Hosanna Farmstay Retreat

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  Allows fires

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Kirsty Perry, campsite manager, Anycamper since November 2018

This listing has been verified by the campsite manager and was last updated April 2025.

12 Reviews

Hollie

3 years ago

Great activities for kids and plenty to do. Our toddler still talks about the tractor tour and the “big cows” she saw. Great vibe on a Saturday night with the live music + pizza. Really well maintaine... Read more

Chelsea E.

4 years ago

Our first hosannah stay was 10years ago in one of the huts. A few years later we were back to camp and have stayed 6 times! The kids love the animals and farm experiences; tractor tour and damper making. The new managers are gold! Have really lifted the standard with simple pleasures such as barista coffee for the adults and cut a slide into the hillside so the kids can get airborn into the dam! They are also, simply, lovely people. No doubt we will be back for our 7th time.

Kate H.

5 years ago

5 stars isn’t enough for this Farmstay! We absolutely loved everything about it and will be back again and again. Beautiful large camping spots, clean amenities, billabong for swimming, lovely farm an... Read more

Wolf N.

5 years ago

A lovely place up the hill, clean and beautiful setting. I arrived late and owners left a map at reception. Would have like to stay longer to see the animals but had to leave early.

Adan S.

6 years ago

Great place. Seriously. Good for kids (1 to 14ish?), lots of daily activities. Facilities are always clean and communal areas are very nice. We thought we had a bit of a dodgy site when we got there, but it was fantastic in the end. Lots of space in most campsites (you probably want one in sites 20 to 35 for the best ones, but the others are still good too). Lots of visitors coming and going over the week we were there. Great place to set up base camp and explore Tweed coast and Wollumbin (Mt Warning). 30 mins or so to coast, 10 mins to Murwillumbah for any extra supplies. Negatives? Activities for older kids? Not a lot to do at night (again for older kids)? Maybe some sites are a bit close to others (but they seemed to try and space new arrivals out where possible). They took down some of the swings while we were there (which made our girls sad!). Great place, we went over week before Easter (Qld school hols) and it wasn’t overwhelmingly packed. Would consider going again after exploring other regions.

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