A regenerative farm in the Breede Valley
A Wild Garden by Design
Left wild on purpose, as nature means it to be. Little Rock Garden is a regenerative farm restoring soil, water, and habitat one season at a time.
Welcome to Little Rock
A long-term commitment to regenerative farming — read more about the thinking behind the trees, the gardens, and the eggs.
Surrounded by vineyards, working farms, and the everyday infrastructure of modern life, Little Rock is a collection of wild gardens and a working regenerative farm.
We started here with more trees than land – around fifteen hundred saplings raised in pots before this ground was ever ours to plant them on – and many have since found their place in restoring and shaping the land around us.
Our free-range hens are an important part of that journey. Raised in a carefully managed free-range environment, they form part of a broader approach to farming that considers both the animals and the land that supports them. Our focus is simple – to produce the best quality eggs we can while caring for the soil, trees, gardens, and wider landscape around us.
Many of those eggs find their way onto the shelves of The Old Post Office, our shopfront right at the gate.
Our Garden
Wild gardens and free-range hens with daytime access to open, outdoor scratching areas — come see how it all fits together.
Wild Gardens
Left wild on purpose — gardens given room to grow, season after season.
Restoring the Land
Healthy soil, water, and habitat, restored one season at a time.
Free-Range Eggs
Raised in a carefully managed free-range environment — eggs you’ll find on the shelves of The Old Post Office.
Visit The Old Post Office
Step into the story
Little Rock Garden is a private, working farm and is not yet open to visitors. The Old Post Office, however, sits right at the gate and is open to the public – step inside to explore the gallery, discover a little of the story, and browse a changing collection of vintage and antique collectables, handcrafted glass mosaics, alpaca fleece, farm-fresh eggs, and more.
Housed in a restored railway post office on Goudini Road, it is our little shopfront at the gate – a place where things made, grown, gathered, and found at Little Rock come together.
Follow the Story
We’re writing about all of it as it happens — the seasons, the trees going in, the slow work of regenerative farming — in The Art of Farm Living, our letter from Little Rock Garden.
Watch the Story
The same seasons and the same flock, now on video too — from our YouTube channel, The Art of Farm Living.
Visitors enter Little Rock through The Old Post Office itself — a heritage shopfront and gallery built right into the estate, and the literal gateway onto it.