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Summer Land Camels
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Summer Land Camels

Summer Land Camels is a working camel farm and dairy in Harrisville, in the Scenic Rim region of Queensland.

Summer Land Camels is a working camel farm and dairy in Harrisville, in the Scenic Rim region of Queensland. Entry to the farm is free, so you can meet the camels and take photos without booking an activity. Feeding, farm tours and camel rides give you a closer look at the animals and the farm’s work. The homestead cafe serves camel milk products, including gelato, cheese and coffee made with camel milk. Set aside time to enjoy the rural views as well as the farm.

A working camel farm in the Scenic Rim

Summer Land Camels
Summer Land Camels

Summer Land Camels is a farm and dairy in Harrisville, where camels are raised and camel milk products are made. The farm’s work centres on Australian dromedaries and their potential in agriculture. A visit can include time with the animals as well as an introduction to the dairy and the farm’s story.

Free entry lets you see the farm without taking a tour or booking a ride. Feeding activities, guided tours and camel experiences are separate ways to spend more time with the animals. Tours cover camel farming and the history of camels in Australia, and can include a chance to see young camels. Check the farm’s website for current activity details and advance bookings.

Meeting and feeding the camels

Summer Land Camels
Summer Land Camels

Feeding gives you a hands-on way to meet the camels. The animals can also be seen from the farm, and free entry includes the opportunity to take photos. Keep to the farm’s safety instructions: stay outside barriers and do not approach the camels in an unsafe way. This is particularly useful to explain to children before they join a feeding activity.

Camel rides and longer trail rides are also available, alongside experiences led by cameleers. A ride is a separate activity from simply visiting the farm, so check what is running and book ahead if you want to take part. Outdoor activities mean you will be in the sun; bring water, sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat.

Cafe and camel milk products

The homestead cafe gives you a chance to taste products made with camel milk. Options mentioned at the farm include gelato, cheese, pie and coffee made with camel milk. The milk has a distinct taste, so trying it in a drink or cold on its own gives you a way to decide which you prefer. Marinated feta is another product to look for.

Camel products are also sold through the farm shop, including skincare and camel meat products. The cafe’s food selection is limited, so do not count on it as the only meal option for a full day out. You can make the cafe a stop for coffee or a snack, then plan lunch elsewhere if you need more choice.

Planning your visit

The farm is at 8 Charles Chauvel Drive in Harrisville, in the Scenic Rim. It is a rural outing, and the setting is part of the visit: the farm has green surroundings and views towards Flinders Peak. Visitors often spend several hours combining a tour, time with the camels and a cafe stop, though a shorter visit is possible if you only want to see the farm.

Weekday mornings around 9:30 or 10 am are a useful choice if you would prefer a quieter visit. The farm recommends booking tickets in advance for activities. Entry is free, but tours, feeding and rides are separate experiences; check current details before setting out. Allow time for the outdoor parts of the visit, and bring snacks if the cafe’s limited menu will not suit your plans.

FAQ

Is entry to Summer Land Camels free?

Yes. Entry to the farm is free. Tours, camel feeding and rides are activities you can book separately.

What can you do at Summer Land Camels?

You can see and feed camels, book a guided farm tour or ride, and visit the homestead cafe and farm shop.

What can you eat at the cafe?

The cafe serves camel milk products such as gelato, cheese, pie and coffee made with camel milk. Food choices are limited.

How long should you plan for a visit?

Allow around 2 to 4 hours if you want to combine a farm activity with time at the cafe. A shorter stop is possible if you only want to see the farm.

Should you book activities in advance?

Advance booking is recommended for tickets to activities such as tours and rides. Check the farm’s website for current details.

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