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Dungog, the Hunter Valley & Beyond

Explore Dungog, Paterson, Morpeth, the Hunter Valley and the Barrington Tops from your base at Wallaringa Farm. From local eats and scenic drives to farm stay inspiration, guest stories and regional guides, this is your starting point for planning a slower country escape in NSW.

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“On the slope of a family beef farm 2.5 hours north of Sydney in the cattle country of the Hunter region, Wallaringa Farm’s surroundings are quintessentially Australian: bleached paddocks, blue hills, grey gum trees. There are also bush walks and historic homesteads nearby (this is Captain Thunderbolt territory), and Barrington Tops National Park is within an hour’s drive.”

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A young child with blonde hair, wearing a brown coat, grey pants, and rain boots, stands near a wooden fence and faces a group of horses grazing in a field.
A bottle of Boydell's Shiraz red wine, a glass of poured red wine, a cup of popcorn, and another cup are arranged on a surface covered with a white cloth and a paper napkin. The background appears to be sand
Close-up view of a house porch showing a wooden door, wall-mounted lights, a window, a metal roof, and supporting wooden beams.

Wallaringa Farm is your base for exploring Dungog, the Hunter Valley and beyond, but the best part is always coming back to the quiet of the farm.

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