Pick Your OwnAustralia

Blueberry Picking in Melbourne 2026/27

We list 11 farms in Melbourne where you pick your own blueberries (Avonsleigh, Castella, Cockatoo, Dewhurst, Drysdale). The season usually runs November to February. Distances are measured from the centre of Melbourne.

11farms
November to Februaryseason
10towns

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The farms

Folly Farm Blueberries Olinda booking required
no information yet
The Farm Silvan Silvan booking required
$16/kg
Blue Hills Berries and Cherries Silvan booking required
from $18 entry
Jay Berries Wandin East
no information yet
Avonsleigh Berries Avonsleigh booking required
no information yet
Emily Hill Farm Dewhurst booking required
$25 minimum per kg (16 years and over)
Fielderberry Farm Cockatoo
no information yet
Tuckerberry Hill Berry Farm Drysdale
$14 per kilo
Castella Blueberries Castella
no information yet
Summerberries Blueberry Farm Glenburn booking required
$20/kg
Rocky Creek Strawberry Farm Main Ridge
$12 adult / $6 child (4-12), includes a punnet; family pass (2 adults + 2 children) $30; extra punnets $8 (500g) or $4 (250g)

Common questions

Where can you go blueberry picking in Melbourne?

Our directory lists 11 farms in Melbourne: Folly Farm Blueberries (Olinda), The Farm Silvan (Silvan), Blue Hills Berries and Cherries (Silvan), Jay Berries (Wandin East), Avonsleigh Berries (Avonsleigh), Emily Hill Farm (Dewhurst) and 5 more.

When is the blueberries season in Melbourne?

Usually November to February, depending on the weather. Farms announce their own dates and we carry them on each listing.

How much does blueberry picking cost in Melbourne?

At the last confirmed season, farms here charged $16/kg, $25 minimum per kg (16 years and over), $22 per kilo, cheaper over 5 kilos and $20/kg. Prices change during the season, so check with the farm before you travel.

Do you need to book blueberry picking in Melbourne?

6 of these farms take bookings ahead of a visit: Folly Farm Blueberries, The Farm Silvan, Blue Hills Berries and Cherries, Avonsleigh Berries and Emily Hill Farm. The rest are walk-in, but picking depends on the weather, so ring ahead either way.

See also

Last checked 27 August 2026