Cactus Country Garden Entry

Fitness level low
Intensity level low
Wheelchair friendly
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Highlights & inclusions

12 acre garden features over 4000 plant varieties
Explore the largest collection of cacti in Australia
Try out cactus cake & cactus ice cream
Relax in the cafe & courtyard
8 different garden trails to journey through
General admission into Cactus Country
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$17.50AUD
or 4 payments of $4.38 with how it works
No cancellation allowed for this experience
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What you can expect

Take a journey to the border of New South Wales for a whimsical stroll through Cactus Country. This peculiar collection of succulents and cacti has been growing for over 40-years, with many plants towering over admirers.

Here you can chow down a plate of Mexican, get lost on 8 trails spanning some 10 acres of gardens and snap Instagram worthy photos aplenty. Best of all, you can take home a tiny cactus to call your very own. Cactus Country gives new meaning to the term 'hidden gem'. And don't even get us started on the cactus ice-cream...

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What you need to know

Inclusions
  • General admission into Cactus Country
Extras
  • Food and beverages
  • A variety of plants are available for purchase in the nursery
Highlights
  • See species from South America, Mexico, North America and South Africa
  • Relax in the cafe and courtyard while enjoying a margarita or beer
  • 12 acre garden features over 4000 plant varieties
  • Explore the largest collection of cacti in Australia
  • 8 different garden trails to journey through
  • Try out cactus cake and cactus ice cream
Operating Hours
  • Open Thursday-Sunday from 10am to 5pm
  • Closed Christmas Day (25 December), Boxing Day (26 December) and New Year's Day (1 January)
Location
  • 4986 Murray Valley Highway, Strathmerton, VIC, 3641
What To Bring
  • Hat
  • Sunscreen
  • Enclosed footwear
  • Camera
Additional Information
  • Cactus Country is pet friendly. Please ensure you keep your furry friends on a leash and clean up after them
  • The garden is wheelchair accessible, however it may be difficult in wet conditions
Booking Information
  • Confirmation in the form of a tour voucher will be received at time of booking
  • Upon completion of purchase, please print the voucher and present on day of the experience
  • Availability was accurate at the time of booking however, is subject to change due to circumstances out of our control
  • For your information, complete Tour Operator Information including contact details is included on your tour voucher
  • We strongly suggest reconfirming your booking with the tour operator within 24 hours of making your booking and prior to making other travel arrangements
imgCactus Country Garden Entry
Cactus Country
4986 Murray Valley Highway, Strathmerton, VIC 3641

Take a journey to the border of New South Wales for a whimsical stroll through Cactus Country. This peculiar collection of succulents and cacti has been growing for over 40-years, with many plants towering over admirers. Here you can chow down a plate of Mexican, get lost on 8 trails spanning some 10 acres of gardens and snap Instagram worthy photos aplenty. Best of all, you can take home a tiny cactus to call your very own. Cactus Country gives new meaning to the term 'hidden gem'. And don't even get us started on the cactus ice-cream...

AUD17.5
4Cactus Country Garden Entry

Recent reviews

4/5Based on 1 review
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Rochaidh Carson Farrelly

12 months ago

Lovely place to walk around and spend a few hours.

This is a nice place to go for a day out. The cactus ice cream was delicious. The only thing that could be improved, was if there was some information on the different cacti to let you spend a bit more time there and learn more about them/where they are from.

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