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Strawberry picking in New South Wales

In July, strawberry picking is in season in New South Wales. We list 11 farms, across Riverina & South Coast and Bilpin & the Hawkesbury — compare them below and call ahead to confirm what's ripe.

Ripe strawberries growing on the plant at a farm
Representative strawberry-picking image. Seasons and availability vary by farm and weather. "Strawberries picking season at McMartin’s Farm, Bli Bli, Queensland 02" by Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Strawberry picking in New South Wales: we list 11 pick-your-own strawberry farms across the state — including Berrylicious Strawberries, Bidgee Strawberries and Cream and Bilpin Fruit Bowl, around Bilpin & the Hawkesbury, Riverina & South Coast and Sydney Basin. Compare their seasons, prices and booking below.

The strawberry 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 strawberry farms in New South Wales

Farms compared by picking status, typical season, price, booking and whether they suit kids.
Farm Status Typical season Entry / price Booking Kids Drive
Berrylicious Strawberries In season year-round (greenhouse), peak Sep-Jun $22 adult (eat as much as you want), $11 child, under 2s free; $25/kg to take home Booking required Yes Around the Sydney basin
Bidgee Strawberries and Cream In season Nov-May $5 entry; $25/kg for picked fruit Yes Across the Riverina and the NSW South Coast
Bilpin Fruit Bowl In season mid-Nov to end of May Pay for what you pick; entry details not published Yes About 90 minutes north-west of Sydney
Clyde River Berry Farm In season Dec-Jan (season varies by year) No entry fee Yes Across the Riverina and the NSW South Coast
Eastlake's Family Tree (Fairfield's Orchard) In season Nov-Dec Across the Riverina and the NSW South Coast
Gleann Mohr Farm In season Dec-Jan No booking needed Yes Across the Riverina and the NSW South Coast
Highland Lodge Farmstay In season Vegetables, herbs and strawberries pickable 'when in season' per the farm's own site; VisitNSW/Snowy Mountains tourism listings add lavender to that same 'when in season' phrase. No specific months given. Yes In the Snowy Mountains and Monaro high country, about 1.5-2 hours south of Canberra
Hill-Lock Orchard In season Nov-Dec (peak December); Feb Pay per kilogram for fruit picked, no entry fee (pattern reported consistently for the same address/phone under the related 'Wombat Heights' listing). One lower-confidence aggregator cites persimmons at $8/kg but this was not independently corroborated elsewhere. Across the Riverina and the NSW South Coast
Huntley Berry Farm In season seasonal, not specified Yes Around Orange in the NSW Central West, about 3.5 hours from Sydney
Ricardoes Tomatoes and Strawberries In season year-round (hydroponic, vertical frames under cover); year-round (hydroponic glasshouse) Free entry; pay only for what you pick (per kg pricing for strawberries) No booking needed Yes On the NSW mid-north coast, around 5 hours north of Sydney
TNT Produce In season Jan-Jun (approx late Oct/Nov opening, apples through June) Online entry fee booking required; remainder (picked produce) paid on-site Booking required Yes About 90 minutes north-west of Sydney

Strawberry farms in New South Wales

11 farms

In season Last verified 17 Jul 2026

Berrylicious Strawberries

Thirlmere · Sydney Basin

Around the Sydney basin

Season
year-round (greenhouse), peak Sep-Jun
Price
$22 adult (eat as much as you want), $11 child, under 2s free; $25/kg to take home
Booking
Booking required
In season Last verified 18 Jul 2026

Highland Lodge Farmstay

Berridale · Snowy Mountains & Monaro

In the Snowy Mountains and Monaro high country, about 1.5-2 hours south of Canberra

Season
Vegetables, herbs and strawberries pickable 'when in season' per the farm's own site; VisitNSW/Snowy Mountains tourism listings add lavender to that same 'when in season' phrase. No specific months given.
Open
Open year-round (winter and summer season farmstay)
In season Last verified 18 Jul 2026

Hill-Lock Orchard

Wombat · Riverina & South Coast

Across the Riverina and the NSW South Coast

Season
Nov-Dec (peak December); Feb
Price
Pay per kilogram for fruit picked, no entry fee (pattern reported consistently for the same address/phone under the related 'Wombat Heights' listing). One lower-confidence aggregator cites persimmons at $8/kg but this was not independently corroborated elsewhere.
Open
Seasonal pick-your-own: cherries Nov-Dec (peak Dec), figs Feb, persimmons Apr, plus strawberries and plums in season; also shed sales of pre-picked fruit, honey and jams. Consistent daily/weekly hours could not be confirmed across sources -- one low-confidence aggregator claims 7 days, 7am-7pm, unverified elsewhere.
In season Last verified 17 Jul 2026

Ricardoes Tomatoes and Strawberries

Blackmans Point · Coffs Coast

On the NSW mid-north coast, around 5 hours north of Sydney

Season
year-round (hydroponic, vertical frames under cover); year-round (hydroponic glasshouse)
Price
Free entry; pay only for what you pick (per kg pricing for strawberries)
Open
Open 7 days, from 8am, 364 days a year
Booking
No booking needed

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Frequently asked questions

Where can you pick your own strawberry in New South Wales?

We list 11 pick-your-own strawberry farms in New South Wales, 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 strawberry picking season in New South Wales?

Strawberry picking in New South Wales 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.