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Rolin Farms

Pick your own strawberries in Elimbah, QLD

Also known as Rolin Strawberry Farms

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Brisbane & South-East Queensland
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Last verified 24 Aug 2026

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Rolin Farms at Elimbah, north of Brisbane, opens for pick-your-own strawberries through the winter season (June-October), 7 days a week from about 8:30am-4:30pm. Entry is free -- you just pay for what you pick. Kid-friendly, with a cafe on site.

What you can pick and when

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Typical picking months at this farm
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Getting there

124-190 Rutters Road, Elimbah QLD 4516. Within an hour of central Brisbane.

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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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Before you visit

Practical reading for the trip out to Elimbah.

Last verified 24 Aug 2026. We check listings against farms' own sources and re-verify regularly. How we verify Report a change

Sources: weekendnotes.com, brisbanemumsgroup.com.au, mustdobrisbane.com, thebestbrisbane.com, tripadvisor.com, Official farm website, familiesmagazine.com.au, brisbanekids.com.au, au.pickyourown.farm, visitmoretonbay.com.au, landofthebigs.com, pickyourown.org. Is this your farm? Tell us what's changed.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does picking cost at Rolin Farms?

Rolin Farms at Elimbah lists its costs this way: Entry free; pay for what you pick, weighed at the shop. Reported figures vary by source/season and are not from a single authoritative price list (e.g. one review cites ~$15 adult container + $7 kids 500g container; another cites ~$12/kg dropping to ~$6/kg later in season) — treat as indicative only. Treat that as the shape of the pricing rather than a quote: entry fees and per-kilo rates are both seasonal.

What can you pick at Rolin Farms, and when?

Rolin Farms at Elimbah grows Strawberries. Picking usually runs Jun-Oct. Every season runs a little early or late, so use that as the shape of the year and confirm the current picking before you go.

What facilities does Rolin Farms have?

The facilities we have confirmed at Rolin Farms are a cafe or farm shop. 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 Rolin Farms good to visit with young kids?

Rolin Farms at Elimbah is one of the farms recorded as suitable for kids. The farm also has a cafe or farm shop, which helps on a longer visit. Rows can be uneven and some crops need ladders, so for a visit with toddlers it's worth a quick call to confirm what suits their age.