Goat Rock

Bush Camping Ground and The Shed Cafe

T​exas, NSW

Reconnect with ​nature

Located 16km south of Texas, Qld on an ​8000 acre working sheep/goat farm.

Goat Rock is 200acres of natural bushland ​and granite boulders, that can be enjoyed ​and explored!

Goat Rock gets its name from a granite ​boulder of the same name, located an easy ​stroll from The Shed Cafe. Goat Rock itself, ​can be easily walked up for an amazing ​view of the Texas and Dumaresq valley ​area.

  • BBQ & Picnic Facilities
  • Camping - unpowered
  • Compost Toilets
  • Shower Block with Bucket Showers and ​Hot water Donkey
  • Pet Friendly
  • Bushwalking
  • Birdwatching
  • Stargazing
  • Farm Animals
  • Panoramic Views
  • Native Flora & Fauna
  • Catering & Function Facilities at The Shed
  • ​​The Shed Cafe - open various days and ​times - please check!


The Shed Cafe

Our aim is to create a family friendly dining ​experience in a true country setting, where ​you will never go away hungry! The Shed ​Cafe is currently open at various times, ​please keep up to date on our social media!

The Shed is the ideal spot for your Christmas ​Parties, Weddings, Family Gatherings, ​Reunions, Birthdays, or just because! Join us ​for one of our many functions throughout ​the year celebrating Easter, Mother's Day, ​Christmas in July, Father's Day and many ​more! Catering available for all size groups ​and functions. Bus and tour groups ​welcome!

When visiting The Shed Cafe, entry to Goat ​Rock is FREE!!

FE​ES

Goat Rock is private property - ALL visitors who ​enter, are required pay the appropriate fees, fill in ​registration form, contact 0437 713 488 to ​announce their presence on the property. Entry is ​free when visiting The Shed Cafe or attending a ​function.


DAY VISIT - $5/person or $20/family


CAMPING - $11/person or $30/family

(Family = 2 adults and children under 18)

Contact Us

1040 Goat Rock Road, Texas, NSW, 4385


Ph: 0437 713 488

Email: info@goatrock.com.au

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