking, if they had water at all.
Food was very overpriced as well. Don't waste your time here. I am truly sorry to everyone that came here, just to be sourly disappointed.