Djanbung Gardens

Djanbung Gardens in Nimbin is a unique and sustainable destination for nature-lovers and garden enthusiasts.

It showcases a one-of-a-kind permaculture environment with indigenous and exotic foods, alternative buildings, and abundant wildlife. The gardens offer a variety of attractions, including food forests, gardens, dams, ponds, and farm animals.

There is plenty to see and do at Djanbung Gardens. You can explore the different parts of the gardens, taste the edible food plants, and learn about alternative building techniques with bamboo. Children can enjoy the kid's playground while adults appreciate the lush surroundings. For a more immersive experience, you can join the Full Farm Guided tour with an experienced permaculturist. There is also a self-guide tour map available for independent exploration.

The Abundance Café is open for private functions and group bookings, where you can enjoy the bounty grown in the garden while taking in the scenic views. You can also purchase homemade gourmet conserves, garden charts, and books to take the experience home with you.

Djanbung Gardens is open year-round, except for a closure from December 22 to January 2. The garden is open from Wednesday to Saturday between 10 am and 4 pm. It is conveniently located just 700m from Nimbin's main street, with parking available. Dogs are not allowed in the gardens due to the commitment to the environment and its inhabitants.

Djanbung Gardens is also home to Permaculture College Australia, offering courses and workshops for gardening enthusiasts. Local and international populations can seek more information from the College to learn about the available offerings.

Group tours of ten or more people can be accommodated at Djanbung Gardens by appointment. A Group Tour guide will provide in-depth