Cambrai Hostel

Cambrai Hostel is a warm and welcoming destination for travellers, backpackers, and anyone looking for a fun, comfortable place to stay while completing their 88-day farm work for a visa or just enjoying a break in the country. Owned and operated by Adam and Bec Mair, Cambrai Hostel offers more than just a place to stay—it provides a great community atmosphere, plenty of amenities, and helpful support for finding work in the local area.

The hostel features a cozy, licensed bar where you can unwind after a long day of farm work. The open fire creates a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere, making it a popular spot for both guests and locals. It’s a perfect place to have a drink, chat with fellow travellers, or simply enjoy a relaxing evening after your farm shifts. The bar often hosts live music nights, adding to the lively and friendly vibe.

For a more relaxed atmosphere, Cambrai offers a chilled-out lounge room. The lounge is furnished with comfy lounges, bean bags, and is equipped with a TV, Netflix, and Xbox for entertainment. Whether you’re looking to catch up on some shows, have a gaming session, or just relax after a hard day, the lounge provides a comfortable space to unwind and socialize with other guests.

Adam and Bec have strong local connections with farms in the area and are more than happy to help guests find local farm work as quickly as possible. Whether you're interested in dairy farm work, salad picking, or tree planting, Cambrai has a network of local farm contacts to assist you in securing employment and making the most of your visa requirements. The support offered goes beyond just finding work—it’s about making sure your experience is as smooth and efficient as possible, so you can focus on your travels and earning money while in Australia.

Cambrai Hostel is designed to make you feel as comfortable as possible during your stay. With a relaxed, homely vibe, you'll feel right at home, whether you're here for a few days or staying longer to complete your farm work. It’s a great spot to meet other travellers and make new friends, with a friendly, community-oriented atmosphere.