Fruit picking near Brisbane 2026/27

We list 19 farms within 120 km of Brisbane where you pick your own, from about 21 km out to 118 km, mostly in Brisbane & South-East Queensland, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast hinterland. Between them you can pick sunflowers, strawberries and Christmas trees, and 9 more crops.

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What to pick near Brisbane

CropSeasonFarms
Sunflower Picking in Brisbane December to March 7
Strawberry Picking in Brisbane June to October 5
Christmas trees November and December 2
blueberries November to February 1
raspberries November to February 1
flowers October to March 1
lavender November to January 1
vegetables November to March 1
lychees November to February 1
mangoes November to February 1
dragon fruit December to April 1
pumpkins March to May 1

Spring and summer picking: September to February

Norwell Sunflowers

Norwell, about 41 km from Brisbane

Sunflowers

Norwell Sunflowers is a family-owned sunflower farm at Norwell, on the northern Gold Coast near Jacobs Well. It is run by the Huth family, fifth-generation local sugar cane growers who started the sunflower venture in 2023, and has become a well-known local attraction with a strong social media following.

Oasis Berries

Caboolture, about 43 km from Brisbane

Strawberries (Sep to Oct)

Oasis Berries is a family-owned strawberry farm at Caboolture, operating since 1998 and known locally for supplying strawberries to the Brisbane Exhibition (the Ekka) and to major supermarkets.

  • Open: 8am to 4pm on festival weekends
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: $30 per box, includes entry for up to five people (Strawberry Festival weekend event, unconfirmed for 2026)

N&J Strawberry Farm

Wamuran, about 52 km from Brisbane

Strawberries (Aug to Sep)

N&J Strawberry Farm is a family-owned and operated strawberry farm at Wamuran, in the hinterland north of Brisbane. In the Queensland winter and spring the farm opens its field for pick-your-own sessions, with visitors picking straight from the plants into trays.

  • Open: Announced session by session on Facebook. 7am to 1pm (Father's Day 2026 session)
  • Entry: free
  • Payment: cash and EFTPOS
  • On site: parking

Sunflower Sue's Sunflower Farm

Wamuran, about 53 km from Brisbane

Sunflowers (Apr)

Sunflower Sue's Sunflower Farm is a small pick-your-own sunflower field at Wamuran, about an hour north of Brisbane. Rather than a single long season, the farm opens for short weekend windows tied to when each planting of sunflowers comes into bloom, so open dates vary from year to year and are announced on Facebook.

  • Open: Saturday and Sunday only, on selected weekends outside school holidays. 8am to 4pm
  • Entry: $15 per person aged 14 and over, cash only, includes several stems to pick
  • Payment: cash only
  • On site: parking
  • Dogs: welcome

Sunshine Coast Christmas Tree Farm

Beerburrum, about 57 km from Brisbane

Christmas trees (Nov to Dec)

Sunshine Coast Christmas Tree Farm grows real cut and potted Christmas trees at Beerburrum, in the Glasshouse Mountains, and has offered a cut your own harvest since starting in December 2023. Visitors roam the tree fields to pick out their tree, then farm staff cut it and take it to be netted for the trip home.

  • Open: cut-your-own by booked time slot through the harvest window; potted trees sold Thursday to Tuesday 7am to 11.30am and 1pm to 5pm (closed Wednesday)
  • Booking: book ahead

Glass House Tropical Fruits

Glass House Mountains, about 63 km from Brisbane

Strawberries (Jun to Nov) and sunflowers

Glass House Tropical Fruits is a new pick-your-own strawberry farm at Glass House Mountains, opened in June 2026 by farmer Glen Austin on a 65-acre property that had sat dormant as a former pineapple farm. Regional coverage described it as the Sunshine Coast's only season-long pick-your-own strawberry farm after the region's previous option closed.

  • Open: Saturdays and Sundays, with weekday openings expected to be added as supply increases. 8am until fruit sells out
  • On site: farm shop

Curlew Ridge Flower Farm

Stanmore, about 65 km from Brisbane

Flowers (Aug to May)

Curlew Ridge Flower Farm is a family-run, field grown flower farm at Stanmore, about five minutes from Woodford and an hour north of Brisbane. The farm opens for ticketed pick-your-own sessions across the season, from August through to May, closing over the winter months.

  • Open: Selected dates through the season, booked via WeTeachMe; closed over winter (closed until July). Ticketed 2 hour sessions, commonly around 8.30am to 10.30am or 9am starts
  • Booking: book ahead
  • On site: parking

Brisbane Valley Christmas Tree Farm

Mount Beppo, about 75 km from Brisbane

Christmas trees (Nov to Dec)

Brisbane Valley Christmas Tree Farm is a family-owned and run, choose-and-cut fresh Christmas tree farm at Mount Beppo, in the Somerset region of the Brisbane Valley, about an hour from Brisbane or Ipswich. Established in 2020, the farm plants two new trees for every one harvested.

  • Open: by appointment, Friday to Sunday during harvest season; closed Monday to Thursday
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: and tickets free; each ticket allows purchase of one fresh cut tree, one ticket per vehicle/family, additional tickets needed for multiple trees

Currumbin Valley Harvest

Currumbin Valley, about 90 km from Brisbane

Vegetables

Currumbin Valley Harvest is a roadside community hub and organic growers market at 1380 Currumbin Creek Road, overlooking Currumbin Creek in the Gold Coast hinterland.

  • Open: Thursday to Monday. 8am to 2pm
  • On site: cafe and farm shop

Hampton Blue

Hampton, about 96 km from Brisbane

Blueberries (Oct to Feb) and raspberries (Dec to May)

Hampton Blue is a long-established certified organic blueberry and raspberry farm at 83 Keys Road, Hampton, in the Great Dividing Range about 30 kilometres north of Toowoomba.

  • On site: farm shop

Ten Chain Farm

Upper Flagstone, about 100 km from Brisbane

Sunflowers (Jan to Feb)

Ten Chain Farm is a 50-acre property in the Flagstone Creek Valley, about 20 minutes from Toowoomba, that opens its sunflower fields for a scheduled pick-your-own event called Picnic With The Sunflowers.

  • Open: 9am to 3pm on event weekends
  • Entry: Adult $20, child (3 to 16) $10, family pass $65, when the 'Picnic With The Sunflowers' event runs
  • Payment: cash preferred, EFTPOS available depending on reception
  • On site: picnic area
  • Dogs: welcome

Farm & Co

Cudgen, about 103 km from Brisbane

Sunflowers

Farm & Co is a working display farm and cafe at 529 Cudgen Road, Cudgen, on the NSW Tweed Coast near Kingscliff. Its fields of sunflowers are one of the farm's main drawcards, with visitors able to walk out among the blooms and cut their own stems to take home using shears provided on site, at $4 a stem.

  • Open: Thursday to Sunday; closed Monday to Wednesday. 7am to 2pm
  • Entry: $7 per adult to enter the farm, children 14 and under free
  • On site: cafe, farm shop and parking

Windy Acres Farm

Westbrook, about 115 km from Brisbane

Lavender (Dec to Jan)

Windy Acres Farm is a 23-acre lavender and bee farm at Westbrook, about ten minutes from the Toowoomba CBD, run by the Vohland family. The farm grows around 8,000 lavender plants across four varieties, one bred for eating and the others grown for their oil or their flowers, alongside an apiary.

  • Open: onsite shop and coffee van open Wednesdays and Sundays during the flowering season
  • On site: cafe

Warraba Sunflowers

Cambooya, about 118 km from Brisbane

Sunflowers (May to Jan)

Warraba Sunflowers is a small family farm at Cambooya, on the Darling Downs about 29 kilometres south of Toowoomba.

  • Open: 9am to sunset (around 5pm to 6pm) on open weekends

Autumn and winter picking: March to August

Forest Dragon Fruit Farm

Forestdale, about 21 km from Brisbane

Dragon fruit (Nov to Jul)

Forest Dragon Fruit Farm is a family-run pick-your-own dragon fruit (pitaya) farm at Forestdale, in Logan City south of Brisbane. The farm grows around 15 varieties of dragon fruit on cactus-like plants, including yellow, purple and red fleshed types, and is one of only a few growers in Australia offering this much variety.

  • Open: Weekends, subject to change. Not confirmed
  • Entry: $5 per person, includes a bag of feed for the farm animals
  • On site: farm shop

The Longan Farm

Narangba, about 33 km from Brisbane

Lychees (Mar to Apr) and mangoes

The Longan Farm is a pick your own tropical fruit orchard at Narangba, north of Brisbane. Its main crop is the longan, a small tropical fruit closely related to lychee, and the farm also grows mangoes and some dragon fruit.

  • Open: Selected weekends only when the fruit is ripe, not every weekend; check Facebook or TryBooking for confirmed open days. 9am to 3pm
  • Booking: book ahead
  • Entry: $2 per adult if booked in advance, $10 per adult if not booked; children under 15 free
  • Payment: cash only
  • On site: picnic area

Sweet Acres

Wamuran, about 55 km from Brisbane

Strawberries (Jun to Oct) and pumpkins (Oct)

Sweet Acres, also known locally as Wamuran Pick Your Own Farm, is a small family-run strawberry farm in the countryside at Wamuran, part of the Moreton Bay region's winter strawberry belt.

  • Open: reported 8am to 4pm on weekends
  • Booking: book ahead
  • On site: farm shop

Sunflowers On Kents

Kalbar, about 63 km from Brisbane

Sunflowers (Jul to Sep)

Sunflowers On Kents is a cut-your-own sunflower farm at Kalbar, in the Scenic Rim region south-west of Brisbane. It opens to the public only on selected weekends each year while the sunflowers are in bloom, historically around August, as part of the wider Kalbar Sunflower Festival period.

  • Open: Selected weekends only, during bloom. 10am to 3pm on open days
  • Entry: $20 per person over 15, includes six cut-your-own flowers; children free; pre-cut bunch also available for $20
  • On site: picnic area
  • Dogs: welcome

A & C Berry Farm

Landers Shoot, about 85 km from Brisbane

Strawberries (Jun to Oct)

A & C Berry Farm is a pick-your-own strawberry farm at Landers Shoot, on the Sunshine Coast hinterland near Palmwoods. Like other Sunshine Coast strawberry growers, it follows Queensland's winter self-pick season rather than the spring to summer season seen further south, with picking typically running from around June to early October.

  • Open: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. 8.30am to 5pm
  • On site: farm shop

Before you go

Guides for a picking day out

Common questions

Where is the closest pick-your-own farm to Brisbane?

Forest Dragon Fruit Farm at Forestdale, about 21 km away. We list 19 farms within 120 km of Brisbane.

What can you pick near Brisbane?

Sunflowers (December to March), strawberries (June to October), Christmas trees (November and December), blueberries (November to February), raspberries (November to February), flowers (October to March), lavender (November to January), vegetables (November to March), lychees (November to February), mangoes (November to February), dragon fruit (December to April) and pumpkins (March to May).

Do you need to book near Brisbane?

6 of these farms take bookings ahead of a visit, including The Longan Farm, Oasis Berries, Sweet Acres, Sunshine Coast Christmas Tree Farm and Curlew Ridge Flower Farm.

See also

Last checked 11 October 2026