The Farm

About Budgalong Farm

At Budgalong, we believe a stay should be more than an escape — it should be a reconnection. Not just to a place, but to the people beside you and the landscape around you. Travel that brings you closer to the land.

Life here is shaped by the rhythm of the farm and the seasons. During your stay, you’re invited to slow down and experience that rhythm — whether it’s sharing long meals, gathering around the fire, exploring the property, or simply noticing the quiet details. Conversations unfold naturally, stories are shared, and time stretches in a way it rarely does elsewhere.

Budgalong isn’t about observing from a distance. It’s about feeling part of the land, even if only for a little while.

Established as a working farm in 1959, Budgalong is a third generation family owned and operated farm. The farm consists of four properties, Budgalong, Bungiebomar, Fairfield and Mountview, inspiring the names of each camp.

Budgalong farm runs sheep, cattle and cropping across 7000 acres of native and improved pastures. Since establishment, the farm has worked towards continuing to improve and conserve the land for future generations.

Spicers Creek is a historic gold mining village located 30 minutes from Wellington and Gulgong, and 45 minutes from Mudgee and Dubbo. Spicers Creek is now known for its family-orientated farming community.

Budgalong didn’t start as an idea. It started as a place.

A piece of land we’re responsible for — land that’s been here longer than us and will, hopefully, be here long after.