Longford Berries

Season 2026 Picking depends on the weather and the ripening crop; call ahead or check Facebook before visiting, particularly early or late in the season.

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
Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season
Opening hours
9.30am to 4pm

Last checked : 27 August 2026

What you can pick, and when

CropSeasonPrice
strawberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season not confirmed
raspberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season not confirmed
blueberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season not confirmed
boysenberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season not confirmed
blackberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season not confirmed

Contact

Before you go

Picking depends on the weather and the ripening crop; call ahead or check Facebook before visiting, particularly early or late in the season.

About Longford Berries

Longford Berries is a family owned pick your own berry farm at 119 Bulwer Street, Longford, in Tasmania's Northern Midlands. Run by Dennis and family since 2003, it was the first farm of its kind in the district. Berries are grown pesticide and fungicide free, and the picking rows are landscaped and easy to walk along. Depending on the weather, the season usually runs from mid November to mid April, with strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, boysenberries and blackberries ripening at different points through summer and into autumn, alongside less common berries such as silvanberries, jostaberries, loganberries and currants as they come into season. There is no entry fee; visitors simply pay for what they pick. The farm is open Wednesdays and weekends, 9.30am to 4pm, with other times available by appointment. On site there is a cafe area for light refreshments and a children's play area, useful for families making a morning of it. Because picking depends on the weather and how the crop is ripening, it is worth calling ahead or checking Facebook before visiting, especially early or late in the season.

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Common questions

Can you pick your own at Longford Berries?

Yes. Longford Berries at Longford lets visitors pick strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, boysenberries and blackberries.

When is Longford Berries open for picking?

Crop by crop: strawberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season, raspberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season, blueberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season, boysenberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season and blackberries Usually mid November to mid April, weather dependent, as different berries ripen through the season. Opening hours are 9.30am to 4pm. Picking depends on the weather, so check before you travel.

Do you need to book at Longford Berries?

No booking is needed. No entry fee; visitors pay only for what they pick. Picking still depends on the weather, so ring ahead if you are travelling a distance.

Where is Longford Berries?

119 Bulwer Street, Longford TAS 7301.

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