East Coast Tasmania has 2 farms where you can pick your own Blueberries, Strawberries and Apples across the season. Picking windows shift with the weather — check each farm's status below and call ahead before you drive out.
Along the Great Eastern Drive, two small operations run genuinely seasonal picking. At Scamander, Eureka Farm grows a wide mix of berries and stone fruit and confirms pick-your-own jonquils on Sundays, 10am–2pm (10 stems for $5) — its wider fruit range was historically pick-your-own too, but recent listings describe fruit as farm-picked for the shop rather than customer-picked, so check current availability before visiting. Further north at St Helens, Blue Tier Blueberries opens a straightforward January–March blueberry season, priced at $12/kg, 9am–5pm daily when open (weather permitting).
Along Tasmania's East Coast (the Great Eastern Drive), about 2-3 hours from Hobart
| Farm | Status | Typical season | Entry / price | Booking | Kids |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Tier Blueberries | Closed for season | January to March, weather and fruit-supply dependent | $12/kg for pick-your-own fruit | — | Yes |
| Eureka Farm | Unconfirmed · call ahead | PYO Sundays 10am-2pm, confirmed active via farm's own Facebook post dated 2 August 2025; Older/third-party listings (e.g. tourism directory copy) state berries from November and stonefruit/pome fruit from January as historically offered pick-your-own, but no 2024-2026 primary source confirms customers are currently hand-picking fruit themselves -- recent farm content instead describes fruit as farm-picked for shop/mail-order sale | Call ahead | Booking recommended | — |
2 farms
St Helens · East Coast Tasmania
Scamander · East Coast Tasmania
Details may have changed. Call before travelling.
| Farm | Experience | Access | Status | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Martha Vale Park | Farm tours | Booking required | Currently offered | East Coast Tasmania, TAS |
| Oyster Bay Tours | Farm tours | Booking required | Currently offered | East Coast Tasmania, TAS |
St Helens · East Coast Tasmania
Grass-fed cattle, wetlands, conservation and regenerative agriculture
Coles Bay · East Coast Tasmania
Guided wading visit to Freycinet oyster leases; oyster-production explanation; shucking and tasting
Blue Tier Blueberries at St Helens runs a pick-your-own blueberry season roughly January to March, priced at $12/kg, open 9am to 5pm daily when the fruit is ready (subject to weather).
Eureka Farm at Scamander offers pick-your-own jonquils on Sundays, 10am to 2pm — 10 stems for $5, confirmed via the farm's own recent social media posts.
Eureka Farm grows a wide range of berries and stone fruit, and older tourism listings describe these as pick-your-own too, but recent farm content mainly describes fruit as picked by the farm for its shop and mail order rather than by customers. Call ahead to check what's currently available for hands-on picking.
