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Appinoka Regenerative Farming

Pick your own strawberries in Mountain River, TAS · plus farm experiences

In season Pick-your-own & farm experiences
Last verified 23 Jul 2026 Farm details can change. Check before travelling.
Hobart & the Huon Valley
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Is Appinoka Regenerative Farming open right now?

Likely picking now

September is inside the picking window this farm has recorded. That is a season window, not live opening hours — ring the farm or check its own page before you drive out.

Last verified 23 Jul 2026

A family-run regenerative farm at Mountain River in the Huon Valley, operating since 2019, which has run pick-your-own strawberries as a recurring seasonal offering. Outside the picking season strawberries are sold pre-picked for delivery or pickup. The farm also runs separate paid animal-focused farm tours, where you can feed the pigs, chickens, cows and sheep -- these are booked apart from strawberry picking. Check the farm's Facebook page for current season dates.

What you can pick and when

Swipe to see all months. Windows are typical for this state — call ahead to confirm what's ripe.

Typical picking months at this farm
Crop Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Strawberries Peak Peak Available Available Available Available Available Peak

Farm experiences

Beyond picking, Appinoka Regenerative Farming 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

Bookable 1.5-hour regenerative-farm tours include feeding pigs, chickens, cows/calves and sheep, plus explanations of pasture rotation, nesting boxes and polytunnels.

Access
Booking required — Book ahead; sessions can sell out.
Booking
Required through the operator shop or direct contact.
Price
Unconfirmed for 2026.
When
Dated sessions announced online; group availability should be reconfirmed.

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, eatwelltas.org.au.

Getting there

36 Waggs Road, Mountain River TAS 7109. In the Huon Valley south of Hobart.

Where Appinoka Regenerative Farming is

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Before you go

Bring a hat, closed shoes, water and cash or a card for what you pick. Rows can be uneven underfoot, so a pram may be harder going in wet weather. Facilities aren't confirmed for this farm — check when you call ahead.

Check before you drive

Seasons shift with the weather. Always call the farm to confirm what's ripe and that they're open before you drive out.

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Last verified 23 Jul 2026. We check listings against farms' own sources and re-verify regularly. How we verify Report a change

Sources: Official farm website, Official farm website, eatwelltas.org.au, tasmaniancountry.com, pickyourown.org. Is this your farm? Tell us what's changed.

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Frequently asked questions

What can you pick at Appinoka Regenerative Farming, and when?

Strawberries is what Appinoka Regenerative Farming is listed for, with a usual window of Seasonal and weather-dependent; specific dates announced via the farm's Facebook page (not a fixed published window). A warm or wet run can pull that forward or push it back, so check the current state of the crop first.