Down’s Community Farm

Down’s Community Farm Down's Community Farm on Old Wells Rd, Seaford. Situated on traditional lands of the Bunurong people.

Adjacent to the beautiful wetlands, it's a former farm, now a thriving community project with nourishing activities and sustainable values. Down’s Community Farm (formerly known as and still run by Down’s Estate Community Project) is a flourishing community hub bordering the scenic wetlands on Old Wells Rd, Seaford. "Down's Estate" is the former farm, previously owned by world-renowned whip and sa

ddle-maker Harry Down. The land is now owned by Frankston City Council and jointly managed. The project is co-created by passionate, hardworking and dedicated community members. Together we work to sustain shared goals and values, working with sustainable farming practices, hosting culturally significant community events and share our knowledge and culture. The land facilitates a large community garden and wide-open grass space for nourishing activities such as yoga and community festivals, with incredible views overlooking the native wetlands. This community-based public space is inclusive and welcoming of all aspects of all people. If you want to get involved or share your ideas, please join us. You can like and follow our page, visit our website or Instagram, and visit us at Down’s Community Farm. Help us to keep this amazing project exciting and connected.

A really enjoyable Eco - bee last Saturday with a very satisfying outcome - no weeds and healthy plants doing well!  Thi...
18/06/2026

A really enjoyable Eco - bee last Saturday with a very satisfying outcome - no weeds and healthy plants doing well! This Saturday our regular Gardening Bee in the vegie gardens-all welcome!

This Saturday! Come along for some Winter fun ❄️🍲
15/06/2026

This Saturday! Come along for some Winter fun ❄️🍲

It’s another TWO FOR ONE Bee tomorrow! Come along and lend a hand at our Eco- bee around the house or in the community g...
11/06/2026

It’s another TWO FOR ONE Bee tomorrow! Come along and lend a hand at our Eco- bee around the house or in the community garden from 10am-12pm, plus cuppas at midday.

Tomorrow (Saturday) we have our weekly gardening bee from 10am - all welcome! And there is a comfy space indoors for cup...
05/06/2026

Tomorrow (Saturday) we have our weekly gardening bee from 10am - all welcome! And there is a comfy space indoors for cuppas if it starts to rain. Drop in for a chat or lend a hand and share some produce.

Our Seaford Village area near the station is changing. You have the opportunity to give your feedback about these propos...
01/06/2026

Our Seaford Village area near the station is changing. You have the opportunity to give your feedback about these proposed changes to our environment UNTIL this Sunday June 7. Seaford Community Committee, long time advocates and carers about our community and its surrounds have provided the information below.

31/05/2026

Winter is here! The weather last weekend for our bee was perfect. Thanks to all the volunteers- for planting, weeding, pruning, harvesting and creative problem solving.

Gardening Bee on today! 10am-12 pm. All welcome. Feel free to drop in for a look around and chat too.
29/05/2026

Gardening Bee on today! 10am-12 pm. All welcome. Feel free to drop in for a look around and chat too.

Reconciliation Week starts May 27. All community welcome to Flag-raising event and morning tea tomorrow.
26/05/2026

Reconciliation Week starts May 27. All community welcome to Flag-raising event and morning tea tomorrow.

Unfortunately, our event scheduled for 3rd June has been cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding.

Do you have space for a tree?
26/05/2026

Do you have space for a tree?

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190 Old Wells Road
Melbourne, VIC
3198

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