Shire Horses and Cobb & Co Comfort: A 2.5‑Hour Farm Luncheon Just Outside Brisbane

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Shire Horses and Cobb & Co Comfort: A 2.5‑Hour Farm Luncheon Just Outside Brisbane

Two curated sessions — Morning Tea or a Drovers Lunch — each lasting 2.5 hours and offered by Drayhorse Shires Carriages & Harnesses; this guide explains times, pricing, and what to expect.

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Shire Horses and Cobb & Co Comfort: A 2.5‑Hour Farm Luncheon Just Outside Brisbane.

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Drayhorse Shires Carriages & Harnesses
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Robert Eric Crews
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Set in the Brisbane region, the Shire Horse Farm & Cobb & Co Wagon Tour pairs a measured, countryside meal service with the slow presence of draught Shire horses: you can book either a Morning Tea (9:00am–11:30am) or a fuller Drovers Lunch (12:30pm–3:00pm); each session runs for 2.5 hours and is presented by Drayhorse Shires Carriages & Harnesses.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE MENU

Two distinct dining sessions — Morning Tea or Drovers Lunch

Choose a lighter Morning Tea (9:00am–11:30am) or the heartier Drovers Lunch (12:30pm–3:00pm); both sessions last 2.5 hours and are sold as discrete bookings.

THE PLACE

A farm setting anchored by Shire horses and traditional Cobb & Co charm

The experience is centered on the Shire Horse Farm and the Cobb & Co wagon atmosphere provided by the operator, offering a deliberate, pastoral counterpoint to the city.

THE ACCESS

Family-friendly pricing and age categories

The program is offered for all ages with tiered pricing: adults defined as age 14 and up, and children 13 and under priced separately — the headline starting rate is $59.

What the day feels like

What the experience feels like

Over a deliberately paced 2.5 hours you settle into a farm rhythm: arrive for the scheduled session, sit for the served Morning Tea or Drovers Lunch, and depart at the session’s close — the format is designed as a single, uninterrupted culinary block at set times each day.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this experience suits — and how age pricing factors in.

1
Active familiesIdeal for multi‑age family groups: the program explicitly accommodates children (13 and under) with separate pricing and lists the outing as suitable for all ages.
2
Food-focused daytrippersA concise culinary outing — choose the lighter Morning Tea or the fuller Drovers Lunch depending on appetite and schedule.
3
Budget-conscious travelersThere is a range of pricing, with the headline starting rate shown as $59 and specific adult/child prices for each session to help plan costs.
4
Multi-generational groupsSessions are presented as 'all ages' friendly with explicit adult (14+) and child (13 and under) categories, making bookings straightforward for mixed‑age parties.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & session length

Each booking is 2.5 hours: Morning Tea runs 9:00am–11:30am; Drovers Lunch runs 12:30pm–3:00pm.

Cost & age categories

Drovers Lunch: Adults (14+) $160, Children (13 and under) $89. Morning Tea: Adults (14+) $120, Children (13 and under) $59. Headline starting price is $59.

Operator

Operated by Drayhorse Shires Carriages & Harnesses in the Brisbane region.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long does the experience last?

Each session lasts 2.5 hours.

What times do the sessions run?

Morning Tea runs 9:00am–11:30am; Drovers Lunch runs 12:30pm–3:00pm.

What are the prices?

Drovers Lunch: Adults (14+) $160, Children (13 and under) $89. Morning Tea: Adults (14+) $120, Children (13 and under) $59. The advertised starting price is $59.

Are children welcome?

Yes — pricing and categories explicitly include children (13 and under) and adults (14+); the offering is listed as suitable for all ages.

Who operates the Shire Horse Farm & Cobb & Co Wagon Tour?

The experience is operated by Drayhorse Shires Carriages & Harnesses in the Brisbane region.