Wildhand Farm

Real, currently-operating 25-acre regenerative flower/animal farm at 19 Bishop Road, Willunga Hill SA 5172 (Fleurieu Peninsula), run by Alice and Reece; corroborated by the farm's own Shopify site, South Australia's official tourism site, and independent editorial coverage (Glam Adelaide). Booking required for every visit; the farm does not take casual walk-ins. Genuine pick-your-own confirmed via the farm's own product page: the ticketed Summer Flower Workshop 'Sunflowers & Sundaes' (Saturdays, 2025 season 4 Jan-29 Mar) has visitors go out into the field to pick sunflowers and daisies, then return to the shed to build a take-home vase arrangement from additional cut stems -- the page explicitly describes this as a 'pick your own' element added to the workshop. This is workshop-format PYO (paid ticketed 2-hour session bundled with an ice-cream sundae bar, drinks, and a Highland Cow meet-and-greet), not a casual walk-in cut-your-own patch -- worth flagging if the directory differentiates formats. The separate Spring Flower Workshop (Saturdays 6 Sep-29 Nov, $140/person in 2025) involves a walk through the Australian Native Garden and arranging pre-cut flowers, but does not explicitly describe field-picking, so it should NOT be treated as confirmed PYO. At the time of this check (Jul 2026, winter) both flower-workshop product pages returned 404 -- expected seasonal absence, since the farm's currently live products are winter-only (Highland Cow Experience $250, Winter Full Farm Experience $60); 2026 workshop dates/pricing are unconfirmed but the offering has a track record across at least the 2024 and 2025 seasons (per Instagram posts and cached product pages) and is reasonably expected to recur. The separate Highland Cow Experience (no picking involved) restricts entry to ages 12+; kid-friendliness of the flower workshop itself is not stated. No phone found -- contact is via email ([email protected]) or the site's contact page. No explicit info on toilets, on-site cafe, or dogs. Not a duplicate of any existing listing (existing 'Fleurieu Cherries' is a different Willunga-area business, cherries not flowers/PYO).