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Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm

Pick your own fresh produce in Mount Irvine, NSW

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Bilpin & the Hawkesbury

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Last verified 14 Sep 2026

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Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm at Mount Irvine offers pick-your-own chestnuts and walnuts through autumn (mid-March to late April) in normal years. The only access road (Mount Wilson Road) has been closed to general traffic since April 2026 for safety works, with Blue Mountains Council currently expecting reopening in 2027, so the farm gate is closed for the 2026 season. Ring ahead before planning a visit; Kookootonga walnuts are still stocked at The Hive in Bilpin.

Getting there

247 Mount Irvine Road, Mount Irvine NSW 2786. About 90 minutes north-west of Sydney.

Where Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm 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. This farm is listed as suitable for children.

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In season Last verified 7 Sep 2026

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Season
Jun-Aug approx (2026 season opened 6 Jun)
Price
$5 entry for 10 years and over, plus $15 per mixed bucket of fruit
Open
Sat-Sun 10am-4pm from 6 June; last entry 3pm

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book to visit Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm?

Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm is recorded as follows — no booking needed. Booking arrangements change through the season and busy weekends fill quickly, so we recommend checking the farm's website to confirm before you make the drive.

How much does picking cost at Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm?

On price, the details we hold for Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm read: Around $10/kg for chestnuts and $12/kg for walnuts. Prices change season to season, so check with the farm before you go. Rates move as a crop comes in and out, and published prices lag — check the current figure before you go.

What can you pick at Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm, and when?

Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm at Mount Irvine grows Chestnuts and Walnuts. Picking usually runs mid-Mar to late Apr. Those dates shift by a few weeks either way depending on the season, so confirm what's actually ready before travelling.

What facilities does Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm have?

The facilities we have confirmed at Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm are toilets on site. Facilities not named above simply haven't been confirmed either way. Ask ahead if you're relying on shade, parking close to the rows, or paying by card.

Is Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm good to visit with young kids?

Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm is listed as suitable for children, based on the details we hold. The farm also has toilets on site, which helps on a longer visit. Ground conditions and picking heights vary a lot between farms, so check what's manageable for your kids' ages before you set out.

Can I bring my dog to Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm?

Leashed dogs are welcome at Kookootonga Chestnut & Walnut Farm at Mount Irvine based on what the farm has told us. Pet policies can differ between the picking rows and the rest of the farm, and they change with the season — check before you bring your dog along.