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Sunhill Dairy Goats and Sunhill Skin Essentials

A 12 acre working goat farm, goat cheese, goat milk soap, and goat milk skin products available for purchase.

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Address: 645 The Gap Road, Salisbury Plain
Getting there: 9.5 km south-east of Uralla via Duke Street southbound, pass Marsh Lane on the right and continue ahead as Thunderbolts Way, turn left on The Gap Road and continue, Sunhill on the left hand side
Hours: Wed-Sun 10:30AM - by appointment only, 24 hours notice required
Price: Adult $20, Child $10, Family $50
Website: visitnsw.com (opens in a new tab)

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