Mighty Mushroom Farm Stays.

Authentic & Relaxed Farm Stay in Regional North Queensland.

Our Farmstays Story

Mighty Fungi Mushroom Farm offers a relaxed and authentic farm stay experience in regional Queensland, just outside Mackay. Set on a working regenerative farm, guests can enjoy open space, fresh air, and a genuine connection to the land.

Our farm focuses on mushroom cultivation, composting, soil health, and sustainable land practices. Visitors are welcome to explore the property, learn about how mushrooms are grown, and enjoy the slower pace of rural life. Wildlife sightings, open paddocks, and seasonal farm activity are all part of the experience.

On-site, you’ll find our Mushroom Coffee Van, serving mushroom coffee, waffles, pancakes, and farm-style breakfast options when open, along with our popular mushroom ice cream.

This is a peaceful, working farm environment — ideal for travellers seeking something different from a traditional caravan park or campground. Whether you’re passing through or staying a little longer, Mighty Fungi offers a unique blend of farm life, food, and country hospitality.

Stay Enquiry

WWOOFers

I became a WWOOF host to share practical knowledge about mushroom cultivation, soil regeneration, and sustainable farming while learning from people from different backgrounds and cultures.

Mighty Fungi is a hands-on, evolving farm, and WWOOF provides a great way to exchange skills, ideas, and experiences in a respectful, supportive environment. I enjoy teaching by doing, encouraging curiosity, and helping people gain real-world experience in regenerative farming and rural living.

We use regenerative and permaculture-based farming practices focused on building healthy soils and resilient systems. Our methods include composting organic materials, recycling green waste, integrating fungi into soil health, minimal disturbance of soil, and avoiding synthetic chemicals wherever possible.

Mushroom cultivation plays a key role in nutrient cycling and land regeneration. We prioritise observation, natural processes, and low-input systems, with an emphasis on learning, sustainability, and continuous improvement rather than certification-based farming.

See our WWOOFers profile