Kersbrook Cherry Farm
Kersbrook · Adelaide Hills
- Season
- Nov-Dec, varies by year
- Open
- Seasonal; check Facebook/website for annual season dates
Pick your own cherries in Lenswood, SA
Out of season
September falls outside every picking window this farm has recorded. The next one opens in December (Cherries).
Last verified 31 Aug 2026
800 certified organic (NASAA) cherry trees across 14 varieties; also grows organic apples, pears and grapes; natural wine on site.
Swipe to see all months. Windows are typical for this state — call ahead to confirm what's ripe.
| Crop | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cherries | Peak | Available | Peak |
677 Mawson Rd, Lenswood, SA 5240. About a 30-minute drive from the Adelaide CBD.
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.
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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At Jauma Organic, the crop is Cherries and the season normally falls around early Dec-early Jan. Those dates shift by a few weeks either way depending on the season, so confirm what's actually ready before travelling.
The facilities we have confirmed at Jauma Organic are a cafe or farm shop. That list reflects confirmed details only. Seasonal setups change, so check anything your day depends on — shade, parking and payment methods especially.
Yes — Jauma Organic at Lenswood is recorded as suitable for children. The farm also has a cafe or farm shop, which helps on a longer visit. Some crops are picked at adult height and some paddocks are rough underfoot — worth asking which rows suit small children on the day you're going.