Blueberry Picking in Tasmania 2026/27

We list 9 farms in Tasmania where you pick your own blueberries (Barrington, Grove, Hillwood, Lebrina, Longford). The season usually runs November to February.

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Blueberry Picking by region

The farms

Plump Berries

Barrington

Blueberries: Nov to Mar

Plump Berries is a berry farm at Barrington in Tasmania's North West, established at the end of April 2022. It grows an unusually wide range of berries and soft fruit: raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, tayberries, loganberries, gooseberries, redcurrants and blackcurrants, alongside speciality sweet and sour cherry varieties. You can also pick raspberries and blackberries here.

  • Open: Seasonal; check the farm Facebook page before visiting
  • On site: farm shop

Something from the Ground

Grove

Blueberries: Jan to Mar

Something from the Ground is an organic blueberry farm at 2048 Huon Highway, Grove, in the Huon Valley, established in 2009 to grow organic blueberries from scratch. Alongside selling through Hobart's Farm Gate Market and a handful of local wholefood stores and cafes, the farm opens for picking during its season.

  • Open: Check Facebook or Instagram for the current week's timing

Hillwood Berries

Hillwood

Blueberries: Nov to May

Hillwood Berries is a family-run pick-your-own berry farm in the Tamar Valley, about 20 minutes north of Launceston just off the East Tamar Highway. You can also pick strawberries, raspberries and blackberries here.

  • Open: Wednesday to Sunday. 10am to 4pm
  • Entry: Free entry to the pick-your-own paddocks and Farmgate Cafe; pay by weight for berries picked
  • On site: cafe

Crestview Blueberries

Lebrina

Blueberries: Jan to Mar, $11/kg

Crestview Blueberries is a small, family-run organic blueberry farm at Lebrina in the Tamar Valley, around a 40-minute drive from Launceston. Now run by the second or third generation of the same family, it has a low-key, unfussy feel rather than being set up as a tourist attraction.

  • Open: Daily in season, when supply allows. 9am to 5pm
  • Payment: EFTPOS and cash
  • On site: toilets

Longford Berries

Longford

Blueberries: Nov to Apr

Longford Berries is a family-owned pick-your-own berry farm at 119 Bulwer Street, Longford, in Tasmania's Northern Midlands. You can also pick strawberries, raspberries, boysenberries and blackberries here.

  • Open: Wednesdays and weekends; other times by appointment. 9.30am to 4pm
  • Entry: No entry fee; visitors pay only for what they pick
  • On site: cafe and playground

Old Beach Berries

Old Beach

Blueberries: Jan to Feb

Old Beach Berries is a small pick-your-own blueberry farm at 218 Old Beach Road, Old Beach, about 25 minutes from Hobart. The blueberries are grown using regenerative agriculture practices, with no herbicides or pesticides used on the property.

  • Open: In season, no booking required
  • Payment: card (Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Apple Pay, Google Pay and others)

Emu Valley Blueberries

Romaine

Blueberries: Jan to Feb, $15/kg

Emu Valley Blueberries is a family-run blueberry farm at 43 Ellis Road, Romaine, in the Emu Valley near Burnie on Tasmania's north-west coast. Most of the crop is sold to fresh fruit grocers across the north-west, and during the summer season the farm also opens its rows for pick-your-own.

  • Open: Weekends, plus some weekdays (Tuesday to Saturday in the final week). 10am to 3pm
  • Entry: $5 per adult

Sheffield Berry Gardens

Sheffield

Blueberries: Nov to Feb

Sheffield Berry Gardens is a family farm about 4 kilometres from Sheffield, at the junction of the roads to Railton and Beulah on the way to Cradle Mountain in Tasmania's North West. The farm grows a wide range of heritage strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and cherries in the ground rather than under tunnels, without insecticide or fungicide. You can also pick strawberries, cherries, raspberries and blackberries here.

  • Open: 7am to 9pm daily; a self-service honesty box operates in the packing shed when the farm is unattended
  • On site: farm shop

Blue Tier Blueberries

St Helens

Blueberries: Jan to Mar, $12 per kg

Blue Tier Blueberries is a small, family-owned and operated pick-your-own blueberry farm on the Tasman Highway just outside St Helens, on Tasmania's east coast. The fruit is grown spray-free and picking is a simple, low-key farm activity suited to all ages.

  • Open: 9am to 5pm daily, weather permitting (closed when raining)
  • Payment: cash and direct deposit

Guides

Common questions

Where can you go blueberry picking in Tasmania?

Our directory lists 9 farms in Tasmania: Blue Tier Blueberries (St Helens), Crestview Blueberries (Lebrina), Emu Valley Blueberries (Romaine), Hillwood Berries (Hillwood), Longford Berries (Longford), Old Beach Berries (Old Beach) and 3 more.

When is the blueberry season in Tasmania?

Usually November to February, depending on the weather. Farms announce their own dates and we carry them on each listing.

How much does blueberry picking cost in Tasmania?

In the last confirmed season, Blue Tier Blueberries charged $12 per kg. Crestview Blueberries charged $11 per kg. Emu Valley Blueberries charged $15 per kg. Old Beach Berries charged $23 per kg if you bring your own containers, $24 per kg in the farm's take-home boxes. Prices change during the season, so check with the farm before you travel.

See also

Last checked 11 October 2026