THE TEAROOMS
AT ELIZABETHFARM
The Elizabeth Farm Tearoom is open Saturday and Sunday 10am to 4pm.
The Tearooms can seat 20 visitors inside and 24 outside in the adjoining courtyard.No alternative undercover seating is available in the event of wet weather.
Group Catering
For groups during the week, a minimum of 15 and maximum of 30 visitors can be accommodated during one seating. For larger groups of up to 60, groups can be divided, and alternate between a tour and morning tea or lunch.Tearoom bookings during the week can be requested however are subject to staffing availability.
For groups on weekends, a maximum of 20 visitors can be accommodated as the Tearoom is open to the public and also operates as the Visitor Centre.
Group bookings are available during this time, but the venue is not exclusive.
Group numbers must be confirmed and a 50% deposit paid 48 hours prior to the event for catering and staffing purposes. Written confirmation will be provided at this time, and this is the minimum group number that will be paid for on the event day.Please advise staff if numbers increase during this time. There will be no refund of the deposit for cancellations made within 48 hours of the event.
Dietary Requirements
These can be catered for on request when making a function booking.
Price Variation
Prices are current at the time of enquiry. These prices are subject to change without notice – however, once a booking is confirmed, the price is fixed.
Provision of Own Food and Decoration
Visitors are able to bring a cake for their function. A cost of $1- per person will be applied for plates and service.
No other food or drink is to be brought on site by groups, for consumption at functions.
Please speak to our staff during enquiries about the possibility of bringing in any additional decorations, props or music.
Lodgeworthy
Devonshire Tea
Lodgeworthy is the home where Elizabeth Macarthur was born. The house still stands on the banks of the River Tamarin the tiny village of Bridegerule, Devon, where little has changed since Elizabeth left for the colony of New South Wales in 1790.
Package Details
Two traditional freshly baked scones with strawberry conserve & fresh cream
served with T2 tea and Calima plunger coffee
$11 per person
Lodgeworthy is a 1 hour function
Museum entry and a guided tour of the property can be added for an additional $6 per person. Please enquire at the time of your booking
Camden
Light Lunch
Camden Park was named after Lord Camden, the British Secretary of State who granted John Macarthur 5000 acres of land for wool production. Camden Park House, built for John Macarthur during the 1830s, was intended to be the family mansion. When John diedin 1834, before the house was completed, his wife Elizabeth chose to remain at her beloved Elizabeth Farm, so Camden became the home of John & Elizabeth’s sons William and James. The house remains a private residence to descendants of the Macarthur family today.
Package Details
A platter of freshly made sandwiches (4 triangles per person) with assorted gourmet fillings followed by traditional Devonshire tea, T2 tea and Calima plunger coffee.
$25 per person
Additional Choices
1.5 sandwiches per personadd $4 per person
Espresso coffeeadd $2.50 per person
Soft drinks or juice add $3.50 per person
Camden is a 1 hour function
Museum entry and a guided tour of the property can be added for an additional $6 per person. Please enquire at the time of your booking