Come together at our Farm Stay.
All you need to know:
The Wilde Retreat Farmhouse sleeps up to 33 people across 7 bedrooms:
~ Bedroom 1: King Bed
~ Bedroom 2: Queen bed
~ Bedroom 3: Queen Bed
~ Bedroom 4: 1 Treble & 1 single bunk
~ Bedroom 5: 1 Treble & 1 single bunk
~ Bedroom 6: 1 Treble & 2 single bunks
~ Bedroom 7: Sleeps 10 bunk bed style (we do not open this bedroom for groups under 16 people)
~ 2 bathrooms ~ 2 kitchens ~ Indoor BBQ ~ Mezzanine Level ~ Outdoor and Indoor seating
~ Outdoor Fire-pit and plenty of space around the home to explore.
all wheelchair accessible
limited phone service
256 McKenzie Road, Foul Bay, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
The Numbers Part:
$500 per night for up to 10 guests
$50 per extra head per night
$300 cleaning fee per stay
+ a management fee for larger scale events (please email us if you’re interested in this)
But, if you want to know more…
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The Setting.
The Farm house is located at the entrace to the property, set on 130 acres of private bushland and 3 hours from Adelaide. With very limited phone service, it means plenty of time to reconnect with each other. Whether it’s a sundowner under the veranda or on the balcony listening to the sounds of the Australian bush, or cosying up by the outdoor fire pit in winter, marshmellows roasting away on sticks.
It’s the perfect home to gather and connect, creating memories you’ll cherish for life.
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Think Big.
How many places do you know where 33 of you can sleep under the same roof, without another soul in sight? Connect with us about holding your next event here – whether it’s a birthday, a retreat, or small scale wedding.
We’d love to share the magic of our home with you.
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The History.
Built in the 1950s, the Wilde’s moved into the Farm house in 1993. With beautiful memories of running around barefoot, riding bicyles through the bush, and raising animals in the yards, the property holds many fond memories for the whole family.
It was extended in 2004, with the vision of having a space where friends and family could come together to spend quality time.
After the kids finished their schooling and went venturing out into the big wide world, eldest son Josh renovated the Farm house for AirBnB with that same vision in mind – bringing people together.
