Rhyll trout and bush tucker farm

On Phillip Island, Rhyll Trout & Bush Tucker Farm is a must-see tourist attraction. Fishing, indigenous bush foods and interactive farm experiences. 30 Rhyll-Newhaven Road. Suitable for all ages. Families, foodies and nature lovers. Catch your own rainbow trout, explore the Indigenous garden and enjoy a meal at the on-site café where bush tucker-inspired dishes are the star of the show. All weather indoor “Rainforest Pool” and friendly fishing instructors. It is a complete nature experience.

What sets Trout & Tucker Farm apart?

Rhyll Trout & Bush Tucker Farm is more than a fishing spot; it’s an educational and natural experience celebrating Australian native flora and fauna. As a member of the Farm Transparency Project and Australia Farm Transparency International Ltd, we are transparent and ethical. Visitors can learn about sustainable farming and the importance of preserving native Australian plants while surrounded by mountain ash trees and tall tree ferns. We have a worm farm and a bush tucker garden where you can learn about traditional Aboriginal foods and sustainable farming practices—a true one-of-a-kind on Phillip Island.

Trout Fishing Experience

Fishing at Rhyll Trout & Bush Tucker Farm is for all ages, from beginners to experienced anglers. Our rainbow trout ponds, including a deep swimming pool and an indoor fishing pool, are stocked with beautiful and delicious silvery rainbow trout. Friendly fishing instructors will help you get the most out of your experience with tips and guidance to catch these prized fish. Once you’ve caught your own trout, you can take it home or have it prepared at the farm café. The thrill of fishing and the expertise of our instructors in a natural setting make for a fun and educational experience.

Bush Tucker Garden

The bush tucker garden is a must-see at Rhyll Trout & Bush Tucker Farm. This garden features a range of indigenous plants used by Aboriginal people for food, medicine and other purposes. You can walk through this educational garden surrounded by mountain ash trees and greenery and learn about plants like lemon myrtle, finger lime and wattleseed. Many Phillip Island tours include a stop here, and guided tours are available to go deeper into each plant’s significance, traditional uses and the cultural importance of bush foods for indigenous people. It is a great way to connect with the land and learn about Australia’s native flora.

Farm Café: Bush Tucker Inspired Menu

The Wild Food Farm and Café at Rhyll Trout & Bush Tucker Farm is a dining experience like no other on Phillip Island. Using fresh local ingredients and bush tucker, we serve dishes that showcase the uniqueness of Australian ingredients. From lemon myrtle-infused trout to wattleseed bread, every dish is a feast for the senses. The café has views of the farm, so it’s a great place to sit and enjoy lunch after a day of fishing or exploring. The menu is designed to cater for all tastes so you can experience true Australian cuisine in a peaceful farm setting.

How to Get There

Rhyll Trout & Bush Tucker Farm is located at 30 Rhyll-Newhaven Road on Phillip Island—just a short drive from Phillip Island Winery and the famous Phillip Island Penguin Parade. Phillip Island Pickups also do pickups from various spots on the island if you don’t have a vehicle. Once you arrive on the farm, the signs will guide you. Surrounded by beautiful scenery and close to Phillip Island Whale watching spots, it’s the perfect stop for a day of adventure on the island.