Our 7 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before travelling back by troopy to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

A family friendly weekend at Mittagundi January 23rd – 25th 2026.

Live music, dancing, eating, talking, learning, camping - what more could you ask for? The weekend is all about celebrating a special place that provides young people with an opportunity to experience simple living and the beautiful High Plains.

It’s Mittagundi’s main fundraising event for the year and it’s a great chance to spend a weekend on the farm and find out more about this not-for-profit organization that has been tucked away in the valley for over 40 years.

It will be a weekend of camping, music, dancing, tours, pioneer skills demonstrations and lots more. Come for the whole weekend, just the day or join us for a special dinner on Saturday night. We'd love to see you!

Friday 23rd - Bush Dance and BBQ at the Glen Valley Hall
Saturday 24th - Pioneer skills day and open day with stalls, games, live music, farm style dinner and much more!
Sunday 25th - Pack down day

Food:
You can BYO all food or purchase Friday BBQ dinner, Saturday lunch, Café items
(note: Saturday night's dinner is incl. in the ticket).

Beverages:
NO BYO alcoholic beverages - bar available to purchase alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages at the hall on Friday night and at Mittagundi on Saturday.
Drinking water available from Mittagundi taps onsite.

Camping:
Camping spots in ‘Wills’ paddock are available for Friday & Saturday night (included in ticket prices). If you plan on arriving in the Valley earlier than Friday or staying later – Big River Campsite, at the end of our driveway is free and open to the public.

BRING CASH! LIMITED Eftpos available! (it may stop working randomly)
U18's must be accompanied by a guardian.

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Many young people who come on a Mittagundi Course have an amazing time, and are keen to come back and be involved again. Follow-up courses are about being part of the Mittagundi community and lend a hand, to experience more of Mittagundi and meet like-minded new and old friends. You can attend as many as you like.

Follow-Ups are reserved for young people who want to return to Mittagundi after having completed a 10-day Program, a Winter Program or a school program at Mittagundi. 

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Come back and experience Mittagundi in the Winter! Participants will cross country ski and contribute to farm life.

Many young people who come on a Mittagundi Course have an amazing time, and are keen to come back and be involved again. Follow-up courses are about being part of the Mittagundi community and lend a hand, to experience more of Mittagundi and meet like-minded new and old friends. You can attend as many as you like.

Follow-Ups are reserved for young people who want to return to Mittagundi after having completed a 10-day Program, a Winter Program or a school program at Mittagundi. 

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Spend time with us this winter on the farm and Cross country skiing up the mountain. Have the opportunity to sleep next to snow covered gums and have breakfast in a cosy old high country hut, before heading out for some cross country skiing and shenanigans in the snow. There will be plenty of hot chocolate to drink, snowmen to make and laughter as we fall down in the snow learning to ski together. 

Back on the farm we will keep warm splitting wood, milking the cow, cooking and generally contributing to the running of the property. Living, working and having fun in community with each other; away from technology and the noise of modern life. 

Any young person can come on our open winter program, whether it is your first time at Mittagundi or you have completed your 10 day and fourteen follow ups! We'd love for you to join us!

The winter open program will start and finish at Albury train station

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Interested in agriculture and general day-to-day farm tasks? You’ll love this one. We spend time sowing the seeds for next year’s food crops, maintaining fences, looking after the animals and just generally trying to get our hands dirty.

Many young people who come on a Mittagundi Course have an amazing time, and are keen to come back and be involved again. Follow-up courses are about being part of the Mittagundi community and lend a hand, to experience more of Mittagundi and meet like-minded new and old friends. You can attend as many as you like.

Follow-Ups are reserved for young people who want to return to Mittagundi after having completed a 10-day Program, a Winter Program or a school program at Mittagundi. 

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

A Crafter’s dream, a chance to learn skills for a lifetime and to contribute to the Festivals and Markets of Mittagundi!

Many young people who come on a Mittagundi Course have an amazing time, and are keen to come back and be involved again. Follow-up courses are about being part of the Mittagundi community and lend a hand, to experience more of Mittagundi and meet like-minded new and old friends. You can attend as many as you like.

Follow-Ups are reserved for young people who want to return to Mittagundi after having completed a 10-day Program, a Winter Program or a school program at Mittagundi. 

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.

Our 10 day program sees groups of up to 24 young people walk away from electricity and modern comforts, through the Victorian High Country and into the 400 acre farm, that is Mittagundi. They spend time working together on the farm, fencing, growing food, milking cows, working with wood, steel and wool. They embark on adventures rafting the Mitta Mitta River and abseiling off a local cliff face before hiking back to civilisation.

The atmosphere at Mittagundi is simple, honest and happy. There are no watches, no timetables and no money. Instead there is an opportunity for young people to live and work together with others in an environment where people matter more than anything else.

Mittagundi prides itself on offering opportunities to as many young people as possible. In saying this we need to be able to offer the correct support where necessary. Mittagundi is not a therapeutic outdoor education centre. We can accommodate young people with special needs and this process begins by having a conversation with our Director.

All programs start and finish traditionally at Albury train station.

Please note - young people need to have already turned FOURTEEN before they can attend a program.