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So You Want To Come & Meet The Herd?

We welcome a number of visitors and tourists every year. Wadi Farm is a 3.5 hour drive from Perth, and approx. a 1 hour drive from each of the beautifully different towns of Margaret River, Manjimup, Bridgetown, Balingup, Donnybrook and Busselton. 

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Visits must be by appointment, but anyone who wants to come and visit just to meet the horses will be welcomed FREE to Wadi Farm. Children under 15 years must be accompanied by an adult. All paddock visits are supervised and free tea and coffee is available. 

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We believe that respectful interaction with nature and animals, and further understanding of animal behaviour, should be encouraged.

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If you are interested in any lessons or workshops, please see our information page under 'The Herd'. We do not give riding lessons or offer horseback tours.

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No pets and no food for the horses please. Covered shoes and sensible, sun or rain smart clothing a must. 

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Any questions? Or want to arrange a time to come and visit? Go to our Contact Us page and drop us an email. Mud map (details on how to get here) available on request.

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First Responders / Service Men & Women

 

We offer free, no obligation paddock visits, a cup of tea or coffee, and one-on-one horse time for any Police Officers, Firefighters, Nurses, Doctors, returned or serving Service men and women and any other Emergency Service Personnel or front line workers such as Teachers. We appreciate what you do and we feel blessed to offer the peace, space and sanctuary of Wadi Farm for those who need some quiet time to reconnect with themselves and nature. Visits by appointment only please.

 

If afterwards you then (or at any time) wish to book any workshops here, or counselling or other sessions, that is up to you. We can assist by recommending professionals known to us. But our horses and the farm are here if you wish to have a space just to come and 'be' for a while. 

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Please head to our Contact Us page if you wish to get in touch. 

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All photos (c) KA Waddington, except 'photographer laying down', courtesy B. Riley

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