Camden Valley Farm
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- Season
- seasonal, summer
Details may have changed. Call before travelling.
Pick your own fresh produce in Galston, NSW
Confirmed distinct business from Aviani Persimmon Farm (304 Galston Rd), which is a separate operator on the same road with its own website, phone, pricing and separate Rezdy booking system. Genuine timed PYO sessions with bookings essential, wheelchair-friendly picking available on request, on-site Salt Cafe established March 2025. Not a match for any farm in the existing region list.
375 Galston Road, Galston NSW 2159. From Sydney, this farm is around the Sydney basin.
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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Sources: Official farm website, thepersimmonplace.rezdy.com. Is this your farm? Tell us what's changed.
For The Persimmon Place at Galston, the details we hold say: booking required. Arrangements shift with demand across the season. Try calling the farm on 0491 265 262 to check what applies on the day you want to go.
Here is what The Persimmon Place has told us about cost: Pick-your-own entry $14.50/adult (includes parking, reusable picking bag, snip rental, fruit sample); $5.00 for children 5-11; under 4 free but must be added to booking; picked fruit $8.00/kg. Treat that as the shape of the pricing rather than a quote: entry fees and per-kilo rates are both seasonal.
At The Persimmon Place, the crop is Persimmons and the season normally falls around May-early June. Those dates shift by a few weeks either way depending on the season, so confirm what's actually ready before travelling.
On record for The Persimmon Place at Galston: a cafe or farm shop. This covers what the farm has confirmed to us; it isn't an exhaustive list, so ask about parking, shade and card payments if they matter to your visit.
The details we hold mark The Persimmon Place as child-friendly. 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.
Dogs aren't permitted at The Persimmon Place at Galston based on what the farm has told us. Rules around pets in picking areas often differ from the rest of a property, so confirm the current policy before you set out.