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CRICKET & HONEY TRAIL

Step up to the crease for a winning day out in Bowral! Start your innings at Bowral Honey Farm, set within the beautiful grounds of Retford Park. Don a beekeeper’s veil and get up close to the hives for a fascinating look and learn about the fascinating workings of a colony, guided by a local expert. Afterwards, enjoy a relaxed garden lunch on the terrace, featuring shared platters of sandwiches, wraps and seasonal sides—all served with views of the lake and surrounding gardens. It’s a delicious and immersive introduction to the world of bees, honey and the rhythms of life in the Southern Highlands.

 

Then it’s just a short drive to the Bradman Museum & International Cricket Hall of Fame, where the story of Sir Donald Bradman—and the game he came to define—comes to life. You’ll be guided by a passionate volunteer who’ll share little-known stories, iconic moments and insights into Australia’s most beloved sport. After the guided tour, guests are welcome to explore at their own pace—wandering through the museum’s extensive exhibitions, interactive displays and a rich collection of archival footage and multi-style didactic videos that bring the global game to life.

 

Whether you're a die-hard cricket fan or simply curious, this unique tour celebrates two of Bowral’s most fascinating residents: the honeybee and The Don.

Please note: Public dates for this experience require at least 16 guests to run. In the unlikely event that we don't reach this number, we'll cancel the class; in this case we'll inform you and allow you to get a refund or reschedule, so please watch your email/SMS one day prior to the experience.

Opening Hours

9:00 am - 4:00 pm Monday to Sunday

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Phone: +61 2 4862 1247 

Email: admin@bradman.com.au  

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Thank you to the generous support of our sponsors:

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Bradman Museum 

St Jude Street Bowral NSW 2576.

Acknowledgement of Country​

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We acknowledge the Gundungurra and Dharawal peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which the Bradman Museum and Oval are located, in the area traditionally known as 'Bowrel', meaning 'high'.

 

We recognise their enduring and deep connection to Ngurra (Country), knowledge, and stories.

 

We pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to members of all First Nations communities.

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