Pick your own farms on the Mornington Peninsula 2026

We list 8 farms on the Mornington Peninsula where you can pick your own, across 7 towns. The main crops are Christmas trees, strawberries and raspberries.

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What to pick, and when

CropSeasonFarms
Christmas Tree Farms November and December 4
strawberries September to December 2
raspberries November to February 2
blackberries December to February 2
cherries November to January 1
blueberries November to February 1
boysenberries December and January 1

Every farm we list

Hawkes Farm Boneo booking required
about $15 to $17.50 per person for a 45-minute tour that includes a bag of produce picked from the paddock
The Bramble Farm Langwarrin
Rocky Creek Strawberry Farm Main Ridge
$12 adult / $6 child (4 to 12), includes a punnet; family pass (2 adults + 2 children) $30; extra punnets $8 (500g) or $4 (250g)
Moorooduc Christmas Tree Farm Moorooduc
The Christmas Tree Farm Moorooduc
Ripe 'N' Ready Cherry Farm Red Hill
$15 to $22/kg
Somerville and Peninsula Christmas Tree Farm Somerville
Whispering Pines Christmas Tree Farm Tyabb

Common questions

What can you pick on the Mornington Peninsula?

Christmas trees (4 farms), strawberries (2 farms), raspberries (2 farms), blackberries (2 farms), cherries (1 farm), blueberries (1 farm) and boysenberries (1 farm).

When is the picking season on the Mornington Peninsula?

It runs most of the year, crop by crop: Christmas trees (November and December), strawberries (September to December), raspberries (November to February), blackberries (December to February) and cherries (November to January). Dates move with the weather each season.

Do you need to book on the Mornington Peninsula?

1 of the 8 farms we list here takes bookings ahead of a visit. The rest are walk-in.

See also

Last checked 8 October 2026