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Myalla Farm Stay

*Myalla* is a fully renovated homestead that has been continuously occupied since the mid 1800's.

Located in the stunning Capertee Valley Myalla sleeps up to 10 people in this beautifully and sympathetically renovated farm homestead.

03/09/2026

🍷🍴 RYLSTONE STREETFEAST IS BACK FOR 2026!

Save the date for one of the Rylstone-Kandos region’s favourite days of the year — Rylstone StreetFeast returns on Saturday 7 November.

Rylstone’s main street will come alive from 10am with local food and w**e, market stalls, regional produce, live music, buskers, kids’ activities and plenty to see, taste and enjoy throughout the day.

And, of course, there’s the centrepiece of StreetFeast — the famous Long Lunch beneath Rylstone’s beautiful plane trees. Settle in for a four-course shared-platter lunch showcasing local produce, accompanied by an afternoon of live entertainment.

🎟️ Long Lunch tickets are NOW ON SALE, so gather your favourite people and get in early.

📅 Saturday 7 November 2026
📍 Rylstone, NSW
🛍️ Street festivities from 10am
🍴 Long Lunch from 12.30pm

Make a day of it — or better yet, make a weekend of it!

Head to the Rylstone StreetFeast website for tickets and all the details.
www.rylstonestreetfeast.com.au

31/08/2026

Happy first day of Spring from us at Myalla 🌸🐝

Our favourite time of year - the bush is humming, after some recent rain and Leasha's hard work, the garden around the homestead looks an absolute picture!

Can't wait to share it with you 😊

27/08/2026

Some seats invite you to sit. Others invite you to stay awhile.

This old refurbished church pew on Myalla’s verandah has probably seen more quiet mornings, long conversations and cups of tea than we could ever count.

No agenda. No rush. Just take a seat and watch nature go about its business for a while. 🌿

24/08/2026

This beautiful Golden Whistler was captured by j edwards photography in the Rylstone are recently.

Usually more at home amongst dense forests and woodlands, Golden Whistlers can venture into lower-altitude areas during the cooler months in search of food. They’re particularly fond of places with plenty of leaf litter, where they forage for insects and spiders.

With their brilliant yellow plumage and unmistakable song, they’re a pretty special little visitor to spot around the property.

Keeping our eyes out for any little golden visitors that might make their way to Myalla 👀

📷 j edwards photography

19/08/2026

Winter looks pretty good from here. 🌿

Clear blue skies, sunshine across the lawn, the sandstone homestead glowing in the winter light — and just a little curl of smoke from the chimney letting you know the fire is crackling away inside.

The days might be crisp in the Capertee Valley, but that’s half the charm.

Explore while the sun is out, then head inside, put another log on the fire and settle in for the evening.

18/08/2026

When was the last time you lost yourself in the pages of a great book?

Uninterrupted. Beverage and snacks of choice within easy reach. Sun warming your hands as they turn the pages. The quiet hum of the Australian bush around you.

Myalla is the place you’re looking for 📖

17/08/2026

Thank you Mel ❤️

13/08/2026

There’s something about a crackling fire in an old sandstone homestead on a cold winter’s day.

Pull up a chair, pour yourself something warm and settle in while the fire does its thing.

Outside, the Capertee Valley might be serving up frosty mornings and crisp winter air. Inside Myalla, the fire is burning, the old timber floors are warm underfoot and there’s absolutely nowhere you need to be.

12/08/2026

We welcomed some beautiful rain at Myalla over the last couple of days. After heavy frosts and days of relentless wind, it was exactly what the land needed.

There’s a different kind of magic in watching rain fall over this place in winter.

Huddled inside by the fire it's easy to gain a whole new appreciation for the creature comforts as you watch birds fluff up their feathers and huddle together on rain soaked branches.

The rain pelts down on the tin roof of the homestead and as you warm your hands around a hot cup by a friendly fire, you think about all of the storms this old place has endured over its many years of life.

You wonder where all of the kangaroos and wallabies go to hide and keep warm while they wait on the weather to clear so they can come out and feast on fresh new shoots.

And then when the storm lifts and you venture outside, there’s the smell. Fresh, clean and crisp - with that unmistakable mix of damp earth and eucalyptus hanging in the air.

The paddocks soften. The dust settles. Everything feels a little more alive.

Rain at Myalla has a way of refreshing more than just the land.

06/08/2026

We've been treated to some gorgeous warm winter days lately, and they're perfect for dusting off the tennis racquets and enjoying a hit on Myalla's beautifully maintained court.

The best part? You don't need to pack a thing. We've got the racquets and tennis balls ready to go—all you need is yourself and a willing opponent!

Who would you challenge to a match? 🎾🌿

Address

59 Myalla Road
Glen Alice, NSW
2849

Telephone

+61263797230

Website

http://www.myalla.com.au/

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