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Spend a relaxed morning on a small family farm near Brisbane meeting alpacas, goats, chickens and more. This three-hour, hands-on tour pairs animal encounters with a light morning tea and accessible, small-group handling.
Spend a relaxed morning on a small family farm near Brisbane meeting alpacas, goats, chickens and more. This three-hour, hands-on tour pairs animal encounters with a light morning tea and accessible, small-group handling.
Morning light spills across a low timber fence and the first goat nudges your hand for a treat. On the Trevena Glen Half-Day Animal Tour the rhythm of a working small farm sets the pace: slow steps around paddocks, the lowing of a cow, and the soft click of alpaca hooves on dirt.
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Operated by Trevena Glen · Brisbane, Queensland
Morning light spills across a low timber fence and the first goat nudges your hand for a treat. On the Trevena Glen Half-Day Animal Tour the rhythm of a working small farm sets the pace: slow steps around paddocks, the lowing of a cow, and the soft click of alpaca hooves on dirt.
The property sits within the rural ring that has long surrounded Brisbane — an area shaped by volcanic and sedimentary soils that made it attractive to early settlers and small-scale grazing. Families in this region turned mixed farming and animal husbandry into community life; today that history is visible in the sheds, laneways and the hands-on chores handed to visitors.
You’ll meet donkeys, rabbits, chickens, guinea pigs, goats, turkeys, alpaca, pigs, sheep, a cow and horses—each encounter framed by a guide who explains animal care and farm routines. The tour includes a complementary morning tea and lasts about three hours; it’s accessible and suitable for a wide age range, with small groups capped for personal time with the animals.
Practical points: wear closed-toe shoes and sun protection, expect gentle walking on uneven ground, and plan for variable weather—Queensland can shift from warm to showers quickly. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and the property is wheelchair accessible if advised in advance. Book ahead: tours are small, operate in most weather, and require a two-person minimum. For photographers and families alike, this tour delivers hands-on animal time without the logistics of a full-day trek—just a straightforward, rewarding connection with farm life near Brisbane.
Yes—children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult; the tour is family-friendly with gentle, supervised interactions.
Yes, the farm is wheelchair accessible; please advise the operator at booking so they can accommodate you appropriately.
The three-hour tour includes hands-on animal encounters and a morning tea; bring sun protection, closed-toe shoes, and a water bottle.
All sales are final for this tour—no refunds are provided, so choose dates carefully before booking.
Trevena Glen operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light spills across a low timber fence and the first goat nudges your hand for a treat. On the Trevena Glen Half-Day Animal Tour the rhythm of a working small farm sets the pace: slow steps around paddocks, the lowing of a cow, and the soft click of alpaca hooves on dirt.
Morning light spills across a low timber fence and the first goat nudges your hand for a treat. On the Trevena Glen Half-Day Animal Tour the rhythm of a working small farm sets the pace: slow steps around paddocks, the lowing of a cow, and the soft click of alpaca hooves on dirt.
The property sits within the rural ring that has long surrounded Brisbane — an area shaped by volcanic and sedimentary soils that made it attractive to early settlers and small-scale grazing. Families in this region turned mixed farming and animal husbandry into community life; today that history is visible in the sheds, laneways and the hands-on chores handed to visitors.
You’ll meet donkeys, rabbits, chickens, guinea pigs, goats, turkeys, alpaca, pigs, sheep, a cow and horses—each encounter framed by a guide who explains animal care and farm routines. The tour includes a complementary morning tea and lasts about three hours; it’s accessible and suitable for a wide age range, with small groups capped for personal time with the animals.
Practical points: wear closed-toe shoes and sun protection, expect gentle walking on uneven ground, and plan for variable weather—Queensland can shift from warm to showers quickly. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and the property is wheelchair accessible if advised in advance. Book ahead: tours are small, operate in most weather, and require a two-person minimum. For photographers and families alike, this tour delivers hands-on animal time without the logistics of a full-day trek—just a straightforward, rewarding connection with farm life near Brisbane.