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Peach picking in Victoria

6 farms offer peach picking across Victoria, from Dandenong Ranges and Geelong & the Bellarine. The typical season runs December to February — check each farm's current status and call ahead before you travel.

Whole peach beside two halved peaches showing the pit
Representative peach image. Seasons and availability vary by farm and weather. "Autumn Red peaches" by Jack Dykinga, USDA Agricultural Research Service, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

Peach picking in Victoria: we list 6 pick-your-own peach farms across the state — including Lanidale 'The Cherry Well', Lomas Orchards and Payne's Orchards, around Dandenong Ranges, Geelong & the Bellarine, Grampians & Ballarat and Macedon Ranges. Compare their seasons, prices and booking below.

The peach season shifts with the local climate zone — earlier in warmer districts, later in the cool country — so check each farm's status and call ahead to confirm what's ripe before you drive out.

Compare peach farms in Victoria

Farms compared by picking status, typical season, price, booking and whether they suit kids.
Farm Status Typical season Entry / price Booking Kids Drive
Lanidale 'The Cherry Well' Closed for season Nov-Jan About an hour east of Melbourne
Lomas Orchards Closed for season Nov-May Yes Around Geelong, about an hour south-west of Melbourne
Payne's Orchards Closed for season November to December; December to February Booking required Yes In the Macedon Ranges, about an hour north-west of Melbourne
Rayner's Orchard Closed for season Dec-Mar; Mar-May Guided tractor tour with tasting and u-pick; pricing not published (booking required via FareHarbor) Booking required Yes About an hour east of Melbourne
The Orchard Keepers (formerly Tellurian Fruit Gardens) Closed for season Dec-Mar; Feb-May Around Ballarat, about 90 minutes west of Melbourne
Tuckerberry Hill Berry Farm Closed for season mid Dec-early Feb; Nov-Mar (weekends only) Pricing not published on site; pay for what you pick by weight (typical of berry farms). Check Instagram 'Friday Fruit Report' for current picking availability. No booking needed Yes Around Geelong, about an hour south-west of Melbourne

Peach farms in Victoria

6 farms

Closed for season Last verified 18 Jul 2026

Payne's Orchards

Bacchus Marsh · Macedon Ranges

In the Macedon Ranges, about an hour north-west of Melbourne

Season
November to December; December to February
Open
9am-3pm during picking season (roughly November-June); entry is via timed/ticketed sessions booked through TryBooking.
Booking
Booking required
Closed for season Last verified 17 Jul 2026

Rayner's Orchard

Woori Yallock · Dandenong Ranges

About an hour east of Melbourne

Season
Dec-Mar; Mar-May
Price
Guided tractor tour with tasting and u-pick; pricing not published (booking required via FareHarbor)
Open
Open 7 days (except Christmas Day); 9am-4pm Mar-Nov, 9am-5pm Dec-Feb; guided tours every 30 min, first at 9am, last at 3pm
Booking
Booking required
Closed for season Last verified 17 Jul 2026

Tuckerberry Hill Berry Farm

Drysdale · Geelong & the Bellarine

Around Geelong, about an hour south-west of Melbourne

Season
mid Dec-early Feb; Nov-Mar (weekends only)
Price
Pricing not published on site; pay for what you pick by weight (typical of berry farms). Check Instagram 'Friday Fruit Report' for current picking availability.
Open
Seasonal, variable by crop availability; check Instagram Friday Fruit Report
Booking
No booking needed

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Frequently asked questions

Where can you pick your own peach in Victoria?

We list 6 pick-your-own peach farms in Victoria, each with its region, drive context, season and booking details on this page. Compare them in the table above, then call the farm to confirm what's ripe before you travel.

When is peach picking season in Victoria?

Peach picking in Victoria follows the local climate, so it opens earlier in warmer districts and later in cooler country. Each farm on this page shows its own typical season and current status — always the most reliable guide, because ripeness moves with the weather.