Catania Fruit Salad Farm is one of the oldest farms in the district. The original mud brick farmhouse was built in 1912 by the pioneer Percy Cox, using soil ploughed from the farm, and still stands today.

The tours conducted at Catania fruit salad farm are highly recommended, very informative, interesting and entertaining.

The award winning farm uses sustainable practices to produce its horticultural crops. Catania Farm gives visitors the opportunity to visit a working farm which grows a wide range of fruits and nuts and allows them to be able to pick the fruit straight from the trees.

Share a glass of wine made in traditional Italian, Sicilian style, using no preservatives, or look through the store and purchase from the 70 different mustards, jams homemade on the farm from the many different fruits we grow. Look though the mud home and buy gifts from a yester year.   So when in Griffith if you only see one thing ensure you do not miss the daily tours at 1.30pm at Catania fruit salad farm. Take the bus trip and learn how wonderful life is here, in central NSW.

Each bus tour takes approximately 1 hr and 45 mins. There is ample parking on the farm for cars and caravans and buses are welcome to park at the gate.