Summer Land Camels

We had a great experience with Tour, Taste & Camel Encounter. Our tour guide Emily was humorous and very patient, especially with the many kids during the school holidays. She answered all their questions and made the tour enjoyable. When one of my daughters had a nosebleed (because of the heat weather), the team and other visitors provided quick and professional first aid, which we really appreciated. Everyone was kind and caring. Kids loved feeding the camels and tasting the camel milk, salami, and cheese—everything was new and delicious. The café and camel gelato were also very yummy. It was a pity we couldn’t ride the camels due to the age requirement, but it was still so much fun watching them pass by right next to us.

Been here 3 times now within 4 months and that alone says a lot about how much we enjoy this place. We will surely be back & bring more family here for the amazing experience. Free entry into the farm, Cafe on hand, gift store as well, meat available to purchase. Gelato made with camel milk is delicious, camel pie was nice, the camel ride was so much fun and a great experience for all ages. My parents who are 75years had a great first experience and both laugh and smile everytime they talk about it. Feeding the camels is breathtaking being up and close to them, they do come for the brown bag of food when your close and once they have a grip on it with their teeth, they will take it. Best is to just leave it and retrieve the brown bag after to put in the bin, once they have moved away if you can safely, do not go inside the barriers. Camel milk was ok, they also produce feta cheese from fresh camel milk. We recommend Summer Land Camels for families to visit these holidays. The drive there is beautiful it took me back to NZ. Greenery farms and open space with mountains in sight, it is soothing to me, a change from the suburb and city drive.

Nice experience! A simple lookout and camel farm that’s perfect for a quick 30-minute hangout. The camel milk is a must-try—it’s the best thing to do there. Great spot for a break if you are in the area!

Highly recommended! A pretty nice place to spend a relaxing Sunday afternoon. Our guides Katie and Josh were very friendly and made the whole experience even better. The camel-riding was truly unique!

Enjoyed the camel milk and brunch, tasty and reasonably priced. Free entrance was a bonus! My little one had so much fun feeding the camels with the grass pack we purchased. We’ll definitely be back for a camel ride when he turns 4!

We went for the junior farmer day. The kids could not stop talking about the camels and wanting to come back again. They had a fantastic day. The pricing was really reasonable. They got to feed the camels and ride camels, Queenie and Little nugget. We had a tour of the farm and saw all the baby camels. There were also other activities for the kids like face painting, plaster painting and jewelry making and they were all extremely reasonably priced which made it a really perfect day.

There were many camel or camel themed products like cupcakes, ice cream, lattes, nachos, sausages, and cheese. It was a great experience to see, touch, ride, and feed camels up close. It was enjoyable and a place where both kids and adults can have fun.

Definitely go on a tour of the camel farm. The guide is friendly and the tour is informative and fun. At the end of it, you get to sample camel salami, feta cheese made from camel milk and a glass of ice-cold camel milk. After that, chill out at its gorgeous and highly Instagrammable cafe, which serves a variety of camel dishes such as camel curry, camel burgers and camel milk milkshakes. You can also check out the gift shop which sells products like camel milk powder. This is a truly unique experience. How many people can say they have toured a camel farm?