Camden Park Estate

Camden Park Estate, incorporating Belgenny Farm, is a heritage-listed working farm at Camden South in outer south-western Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, built between 1819 and 1840 by wool-industry pioneer John Macarthur, with later additions by architects Henry Kitchen, John Verge and A. J. Onslow. One of Australia's oldest surviving pastoral estates, it has functioned as a sheep station and horticultural farm since the early nineteenth century and remains occupied by Macarthur-Stanham family descendants. It was heritage-listed in 2006 and is today held by the Belgenny Farm Trust and the Camden Park Preservation Committee.