Hillwood Berries
Our information cannot always be up to the minute. Check dates, prices and whether you need to book directly with the farm before you travel.
- Season starts
- Spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season
- Opening hours
- 10am to 4pm
Last checked: 27 August 2026
What you can pick, and when
| Crop | Season | Price |
|---|---|---|
| strawberries | Spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season | not confirmed |
| raspberries | Spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season | not confirmed |
| blueberries | Spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season | not confirmed |
| blackberries | Spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season | not confirmed |
Contact
- Address 105 Hillwood Road, Hillwood TAS 7252
- Phone 03 6394 8180
- Email cafe@hillwoodberries.com.au
- Website hillwoodberries.com.au/pick-your-own
- Facebook Hillwood Berries on Facebook
- Instagram Hillwood Berries on Instagram
- Directions Open in Google Maps
Before you go
- Open Wednesday to Sunday
- Hours 10am to 4pm
- Booking No booking needed
- Entry Free entry to the pick-your-own paddocks and Farmgate Cafe; pay by weight for berries picked
- On site cafe
Hours vary by season, particularly over summer; check Facebook before travelling. The separate working farm and packing shed, at 139 Hillwood Road, is by appointment only.
About Hillwood Berries
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. The pick your own paddocks have operated for around 30 years and grow strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries, much of it under tunnels, which stretches picking from spring into autumn rather than a single short summer window. Visitors pick into containers and pay by weight; entry to the paddocks and the on site Farmgate Cafe is free. The cafe serves berry inspired sweets, light meals, coffee, craft beer and local wine, alongside gifts, Tasmanian produce and house made jams, syrups and vinegar. Picking availability depends on the season and weather, so it is worth checking the farm's Facebook page before travelling out. The pick your own site is at 105 Hillwood Road, Hillwood, separate from the family's working farm and packing shed a short distance away at 139 Hillwood Road, which operates by appointment only.
Weather and map
Forecast: open-meteo.com
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Common questions
Can you pick your own at Hillwood Berries?
Yes. Hillwood Berries at Hillwood lets visitors pick strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries.
When is Hillwood Berries open for picking?
Crop by crop: strawberries: spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season; raspberries: spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season; blueberries: spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season; blackberries: spring into autumn, roughly November to May; grown partly under tunnels which extends the season. Opening hours: 10am to 4pm. Picking depends on the weather, so check before you travel.
Do you need to book a visit to Hillwood Berries?
No booking is needed. Entry is free to the pick-your-own paddocks and Farmgate Cafe; pay by weight for berries picked. Picking still depends on the weather, so ring ahead if you are travelling a distance.
Where is Hillwood Berries?
105 Hillwood Road, Hillwood TAS 7252.