Nockburra Creek Farm
Kingston-on-Murray · Riverland
- Open
- Not open to the public on a standing basis.
Riverland has 1 farm where you can pick your own Blackberries across the season. Picking windows shift with the weather — check each farm's status below and call ahead before you drive out.
The Riverland stretches along the Murray River in South Australia's east, roughly two and a half hours from Adelaide, and it's citrus, wine grape and almond country on a big commercial scale rather than a hub of pick-your-own farms. We're not yet tracking any verified pick-your-own operations in the Riverland — it's a small but growing part of the map for us, and we'll add farms here as we confirm them. If you're planning a Riverland trip, it's worth checking directly with local orchards and wineries about seasonal picking days, since some run informal or occasional public access that doesn't always make it onto a website. In the meantime, the Adelaide Hills and Barossa are the closest regions with confirmed pick-your-own farms if you're travelling from Adelaide.
Along the Murray, about 2.5 hours from Adelaide
1 farm
Kingston-on-Murray · Riverland
Berri · Riverland
Farm tour; seasonal wreath making; flower arranging using farm-grown blooms
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Not yet confirmed on our end. The Riverland is a major citrus, wine grape and almond growing area, but we haven't verified any public pick-your-own operations there so far. It's a small but growing part of our listings, and we'll add farms here as soon as we can confirm them.
The closest regions with confirmed pick-your-own farms are the Adelaide Hills and Barossa and Clare Valley, both roughly two to three hours away by road. If you know of a Riverland orchard or grower that offers public picking, we'd love to hear about it so we can add it.
The Riverland's citrus and grape harvests run through the cooler months and again over summer, but these are largely commercial operations rather than public pick-your-own days. If you're travelling through, local visitor centres and farm gates are the best source of up-to-date seasonal information.
We don't have confirmed pricing for pick-your-own picking in the Riverland, since we're not yet tracking any verified farms in the area. If a picking option is available locally, expect pricing to follow typical South Australian patterns of a small entry fee plus a per-kilogram charge for fruit picked.