North-West Tasmania has 4 farms where you can pick your own Blueberries, Raspberries and Blackberries across the season. Picking windows shift with the weather — check each farm's status below and call ahead before you drive out.
North-West Tasmania's picking farms are spread along the coast and hinterland around Devonport, from Turners Beach on the shoreline to Barrington inland. Turners Beach Berry Patch, only about 15 minutes from Devonport, is the closest option for a family visit, growing strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and tayberries across a long spring-to-autumn season. Plump Berries at Barrington, further inland towards Sheffield, grows a wider mix including tayberries, silvanberries, marionberries and blueberries and is worth booking ahead for. This is a berry-focused region rather than an orchard one, so the season rhythm follows the berries: picking generally starts in October and tapers off by autumn, with the exact weeks shifting from year to year depending on the weather, so it's worth calling ahead.
Along Tasmania's north-west coast
| Farm | Status | Typical season | Entry / price | Booking | Kids |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turners Beach Berry Patch | In season soon | Oct-May | — | No booking needed | Yes |
| Mount Gnomon Farm | Closed for season | Summer, roughly Feb-Mar; public picking mainly offered via ticketed event days (e.g. Sunflower Festival, 8 Mar 2026, 3-8pm; a prior 'Sunflower picking day' event); Not specified - pick-your-own apples from the heritage orchard mentioned only in farm-stay marketing copy; no season or dedicated public event confirmed | A prior ticketed 'Sunflower picking day' event (TryBooking) was $5 entry + $2 per sunflower picked. Ticket price for the 8 March 2026 Sunflower Festival was not stated in sources reviewed. Farm-stay accommodation (unrelated to picking) is quoted at $15-$400 indicative on northwesttasmania.com.au. | Booking required | Yes |
| Plump Berries | Closed for season | Nov-Mar | — | Booking recommended | — |
| Sheffield Berry Gardens | Unconfirmed · call ahead | late November to end of April | Call ahead | — | — |
4 farms
Turners Beach · North-West Tasmania
Penguin · North-West Tasmania
Barrington · North-West Tasmania
Sheffield · North-West Tasmania
Details may have changed. Call before travelling.
| Farm | Experience | Access | Status | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 Degrees South Tasmania | Meet the animals & Farm tours | Contact the farm | Currently offered | North-West Tasmania, TAS |
| Blue Hills Honey | Hands-on workshops & Farm tours | Contact the farm | Currently offered | North-West Tasmania, TAS |
| Duck River Meadows Robotic Dairy & La Cantara Cheese Tour | Meet the animals, Hands-on workshops & Farm tours | Booking required | Currently offered | North-West Tasmania, TAS |
| Guide Falls Farm | Meet the animals, Seasonal events & open days & Farm tours | Event dates only | Currently offered | North-West Tasmania, TAS |
| Paradise Road Farm | Meet the animals & Stay on the farm | Booking required | Currently offered | North-West Tasmania, TAS |
| Seaside Farm Retreat | Meet the animals & Stay on the farm | Booking required | Currently offered | North-West Tasmania, TAS |
| The Truffledore | Stay on the farm & Farm tours | Booking required | Currently offered | North-West Tasmania, TAS |
| Wesley Dale Tasmania | Stay on the farm & Farm tours | Seasonal | Currently offered | North-West Tasmania, TAS |
Red Hills · North-West Tasmania
self-guided salmon and ginseng farm trail; feed fish; wetland interpretation; guided group tours
Mawbanna · North-West Tasmania
interactive beekeeping and honey-production displays; factory viewing; guided tastings and multimedia experience
Smithton · North-West Tasmania
guided visit to a working robotic dairy; see milking technology and cheese production; tasting
West Ridgley · North-West Tasmania
Farm tour with friendly-animal feeding; educational tours and events
Sheffield area · North-West Tasmania
Mingle with chickens and goats; see cows and calves
Penguin · North-West Tasmania
Feed sheep; visit orchard chickens; observe cattle
Lower Barrington · North-West Tasmania
guided truffle hunt with trained dog; seasonal harvest interpretation; farm lunch products
Mole Creek area · North-West Tasmania
Included farm tour on a heritage working farm
Choose a crop and location. We will email you when local farms begin opening.
Turners Beach Berry Patch, about 15 minutes from Devonport, is the region's closest pick-your-own strawberry farm, open across a long October-to-May season alongside raspberries, blackberries and tayberries. It's a good option for a short family outing rather than a full day trip.
Plump Berries at Barrington, inland towards Sheffield, grows a wide mix of raspberries, tayberries, silvanberries, marionberries, blueberries and blackberries across a November-to-March season. It's further from Devonport than Turners Beach, so booking ahead is recommended given the smaller, more seasonal picking window.
This is a berry-growing region, so picking generally runs from October through to March or May depending on the crop and farm. Raspberries and mixed berries at Plump Berries tend to peak from November to March, while Turners Beach Berry Patch's mix stretches into autumn. Weather shifts the exact dates each year, so call ahead.
Neither farm in the region publishes fixed pricing online, and the usual pick-your-own convention applies: pay for what you pick by weight at the farm gate. Expect prices broadly in line with other Tasmanian berry farms, and confirm the current rate when you call ahead or arrive.
Turners Beach Berry Patch doesn't require a booking, making it an easy drop-in option near Devonport. Plump Berries at Barrington recommends booking ahead, particularly during its shorter berry season, so it's worth calling before you make the longer drive inland.
