
Every stay on the farm, The Loft to dine in, and the fields, fire pits and dark skies to yourselves.
The four barns sleep two guests each and the yurt sleeps up to five, so the whole farm sleeps up to 13. Julia will confirm the right setup for your group before anything is booked.
Family milestones, small retreats, creative escapes and quiet celebrations. What it doesn't suit is a loud party — this is a working farm with animals, neighbours, and skies people come a long way to see dark.
Yes — Julia regularly helps hires arrange caterers, a yoga teacher or a log delivery. Local suppliers include Warrens butchers and Little Bakehouse in Launceston.
Whole-farm dates go earliest — a season or two ahead is wise for summer and Christmas. Ask anyway; gaps happen.
Yes — one adult dog each in The Yard and Great Links, gentle breeds only and kept close around the livestock. Assistance dogs are welcome everywhere.



No obligation — describe the gathering and Julia will reply personally with dates and honest numbers.