Summer Land Camels is passionate about connecting individuals and communities with Australian camels. Together, they deliver truly unique experiences and create pure and natural Camel Milk products to benefit your health and wellness.

Summer Land Camels captures wild camels from the Australian outback and trains them to produce award-winning dairy and skincare goods.

Situated in the volcanic crater of the Scenic Rim, with fertile soils, beautiful spring water and spectacular views to Flinders Peak. Summer Land Farm is the perfect place to nurture their camels and welcome their visitors.

At 4Real Milk, they are proud to provide Queenslanders with the tastiest, freshest and highest quality farm gate milk. Their pasteurised milk, yoghurt and cheese is ethically made and contains no additives, giving it an organic and authentic taste that you are sure to enjoy. They work with Australian Dairy farmers, ensuring that they are paid a fair farm gate price for their product. This means that they are actively supporting the Australian dairy industry at its grassroots, while still offering a highly praised and quality product.

There are many ways to taste farm life at Tommerup’s Dairy Farm – whether it’s through a holiday on the farm, breaking bread at their long table lunches, sharing their farm fresh produce, or a wander around the family property.

As farmers, they have a responsibility to tend to their animals, and care for their land. They ask that you respect that they are a working farm, and cannot offer drop in visits.

The Towri property consists of 300 acres of scenic rural land, a purpose-built dairy with specialist milking equipment and the Towri homestead and gardens. With the peaceful country lifestyle that we have here, life at Towri is close to perfect – especially if you’re one of their 350 sheep.

Their herd of sheep are specifically bred for the milking industry and although this is a relatively new industry to Australia, sheep milk is prized worldwide for it’s clean taste and health. Their flock of 350 sheep includes the Awassi (a Middle Eastern fat tail sheep), the East Friesian and the Assaf (an East Friesian / Awassi Cross) milking breeds, and the Dorset and Dorper for fat lamb production.