Blueberry Picking in NSW 2026/27

We list 9 farms in NSW where you pick your own blueberries (Bilpin, Bostobrick, Brooklet, Brunkerville, Bucca), and 2 more we have not been able to confirm recently. The season usually runs November to February.

9farms
November to Februaryseason
9towns

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The farms

Pine Crest Orchard Bilpin
$5/kg
Boss Berries Bostobrick
$25 per 3.4 litre bucket (about 2 to 2.3kg), $50 per 10 litre bucket (about 5 to 6kg)
Blueberry Fields Brooklet
$15 per bucket, buckets provided
Misty Valley Farm Brunkerville booking required
no information yet
Bucca Valley Blueberries Bucca
$10/kg
Higgins Creek Farm Cockwhy
no information yet
The Giving Farm Jilliby booking required
$12 a punnet, $24 for a double punnet
Blueberry Hills on Comleroy Kurrajong booking required
$30/kg for hand picked blueberries
Clyde River Berry Farm Mogood
no information yet

Not recently confirmed

We could not confirm current information for these farms from their own website or Facebook page. Ring them before you travel.

4 Winds Farm Bilpin
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Bilpin Springs Orchard Bilpin
being checked

Common questions

Where can you go blueberry picking in NSW?

Our directory lists 9 farms in NSW: Blueberry Fields (Brooklet), Blueberry Hills on Comleroy (Kurrajong), Boss Berries (Bostobrick), Bucca Valley Blueberries (Bucca), Clyde River Berry Farm (Mogood), Higgins Creek Farm (Cockwhy) and 3 more.

When is the blueberries season in NSW?

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 NSW?

At the last confirmed season, farms here charged $15 per bucket, buckets provided, $30/kg for hand picked blueberries, $25 per 3.4 litre bucket (about 2 to 2.3kg), $50 per 10 litre bucket (about 5 to 6kg) and $10/kg. Prices change during the season, so check with the farm before you travel.

Do you need to book blueberry picking in NSW?

3 of these farms take bookings ahead of a visit: Blueberry Hills on Comleroy, Misty Valley Farm and The Giving Farm. The rest are walk-in, but picking depends on the weather, so ring ahead either way.

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Last checked 27 August 2026