Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Akaroa Accommodation - TCF Gets A Great Review

Akaroa Accommodation - Tree Crop Farm gets a brilliant review from the great travel site "Runaway Now"



Click on the screen shot to the left to see the original review.









Tree Crop Farm is a romantic little B&B made up of a small farm house and 3 standalone cottages, all nestled snuggly into the Akaroa hillside.

My partner and I stayed in one of the cottages on a cold and rainy weekend which made it all the more enjoyable to be rugged in front of an open fire.

Using the outdoor bath in the rain was a definite highlight, heated with a small wood fire sitting underneath the cast iron tub complete with specifically built smoke stack.

Hens and their chicks roam around the garden that is appears wild and over-run with Forget-me-nots and Poppies. The chickens lay eggs that are served for breakfast to the guests.

Tree Crop Farm’s indoor and outdoor dining areas also operates as a cafe during the day. The spaces are filled with all kinds of nick-knacks and with every inch of wall space covered with quotes and sayings written in chalk by owner and super-nice host Lynne Alexander.

http://www.treecropfarm.com




Visit the review at Runaway Now to see the slide show of incredible pictures by Jamie McLellan

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Another Review can be found in the Lonely Planet guide;


“ Don’t miss the fabulously quirky Tree Crop Farm Park (03 304 7158 www.treecropfarm.com $10 admission 10am - 5pm in good weather only) 1.5km off the main road through Akaroa.
This private, flower filled wilderness garden is perfect for a wander on established tracks, or you can relax on the sheepskin covered couches on the ramshackle verandah, flicking through magazines, playing a board game or simply reading witticisms written all over the walls. A drink and snack is included in the admission price ( The berry juice is divine) ; rustic, romantic accommodation is also available here. ”




From The Lonely Planet Guide.

2 comments:

Marja said...

I would love to visit the gardens. Could you post a little map of where you are located. Thanks

Lynne said...

Hi Marja, Thanks for looking ! We will be uploading a map with directions to Tree Crop Farm soon.
If you click on the menu buttons up the top on the right they will lead to TreeCropFarm all information is there. Thanks for looking !