5 Must-Visit Regional Farms and Artisan Producers Heading North from Sydney
- Deb Carr
- Jun 5
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 5
If you're planning a road trip from Sydney heading north, why not take the scenic route and visit some of the region's best farms and artisanal producers? From fresh tomatoes to locally brewed beverages, there's no shortage of farm-to-table experiences in New South Wales. Whether you're a foodie or someone who appreciates the beauty of nature, these five regional farms and businesses will make your journey unforgettable.

Discover Regional Farms and Artisan Producers
1. Ricardoes Tomatoes – Port Macquarie
One of the best stops for tomato lovers is Ricardoes Tomatoes, located just outside of Port Macquarie. This family-run farm is known for its vibrant, flavoursome tomatoes and other fresh produce. Pick your own strawberries, sample their delicious range of homemade products, or enjoy a meal at their café, which serves up dishes made with their own tomatoes and seasonal produce.
Ricardoes is a perfect spot to stretch your legs and taste the essence of the land.

2. The Farmer's Wife Distillery – Allworth
For those who enjoy a tipple, a visit to The Farmer's Wife Distillery is a must. Located in Allworth, this distillery offers a unique experience with small-batch spirits made from local ingredients. The Farmer’s Wife is known for its award-winning gin, crafted with a perfect balance of botanicals. Stop by for a tasting session and learn about the distilling process, all while enjoying the stunning farm views.

3. The Artisan Farmer – Nabiac
If you’re after a more hands-on experience, make your way to The Artisan Farmer in Nabiac.
The Artisan Farmer provides a full paddock-to-plate experience in the heart of Nabiac, situated on the beautiful NSW Mid North Coast. A food lover's paradise, thet offer a unique farm day featuring an on-site café, bakery, deli (where you can purchase our own delicious Wagyu meat products), and organic garden.
While traveling along the Pacific Highway, stop by for lunch, restock your pantry, or fill your picnic basket with exceptional local produce.

The Coastal Brewing Company – Forster
Craft beer lovers will enjoy a visit to The Coastal Brewing Company in Forster. This microbrewery uses locally sourced ingredients to create unique craft beers with a regional twist. Take a tour of the brewery, meet the brewers, and sample their range of seasonal brews. It's a great place to enjoy a cold one while learning about the brewing process and how the local environment influences their flavours.
Grazed and Grown Farm – Comboyne
Last but certainly not least is Grazed and Grown Farm in Comboyne. This beautiful farm offers a variety of fresh produce and free-range meats, all grown and raised on-site. The owners pride themselves on sustainable farming practices and producing quality food. Visitors can take a farm tour to learn more about how the food is grown.