Jabiru Australian Bush Camp

www.jabirubushcamp.com.au

Jabiru was established in the late 1800’s on much larger acreage than remains today, and soon became a successful dairy and grazing operation.

The Jabiru, Australia’s only stork, after which the property was named, is still a regular visitor today.

Since 1979, Jabiru was owned by Richard Kamphenkel. Half the property is used for horse and cattle grazing, while the other half remains in its natural bush state, providing a safe haven for the local wild life.

Jabiru is a 530 acre working horse and cattle property located 20 km north of Noosa Heads, minutes to the shores of Lake Cootharaba and the township of Boreen Point, the Noosa Trail Network and opposite the Kabi Golf Course.

Jabiru Bush Camp offers a host of different activities including farm stays and bush getaways; Australiana campfire entertainment plus dinners; movie nights and foreign language films; Noosa Hinterland horse market; full moon trail rides; herd re-socialisation and trust building; agistment and horse spelling; trail riding, mustering and competitions; personal development seminars; stress and fear management courses and autogenics training relaxation therapy.

Contact Details for Jabiru Australian Bush Camp

Address:
Cootharaba Road
Cootharaba QLD, 4565

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www.jabirubushcamp.com.au

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Services Offered:

Horse Riding and Training

Herd re-education of horses and spelling are specialties. Training is based on riders getting excellent results by learning how to communicate effectively with their horse, and building a foundation of trust/respect. Horsemanship clinics are held on a regular basis. Competitions are held on a regular basis for people wanting to test their horse skills. Jabiru is quickly becoming a popular destination for riders with own horses, pony clubs and horse riding groups to stay for the weekend.

Jabiru is not a trail riding establishment, with horses available for hire. However, guided tours are available on request and occasionally horses are available for hire only to approved people.

Training facilities include: