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41 Degrees South Tasmania

Farm experiences in Red Hills, TAS

Farm experience only
Last verified 19 Jul 2026 Farm details can change. Check before travelling.
North-West Tasmania
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Farm experience only: no pick-your-own produce is currently listed for this farm.

Official producer site offers a self-guided farm and wetland tour with fish feeding plus guided group visits.

Farm experiences

41 Degrees South Tasmania offers hands-on farm experiences. Each runs on its own schedule and availability can change, so check with the farm before you travel.

Meet the animals & Farm tours

Currently offered

self-guided salmon and ginseng farm trail; feed fish; wetland interpretation; guided group tours

Access
Contact the farm — Confirm access directly with the operator.
Booking
Self-guided visit during opening hours; guided groups book
Price
See current visitor information
When
Visitor centre open Tuesday–Sunday 10am–4pm when checked; reconfirm
Access notes
Visitor centre and outdoor trail; contact venue for trail access

Call to book

Confirmed from the farm's own website on 19 Jul 2026. Availability, times and prices can change, so check with the farm before you travel. Source: Official farm website.

Getting there

Red Hills, TAS 7304. From Devonport, this farm is along Tasmania's north-west coast.

We don't have exact coordinates for this farm yet. Use the address above to find directions, or open in Google Maps.

Before you go

Bring a hat, closed shoes and water, and check the operator's own booking page for what to bring, arrival times and any age, safety or biosecurity requirements. Prices and availability change, so confirm directly before you travel. Facilities aren't confirmed for this farm — check when you book.

Check before you drive

Availability, session times and prices change, and popular dates fill up. Always contact the farm to confirm this experience is running before you travel.

Nearby farms in North-West Tasmania

Closed for season Last verified 18 Jul 2026

Mount Gnomon Farm

Penguin · North-West Tasmania

Season
Summer, roughly Feb-Mar; public picking mainly offered via ticketed event days (e.g. Sunflower Festival, 8 Mar 2026, 3-8pm; a prior 'Sunflower picking day' event); Not specified - pick-your-own apples from the heritage orchard mentioned only in farm-stay marketing copy; no season or dedicated public event confirmed
Price
A prior ticketed 'Sunflower picking day' event (TryBooking) was $5 entry + $2 per sunflower picked. Ticket price for the 8 March 2026 Sunflower Festival was not stated in sources reviewed. Farm-stay accommodation (unrelated to picking) is quoted at $15-$400 indicative on northwesttasmania.com.au.
Open
Sunflower field/orchard picking offered on specific dates via ticketed public events (e.g. Sunflower Festival) rather than daily walk-in u-pick; overnight farm-stay guests (geodesic domes) also get access to wander the sunflower fields and orchard during their stay.
Booking
Booking required
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Unconfirmed · call ahead Not recently verified

Plump Berries

Barrington · North-West Tasmania

Season
Nov-Mar
Open
Seasonal; check website/social media for current hours, self-service berry collection also available
Booking
Booking recommended

Details may have changed. Call before travelling.

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Unconfirmed · call ahead Not recently verified

Sheffield Berry Gardens

Sheffield · North-West Tasmania

Season
late November to end of April
Open
Trades late Nov to end of April; one aggregator states 7 days 7am-9pm in season with a self-serve honesty box at the farm shed when owners are not home. Also sells at Launceston Harvest Farmers Market and Hobart Farm Gate Market in season.

Details may have changed. Call before travelling.

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Last verified 19 Jul 2026. We check listings against farms' own sources and re-verify regularly. How we verify Report a change

Sources: Official farm website. Is this your farm? Tell us what's changed.