Your farm stay at Outback Almonds awaits.

Outback Almonds is a working almond farm nestled alongside the banks of the Darling River in far southwest NSW. What began as a 3000-treecrop in 1998, has evolved to 9000 trees, producing a selection of natural, blanched, slivered, hot and spicy, and chocolate coated almonds. Guests have the opportunity to learn about everyday life at a family owned and operated working station - Garston Station – which has been in the family for three generations.

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Arriving at Outback Almonds, guests are welcomed by the resident kookaburras and wildlife that adorn outback Australia.

We offer a farm stay in a self contained three bedroom Cottage, queen share Glamping tents as well as unpowered camp sites for you to pull up your van or pitch a tent. Led by the farm owners, learn about the process of growing almonds, sheep farming and the Darling River lifestyle on a farm tour with morning tea. Guests can self cater or opt for a fully catered option.

During the Summer months, guests can kayak or explore the self-guided walking track, and in Winter, evenings spent around the campfire toasting marshmallows and stargazing, with the almonds in bloom in August.
 

30minutes from Wentworth NSW or 1hour from Mildura Vic. (bitumen road). Explore where the Murray meets the Darling in Wentworth, or take a day tour to nearby Mungo World Heritage National Park. The Perry Sandhills and the Wentworth Township which is home to the Military Museum, Wentworth Gaol and gorgeous homewares and clothing stores!

Or, simply relax by the Darling, wine in hand whilst the birdlife and natural wonders of the outdoors pass you by at camp.

 Your hosts Tom & Tegan are happy to work with you to make your Outback Almonds experience personalised.​