Activities
Quirky House Walk Around
Sarah, the owner of Brogers End, gives Better Home & Gardens a tour of her unique, eco-friendly retreat located in Kangaroo Valley
The gardens are a work in progress and our resources are limited so please don’t expect manicured garden beds 
. We use permaculture and organic principles.
The supply depends on the season and the weather, but in general there are always plenty of herbs including:
In early summer, the garlic and onions are ready to harvest, and in late summer there are a variety of stone fruits, apples, feijoa, grapes, rhubarb and berries. In autumn you will find plenty of figs and fingerlime, while in winter, there are different sorts of citrus including lemon, lemonade, lime, grapefruit, orange, blood orange and mandarin with a juicer for you to use.
Vegetables are grown year round and so be sure to have a look to see what you might be able to add to your pot! Check before you arrive if there is something in particular you need during your stay, to avoid buying things from the shops that we have in the garden.
If you would like to take home some produce, we ask for a donation to help maintain the garden, equivalent to about half what you would spend for it in the shops.
Sarah, the owner of Brogers End, gives Better Home & Gardens a tour of her unique, eco-friendly retreat located in Kangaroo Valley
We are more than just a place to stay – we are a working farm! Our two main focuses are beef and fresh produce, and
Wondering how to keep your children engaged during your Kangaroo Valley trip? From water adventures to nature walks, this valley has something for every child’s
As the winter season reaches its final weeks, there is no better time to plan a serene and eco-friendly getaway to Kangaroo Valley’s charming holiday let, Broger’s End. Here are the top four reasons why you should consider visiting this hidden gem during the tail end of winter:
Broger’s End is certified by EcoTourism Australia. We are powered by the sun with our solar panels and Tesla battery. We collect rainwater for all our water and have composting systems for food scraps and other waste. We aim to tread as lightly as we can on this beautiful part of the world.