Educational School Holiday Activities for Kids in South Windsor (2756)

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Overall rating: 5.0

GREAT DAY FOR THE FAMILY

28-10-2015 by Joanne

My family were recently at The Australiana Pioneer Village, so much to do, not enough hours to do it all, will definitely be going back. Loved the Animal Feed Walk, Going back to School in the 1800s, didn't get the cane thank goodness, the re-enactment was fun, lovely Volunteers who are passionate about the Village. Great shops, brought lollies, souvenirs, had damper in the Damper Camp what a pretty place to sit in we had lunch at the Oxboro Inn, food was so reasonable and tasty. The kids all enjoyed the horse and cart ride. Glad we decided to go

Answer from The Australiana Pioneer Village on 05-05-2016:

we are glad that you had a great time. We look forward to seeing you next time.

A step back in time

22-10-2015 by Liz

Absolutely loved this place , a step back in time to the 1800's of what Australia used to be like. So much to look at and learn. Lots of activities for kids to participate in. My kids loved going on the animal feeding walk to feed the village animals, they had a sulky ride around the village. We watched the reenactments in the village street and kids can even participate in them. We experienced old world charm in the 'Damper Camp' restaurant, where we had afternoon tea of Damper, cockies joy & billy tea, at a very reasonable cost. The buildings are furnished as they would of been from that era, and each has their own bit of history. Lovely big picnic grounds if you want to take your own food, with bbqs available. Cheap entry into the place, a great place to keep all your family amused and have a relaxing day. We are definitely going back again!

glad that you had a great day out at the village all our volunteers put a lot of effort into being at the village.

Living our Heritage

22-10-2015 by Robyn

What a fantastic place to see our heritage being preserved by knowledgable and passionate people. It was a chance for our children to experience the life of their great grandparents. We dressed in period costume for a photograph and had the most devious Devonshire tea. The blacksmith was a real hit with my son, he was so willing to share his knowledge with a 10 year old. My daughter loved the carriage ride so much she went on 3 times. The entry price is so reasonable $15.00 for the family... It usually costs me a small fortune to go out for the day. Well done to all involved.

It is always great to hear your feedback. glad that you had a great day hope to see you again.

Educational School Holiday Activities for Kids - South Windsor (2756)

the australiana pioneer village

GREAT DAY FOR THE FAMILY

A step back in time

Living our Heritage

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