Iandra Castle

Beautiful place, glad I visited as all money raised from entry fees go in to restoration of the homestead.

Great place to visit. You need to check the open date though. And it would be better if they could add more introduction of its history. Will recommend around 40 mins.

I visited on one of the open days and was very impressed with the house. It was rambling and showed how life was for wealthy pastoral families and the people who worked for them. The history talk was informative and entertaining. It would be amazing to see it fully restored. Well worth the visit. Next open day is on the June long weekend.

What a wonderful day. The volunteer were delightful and the grounds were amazing. The castle it's self was beautiful..

Beautifully manicured lawns and gardens surround the lovingly restored buildings.Steeped in history, this is a wonderful place to visit and definitely worth the trip. Full of old world charm, it’s a history lesson in itself.Be sure to take a wander through the grounds and enjoy the rose gardens.

It was so exceptional I loved exploring the castle and found it very emotional. It was stunning. A must do if you can. Make sure you book tickets on line early!!

Beautifully restored, great informative history chat, beautiful grounds , very pretty place , there is a coffee can with a small selection of food which is lovely. We saw alot of people with picnics sitting around the grounds , great idea!

Beautiful peaceful place displaying the grandparents of yesteryears.Well worth the entry fee.

We were blessed to visit the castle on a beautiful Autumn day. You can buy tickets online ($20 adults). Not as much a castle as a large manor house, this piece of Australian history is local legend. Well run, and supported by local groups such as the Lions Club who sold sausage sandwiches and drinks, local volunteers also gave interesting lectures about the history of Iandra Castle. You can tour the main house, stables and garden at your leisure. We brought a picnic lunch with us and enjoyed it on one of the ground level verandahs. On the day coffee was available from a van, and the Young Steam engine enthusiasts had their steam engines chugging away near the stables. A most interesting and enjoyable day soaking up the sunshine and Australian history.

What a majestic old building originally siting on 32000 acres of very productive land. Being ĺovingly restored to its former glory. Well worth a visit. It opens to the public at different times throughout the year