If anyone plans to have a vacation stay in Australia, the first thing that would be in their list is paying the farm a visit. If that is in your list too, then allow me to share with you my visit to Wonky Windmill and Eco Park.
Recommended by Trip Advisor Australia and sitting on 130 acres of land, Wonky Windmill Farm and Eco Park is the great place for family with children to get the feel of farmhouse experience in Western Australia. With at least 15 different farm animals, it is an excellent place to keep the children entertained and have a fun family outing time. You will get the chance to see and get up close with the farm animals such as rabbits, ponies, llama, bottle feeding of lambs and many more.
The Wonky Windmill.
Recommended by Trip Advisor Australia.
With an entrance fee of $10 AUD for adults, $8 AUD for child and free entry for child under 2 years old, you will be entitled to 2 paper bags of food for these farm animals which includes breads and carrot sticks. Please don’t get overly worried when you see these farm animals charging towards you for food. They are all well-mannered and safely fenced up by barb wires. With those educational boards at each farm animal station, it will definitely makes your visit enjoyable and meaningful.
As Wonky Windmill and Eco Park is a family operated business, they focus a lot on providing their customers “the family orientated experience”. There is a Farm Cafe which sells food, drinks and free tasting of their products like jams and marmalade. During our family visit, we were being offered free hot tea and some homemade scones! Nice!
The pricing of entrance fees and food served in the Wonky Farm cafe.
Wonky Farm’s own product.
Another Wonky Farm’s own product.
A shady sand pit corner with toys for children to play. Nice concept!
Our little boy, Kayden, enjoying his ride in the red car.
Every time we feed the rabbit, the guinea pig will also take a portion of the grass. Best friends really share their food together.
Feeding the Shetland Pony with sticks of carrots.
Some Damara Sheeps on the field, waiting for us to feed them.
A pretty llama.
The white sheep waiting for some food.
A Fallow Deer. Loved those white spots on it’s brown furry body.
These are Emus.
A Muscovy Duck.
These two little pigs will stop moving and pose for me.
Cows under the blue skies.
Before we leave, Mummy and Kayden took a photograph together.
Address of our visit
Wonky Windmill Farm & Eco Park
218 Yelverton Nth Rd
Yelverton, WA 6280
Australia
Tel: 9755 7201
Web: www.wonkywindmillfarm.com.au
Opening Hours
10am – 4pm
Open daily except Christmas Day
