About Our Farm
Dead Horse Creek is one of two permanent spring-fed creeks flowing
through our farm situated in picturesque Neerim East in a valley in the
southern foothills of Victoria's eastern ranges. We have enough
rainfall (about a metre a year in
non-drought years) to remain green all through summer and, with our two
permanent creeks, we manage to escape the Australian archetype of the
"Wide Brown Land" during summer. 
We are on undulating country at about 270 metres above sea level. We are adjacent to native forest on our south with open farms on the others. While the cottage (and new house) are on a ridge looking down on farmland and forest, we are surrounded on all sides by a ring of slightly higher hills that makes you that you are far away from the cares of the wider world.
Today, the original farm cottage dating from the 1890s has been extensively renovated without losing it original quirky charm. Guests can now stay in the old farm cottage by bookings though Homeaway (who seem to have bought out our previous booking site, Stayz). If you are interested in spending some time in a rural paradise, all the details are here.