Fellcroft Farmstay

Veronica always friendly. She offers fresh eggs milk juice bacon, bread, lots of snacks in the cupboard Beautiful deck with valley. Our favorite place to get away from city.

Our group of four had an exceptional stay at Fellcroft Farmstay in Cobaw. The property is serene and immaculately maintained, with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The cottage was spotless, well-appointed, and provided everything we needed for a comfortable and relaxing escape. A highlight of our stay was getting to feed the lambs — a lovely, authentic farm experience that made the visit even more special. The hosts were warm and accommodating, sharing great local insights while respecting our privacy. A truly wonderful retreat for anyone seeking peace, comfort, and genuine country charm. Highly recommended.

This Farmstay was one of our favourite places that we have stayed not only in Victoria but across the various states and countries to which we have travelled. Veronica has really thought through the guest experience and has everything covered that you could think of. The surrounds and views are stunning, the interior of the property is so well done and the animals amazing (bird life, farm animals and native wildlife (especially Wally the wombat)). If anything, the property was better than expected from the photos. Veronica was the perfect balance of helpful and available, whilst respecting our privacy. It is the sort of place where you are central enough to many places to keep you busy or you can be content just staying at the property, doing very little and enjoying the spa bath. We are already planning our next visit for later this year!

We won a two night stay for a Good Friday appeal raffle through Ramai. We were totally blown away by Fellcroft Farmstay. Veronica has done such an amazing job with these two cottages they are so homely and inviting with so many heartfelt homemade inclusions I would 100% recommend staying here if you are looking to stay in the Macedon Ranges. The Views are unlike anything i’ve seen (growing up and living in the Macedon Ranges) The gardens feel so Australian.