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Blue Tier Blueberries

Pick your own blueberries in St Helens, TAS

Closed for season
Last verified 18 Jul 2026 Farm details can change. Check before travelling.
East Coast Tasmania
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Genuine family-run, spray-free pick-your-own blueberry farm on the Tasman Highway just outside St Helens (Break O'Day municipality), Tasmania. Verified as real and operating via multiple independent, mutually-consistent sources: the business's own Facebook page (~1,775 likes, 6 reviews at 100% recommend, ongoing posts about berry ripening/season status), aggregator listings (foodbevg.com, Yellow Pages fruit-and-berry-grower category for St Helens 7216), and a first-hand Instagram visit post describing picking there. Also wholesales to Hillys IGA and the East Coast Village Providore, which is consistent with a genuine working farm rather than a shopfront-only or fabricated listing. Consistent details across sources: $12/kg PYO, 9am-5pm unless raining, open roughly January-March depending on weather/supply. Not a duplicate of any existing listed farm -- no other St Helens/Break O'Day or 'Blue Tier' entry exists in the current farm list, and Tasmania's other listed farms are all in Hobart & the Huon Valley, North-West Tasmania, or Tamar Valley & Launceston regions, none of which are a realistic geographic fit for St Helens. Caveats: could not directly browse the Facebook page or the original vymaps.com discovery URL in this session (both fetch attempts failed/blocked, and the vymaps listing URL now 404s, likely just an aggregator reshuffle rather than a business closure signal); no booking, toilet, dog-policy or on-site cafe information was found in any source, so those fields are left null rather than guessed. 'Kid_friendly: true' is based on the farm's own description as offering 'a fun experience for all ages.' Region: does not fit any of the 35 existing regions (nearest are Tamar Valley & Launceston, ~2hrs away and a different geographic corridor, or Hobart & the Huon Valley, ~3.5hrs away) -- recommend creating the East Coast Tasmania region as scoped in the discovery brief, with this farm placed at its northern edge pending more finds in the area.

What you can pick and when

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Getting there

Tasman Highway (RSD 25667), St Helens, TAS 7216. From Hobart, this farm is along Tasmania's East Coast (the Great Eastern Drive), about 2-3 hours from Hobart.

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, 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. This farm is listed as suitable for children. 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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Season
PYO Sundays 10am-2pm, confirmed active via farm's own Facebook post dated 2 August 2025; Older/third-party listings (e.g. tourism directory copy) state berries from November and stonefruit/pome fruit from January as historically offered pick-your-own, but no 2024-2026 primary source confirms customers are currently hand-picking fruit themselves -- recent farm content instead describes fruit as farm-picked for shop/mail-order sale
Open
Hours vary seasonally and the farm/shop is not open every day -- site repeatedly advises calling ahead. Confirmed recent pattern: PYO jonquils Sundays 10am-2pm (Aug 2025 Facebook post). General visits described as 'welcomed by arrangement.'
Booking
Booking recommended

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Before you visit

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Last verified 18 Jul 2026. We check listings against farms' own sources and re-verify regularly. How we verify Report a change

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Frequently asked questions

How much does picking cost at Blue Tier Blueberries?

Blue Tier Blueberries at St Helens lists its costs this way: $12/kg for pick-your-own fruit. Entry and per-kilo rates shift through the season and aren't always listed online, so it's worth confirming the current cost when you call ahead.

What can you pick at Blue Tier Blueberries, and when?

Blue Tier Blueberries at St Helens grows Blueberries. Picking usually runs January to March, weather and fruit-supply dependent. Those dates shift by a few weeks either way depending on the season, so confirm what's actually ready before travelling.

Is Blue Tier Blueberries good to visit with young kids?

Blue Tier Blueberries is listed as suitable for children, based on the details we hold. Ground conditions and picking heights vary a lot between farms, so check what's manageable for your kids' ages before you set out.