We list 11 farms in Melbourne where you pick your own raspberries (Cockatoo, Grantville, Langwarrin, Little Hampton, Main Ridge). The season usually runs November to February. Distances are measured from the centre of Melbourne.
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Silvan, about 42 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: Nov to Jan
Silvan Cherry and Berry Farm is a u-pick only orchard at 55A Edmund Road, Silvan, in the Dandenong Ranges, growing fruit since 1988. You can also pick cherries here.
Season, map and contacts · Facebook page Checked 27 August 2026
Silvan, about 42 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: around $10/kg picked
Chappies, trading as Chapmans Berry and Fruit Farm, is a fourth-generation Chapman family farm at 21 Parker Road, Silvan, in the Dandenong Ranges foothills of the Yarra Valley, about an hour from Melbourne. Raspberries, blackberries and the farm's Krimson Berry variety are also available to pick on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays over summer. You can also pick cherries and blackberries here.
Season, map and contacts · Facebook page Checked 27 August 2026
Langwarrin, about 42 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: Nov to Apr
The Bramble Farm is a family-run berry farm at 25 Lyppards Road, Langwarrin, run by Mark and Dianne Benson. It started in 1985 with 60 blackberry vines and now has about 10,000 vines of summer-cropping brambleberries and about 28,000 canes of summer and autumn-cropping raspberries. You can also pick blackberries and boysenberries here.
Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 8 October 2026
Silvan, about 42 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: Feb
Blue Hills Berries and Cherries is a Chapman family farm at Silvan in the Dandenong Ranges, about an hour east of Melbourne. Berries follow through spring and summer: strawberries from early November through to April, blueberries in December and January, and raspberries from November into mid December and again from mid February. You can also pick cherries, strawberries and blueberries here.
Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 27 August 2026
Wandin East, about 44 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: Oct to May
Jay Berries is a family-run U-pick berry farm at 140 Wandin Creek Road, Wandin East, in the Yarra Valley about an hour east of Melbourne. The Stewart family has grown strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries on the property for around three decades, and also grows seasonal vegetables that visitors can pick alongside the berries. You can also pick strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and vegetables here.
Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 27 August 2026
Wandin East, about 44 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: December 2026 to February 2027
Cobradah is a pick-your-own farm at 85 Monbulk-Seville Road, Wandin East in the Yarra Valley, growing sour cherries and raspberries and also running a choose-and-cut Christmas tree operation. Sour cherries are typically ready from Boxing Day through to about the second week of January, and fruit is paid for by weight. You can also pick cherries and Christmas trees here.
Season, map and contacts · Facebook page Checked 27 August 2026
Pheasant Creek, about 47 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: Dec to Jan
Kinglake Raspberries is a raspberry farm at 92 Tooheys Road, Pheasant Creek, in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range north-east of Melbourne. Visitors can pick raspberries in the summer season, which the farm's website says starts in mid December.
Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 8 October 2026
Cockatoo, about 50 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: December 2026 through summer
Fielderberry Farm is a five-acre pick-your-own berry farm on Fielder Road in Cockatoo, in the Dandenong Ranges, alongside Lottie's Bed and Breakfast run by the same family. Visitors pick blueberries, raspberries and thornless blackberries straight from the bushes, with no entry fee to walk in and pick. You can also pick blueberries and blackberries here.
Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 27 August 2026
Main Ridge, about 65 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: Jan
Rocky Creek Strawberry Farm is the pick-your-own strawberry farm at Main Ridge in the Mornington Peninsula hinterland, previously known as Sunny Ridge and now back in the hands of its original owners. The farm grows more than 300,000 strawberry plants of the Albion variety, alongside blueberries, blackberries and a limited run of raspberries. You can also pick strawberries, blueberries and blackberries here.
Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 27 August 2026
Little Hampton, about 79 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: Dec to Feb, $30/kg
Hampton Ridge Farm is a pick-your-own raspberry farm at Little Hampton in the Macedon Ranges, just outside Trentham, run as a small family operation alongside a rentable off-grid tiny home called Brooker.
Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 27 August 2026
Grantville, about 83 km from Melbourne
Raspberries: November to 30 April
Bucks Berries is a pick-your-own berry farm on the Bass Highway at Grantville, on the Western Port side of Gippsland. It grows strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, thornless blackberries, tayberries and loganberries, plus a small selection of citrus. You can also pick strawberries, blueberries and blackberries here.
Season, map and contacts · Farm website Checked 8 October 2026
Our directory lists 11 farms in Melbourne: Silvan Cherry and Berry Farm (Silvan), Chappies U-Pick Cherries and Berries (Silvan), The Bramble Farm (Langwarrin), Blue Hills Berries and Cherries (Silvan), Jay Berries (Wandin East), Cobradah Christmas Trees and Sour Cherry Farm (Wandin East) and 5 more.
Usually November to February, depending on the weather. Farms announce their own dates and we carry them on each listing.
In the last confirmed season, Chappies U-Pick Cherries and Berries charged around $10 per kg picked. Rocky Creek Strawberry Farm charged $20 adult / $10 child (4 to 12) mixed berry u-pick, includes a punnet; family pass $50. Hampton Ridge Farm charged $30 per kg. Prices change during the season, so check with the farm before you travel.
1 of these farms takes bookings ahead of a visit: Blue Hills Berries and Cherries. The rest are walk-in, but picking depends on the weather, so ring ahead either way.
Last checked 8 October 2026