Dr Harry's farm is set on 65 acres of rolling hills some 20 minutes East of Launceston in the North of Tasmania.

The land was part of an original grant to Edmund Bartley the then chief of Customs in 1823. Originally names 'Rosehill Farm' it has now become 'Arcadian Downs', on the banks of Rose's rivulet.

Dr Harry and his wife Janine breed Welsh ponies and Arabian horses so there are always young foals around. Burmeses and Siamese cats produce babies throughout the years as do the hordes of pet mice guinea pigs, rabbits and pigeons.

Bottle fed lambs and piglets come and go in the animal nursery. Dr Harry has a special interest in poultry with over 60 rare breeds of ducks, turkeys, chickens and geese. All this is embraced within a classic English garden with masses of roses, bulbs, perennials and exotic trees.

A welcoming teahouse overlooks an ornamental lake and the surrounding hills. Light refreshments and souvenirs are available.
Children and adults alike have every opportunity to handle the animals- the emphasis is on touch and feel.

Tours are personally conducted by Dr Harry or his wife.