Nestled along the banks of the pristine Colo River in Lower Portland, is a privately owned rural estate blending history, hospitality, nature, and immersive farm experiences into one unique destination.

Set across almost 74 acres, the estate is home to orchards, riverfront paddocks, event spaces, glamping areas, and thoughtfully restored accommodation — all designed to create memorable experiences that feel both relaxed and elevated. The property features over 620 fruit trees, including mangoes, citrus, olives, avocados, and pomegranates, alongside an operational apiary producing local honey.

Originally tied to the legacy of pioneering businesswoman Mary Reibey, the estate carries a rich connection to the Hawkesbury region’s agricultural and river trading history. Today, that history continues through a modern vision focused on authentic experiences, regional hospitality, and sustainable rural tourism.

Reibey Estate brings together multiple experiences under one destination, including:

• Weddings & private events

• Farm stays & glamping

• Orchard experiences & seasonal picking

• Cooking classes & fire-cooking experiences

• Corporate retreats & team events

• Farm-gate produce & artisan products

The estate has been built around the idea that guests should feel connected — to nature, to food, to people, and to the slower rhythm of life on the land. Whether visiting for a wedding weekend, a riverside escape, a long-table lunch, or a cooking workshop under the trees, every experience at Reibey Estate is designed to feel personal, immersive, and grounded in the character of the property itself.

At the heart of the estate is a strong focus on hospitality, storytelling, and creating a place people genuinely want to return to.