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Silverton Farm Visit

Silverton Farm Visit

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1 hour(s)
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Silverton, Australia

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Meet friendly camels and a variety of farm animals

Hands on experience perfect for families and children

Feed and interact with animals in safe environment

Enjoy close encounters with unique and exotic animals

Educational Farm Visit To Silverton Outback Camels Featuring Diverse Animals And Historic Regional Heritage


The one-hour meet and greet experience at Silverton Outback Camels offers a delightful opportunity for families and children to interact with a wide variety of friendly farm animals. Guests can encounter camels, sheep, goats, emus, donkeys, red deer, alpacas, ostriches, pigs, peacocks, geese, chooks, ducks, and guinea fowl. This hands-on experience allows visitors to learn about the animals, feed them, and enjoy close encounters within a safe, welcoming, and highly educational environment for all ages.


Silverton Outback Camels is a dedicated family business committed to preserving the long-standing tradition of camels and other livestock in the historic town of Silverton. Camels have been an integral part of the region since the 1880s, and the farm continues to share the fascinating history of pioneering cameleer families while providing excellent care for their animals. Some of the resident camels have even been featured in Australian Geographic and various documentaries, highlighting their significance.


Located just 20 minutes from Broken Hill, the farm provides a unique and memorable experience that combines education, history, and the simple joy of animal interaction. It serves as a perfect destination for families looking to connect with the outback heritage while enjoying a peaceful day in the countryside. The staff are passionate about sharing their knowledge, ensuring that every visitor leaves with a deeper appreciation for the animals and the history of the area.


This visit is designed to be both fun and informative, making it an excellent choice for children who want to experience life on an outback farm firsthand. By engaging with the animals in such a personal way, guests gain insight into the daily life and care required on a working farm. It is a heartwarming experience that celebrates the bond between humans and animals, set against the backdrop of the iconic and historic Silverton landscape.

What's Included
  • Farm animal experience
  • Interaction with camels and other farm animals
What's Not Included
  • Personal expenses
  • Gratuities
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Customer Reviews

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Ashleigh A.Google
September 17, 2025

Wonderful sunset camel ride! Riding my camel (Delilah) through the town of Silverton was a peaceful, enjoyable experience and one I would definitely recommend. Getting to see and interact with some of the farm animals was awesome too! Good people, lots of info on Broken Hill & Silverton history and photos to last a lifetime ❤️ Thanks guys

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Vanessa H.Google
September 15, 2025

Had a fantastic time. Petah was fantastic and very knowledgeable. She loves her camels. She had to cancel camel ride on Wednesday due to rain during day but she rescheduled for Thursday last week.

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Victoria G.Google
September 01, 2025

Petah was great. We went there a year our so ago and stayed on her farm in our caravan. It was hot as hell when we were there, but she made us welcome and the next day we did the camel trek. Very sore bums, but it was fun. Nice photos along the way too.