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Metal owl at wollondilly It is easy to while away a few hours taking a leisurely stroll around the property viewing the work in progress and some of the completed projects

Many visitors find Paul's shed and workshop very interesting.  A guided tour is available on request which includes some practical demonstrations and blacksmithing.

For those who wish to laze about a variety of books,  DVD's and cd's are available.

For the not so fainthearted a climb of the mountain on the property will assure you of beautiful views of the Goomburra valley and unusual flora and fauna on the way.

King Parrots visit wollondilly gardensSquirrel gliders,  Sugar gliders,  Ringtailed possums,  the occasional Feather glider and Phascogale can be seen after dark on many occasions.

For the avid birdwatcher there is a large variety of birds that frequent the property with at least 12 species of the parrot family seen here on a regular basis. The Wedge-tail eagle is sighted regularly while the Crested hawk  is seen more rarely.  Sometimes Tawny frogmouths, Barn owls and Barking owls are present.

Goomburra State Forest is just 5 Klms from Wollondilly Gardens.
Take your picnic lunch and go on one of the numerous walks at the forest ranging from 30 minutes up to 6 hours return through some spectacular rainforest.

Glengallan homesteadGlengallan homestead,  which has recently been restored is open for public inspection on weekends and is only a half hour drive away.

Some local events include
Allora Australian Day Heritage Weekend
Allora Annual Apex Auction held Queen's Birthday Weekend
Annual Leyburn Sprints held the third weekend in August
Morgan Park Motor Racing Events
Warwick Rodeo held the last weekend in October
Warwick Races

Steam engine flywheelWe have recently acquired a steam driven air compressor manufactured by Thompsons of Castlemaine  Victoria in 1903.This machine was operated at the Acland coalmine up until the early fifties.It is our intention to assemble it at the entrance of our reception-entertainment building and have it in working condition.. It's physical size is quite large,with the flywheel being 3.3 metres in diameter, and overall length approximately 9 metres.

 

 

 

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